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5:00 Traffic Jam News News One for Road
5 -13 Thomas" Robbie Robbina One for the Road
5 jo Tunes-Amoa-Andy Weather-News News One for Road
5:45 Amos-Andy Orville Anderson One for Road Sports
1 6 00 News-Sports News World News Roundup
6 15 Eventida Hi-Fi Hour Candlelight and Wina
6 30 Lewis' Hi-Fi Hour News Candlelight
:45Lewjs Hi-Fi Hour -mi- Candlelight and Wing
7:00 Herman News KWIN Karavan
7:15 Morgan Hi-Fi Hour Karavan News
730 World Tonight News of the World News Karavan
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8:45 Portland-Phoenix NightUne Ash. Platter Party
:00 Portland-Phoenix NBC News News Green Room
Oris Portland-Phoenix Nightbeat Green Room
8:30 Portland-Phoenix Nightbeat Green Room
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:50 Pill Box
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.Loses in Kentucky
Louisville, Ky. (UPI)
Complete unofficial returns
$m Kentucky's primary
elections showed Wednesday
t Rep. Noble J. Gregory,
Hning with the blessings of
iSJot. A. B. Chandler, lost his
$i4 for renomination to the
congressional seat he has held
fop 21 years.
Returns from all of the 495
o . jjjecincts in the state's 1st
apjngressional District gave a
Murray druggist, Frank A.
etubblefield, 16,302 'Votes in
the Democratic primary;
Gregory 15,870; and three
other candidates only scat
. - tared- support.
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8:30 Target
9:00 Paris Precinct
9:30 Janet Dean
10:00 Harbor Command
lOJO-T-News
10:35 "Love on the Run"
Funds Included
For Fort Clatsop
Washington (UPI) Sen-
Richard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.)
said Wednesday National
Park service informed him it
would recommend inclusion
of funds in aji Interior depart
ment supplemental appropria
tion for acquisition of land
for Fort Clatsop National
Memorial near Astoria.
IMeuberge- said he had
urged this action be taken so
that at least 100 acres could
be obtained by the federal
government in the Fort Clat
sop area, permitting the sec
retary of interior to establish
the memorial during Oregon's
centennial year. .
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Every Sixth Alcoholic:
A Woman in Her Forties
I always look throuugh that
interesting little magazine,
the "Cloud Chaser," which is
published by the Alcoholics
Anonymous group in the Min
nesota State reformatory.
They recently had a confer
ence on alcoholism in women,
at which Dr. Jackson A.
Smith, of the Nebraska Psy
chiatric Institute, and Dr.
Frederic Boyes, of the San
Francisco Adult Guidance
Center, reported that most al
cohlic women are about 40.
They have been drinking for
about eight years, and many
have been divorced. One in
six alcoholics is a woman.
According to Mrs. Mary
Clark, of the California chap
ter of the National Alcoholic
committee, the're are three
types of women who are
"problem dinkers." One is the
"party-goer!" who nAct day
brags about how tight she got.
Then there is the woman who
keeps mourning over the
death of her husband or a
child, and seems to be trying
to commit suicide with alco
hol. Finally, there is the "re
spectable matron," who seems
normal to most persons. Close
associates, however, know
that every so often she goes
on a bender.
The point few people know
about these women is that in
practically "every case, if one
inquires carefully to the fam
ily, one will find relatives
who are alcoholic or mentally
depressed or, sometimes epi
leptic, or sometimes just un
stable. Many alcoholic wom
en are unusually gifted and
interesting persons. Many are
artistic, and many write well.
Some get divorced and re
married a half-dozen times,
but, as one would expect each
husband soon loses his respect
for the woman and soon after
ward his love.
Dr. Ellis D. Sox of San
Francisco, told the conference
that many of these women can
hardly be cured. They go to
a physician only "when their
liver is shot," and they have
a cirrhosis. For many of these
Increase Asked
For John Day Dam
Washington (UPI) Army
Engineers have asked con
gress to approve an increase
in the appropriation for John
Day dam to cut the construc
tion time' by three to five
years.
Approval of the new Engi
neer schedule would put John
Day power on the line in Oc
tober, 1966, three years ahead
of present time tables." The
navigation lock could be com
pleted in August, 1961, five
years ahead of schedule.
The house appropriations
committee today made public
Army engineer testimony sub
mitted last month. It asked
that the John Day appropria
tion be increased from the
two million dollars in the
President's budget for 1959 to
eight million dollars.
Warehouse Shutdown
Ends in Seattle
Seattle (TJPI) The four-week-old
shutdown of the
city's major grocery and pro
duce warehouses ended Tues
day night when members of
General Truckers' Local 174
of the Teamsters union voted
to accept the latest contract
offer by the Northwest Pro
duce association.
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Emerltat Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
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women life has been one long
succession of dissatisfactions,
failures, griefs', and admis
sions of failure. Many of them
crave love, but they are too
self-centered to give much of
it; many cannot give it even
to their children, and their
neglect of their children fills
them with feelings of guilt.
Most Back Pains Are Cured
Without Surgery
At the recent annual Con
gress of Industrial Health, in
Milwaukee, ' Dr. Ralph K.
Ghormley, of the Mayo Clinic,
one of America's great orotho
pedists, said that an early op
eration for relief of back pain
is indicated only when there
are signs of increasing pres
sure on a nerve root, with
perhaps weakness of a muscle
in a leg or persistent pain in a
leg, or limited motion in the
spinal column due to tense
muscles.
As Dr. M. E. Knapp, of
the University of Minnesota,
said, in most cases of low
back pain, help can be obtain
ed with physical therapy, ex
ercises, hot packs and pain
relieving drugs.
A New Artificial Muscle
I read now that a sort of
mechanical muscle for use in
artifical hands has been in
vented by an experimental
physicist, Dr. Joseph L. Mc
Kibben, of Los Angeles, New
Mexico, working with Dr.
Vernon L. Nickel, Jacqueline
Perry and Roy Snelson, of
Los Angeles. The appartus
was demonstrated recently at
a conference held in New
York City. It is not yet avail
able, but it is hoped that it
will soon be made in quantity.
The essential part of the ap
paratus is a tube containing
a helically-woven nyon tube.
When, by slight pressure on a
valve, carbon dioxide under
pressure is allowed to enter
the tube, the nylon contracts
like a muscle, and causes an
artifical thumb and fore-finger
to come together forcibly.
One Type of Cancer
Controlled
Dr. John R. Heller, Director
of the National Cancer Insti
tute of Bethesda, Maryland,
reports what may be a "def
inite break-through in chem
otherapy1 (treatment with
drugs) research." There is a
rare cancer of women called
a chorio-carcinoma. In 1956,
Drs. Roy Hertz, M. C. Li, and
D. Spencer found that this
tumor could sometimes be
controlled by a chemical call
ed methotrexate. Six out of
the 16 women treated so far
appear to have been cured.
Discoveries like this are so
hopeful because it gives the
research men a lead to follow.
They can now keep modifying
the drug in a hundred or more
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