2A MAIL TRIBUNE, MdW, Oregon, Friday, August 1. 19S8
Cholera Vaccine Shipped To Nepal
Geneva, Switzerland l?I)
The World Health Organiza
tion said today it is shipping
25,000 doses, of cholera vac
cine to Nepal where it re
ported cholera has just broken
out for the first time since
the beginning of the century.
A WHO communique
termed the cholera situation
throughout Asia "the most
serious in years." So far this
year, WHO said, there have
teen 48,729 cholera cases and
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530 Film Folio
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100 Mr. Webster Takes Stock
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9:30 People Are Funny
100 "Murder Man"
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10:15 Baseball Previews
10:25 Los Angeles at Cincinnati
130 Trailer Caravan
2:00 Wagon Train
3:00 TBA
330 Price is Right
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430 Mavenck
5:30 This Is the Life
6 :00 News
6:15 Dan Smoot Report
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7:00 Ed Sullivan
8:00 GE Theater
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20,687 cholera deaths in the
area including India, East
Pakistan, Thailand, Cambodia
and Burma.
BOARD CHAIRMAN DIES
New York (LTD Dr. Vin
cent de Paul Juster, 61, chair
man of the medical board of
the New York City employees
retirement system and a well
known surgeon died here
Thursday.
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435 Uncle Bill Show
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Salem Youngster
Drowns in Pond
Oregon City -- (UPD An
eleven - year -old Salem girl
drowned Wednesday after
noon in a pond east of Clack
amas. The victim was Georgia
Kay Boyd, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Boyd of Salem.
Georgia was attending a
church camp at Jennings
Lodge and was wth a group
of 60 to 80 children. They
were swimming in an area
known as Wally's Dam locat
ed near Clackamas.
The Clackamas county cor
oner's office said the girl
drowned in about eight feet
of water. She was with a
group of children playing on
a raft.
Robert W. Hague, 15, of
Dallas, dived and found the
girl near the bottom of the
pond. Artificial respiration
was administered, but with
out success.
Grand Ronde Logger
Killed in Accident
, Tillamook (UPD Oral
Langley, 47, of Grand Ronde
was killed .Wednesday by a
falling boulder while logging
on the Trask river east of
here.
West Germany had 11,484
women among its 71,000 regis
tered physicians in 1957.
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The Medical
Big Strokes
Scores of .unhappy people
write, asking me if anything
can be done for a father or
mot her who
has had a bad
s t r oke. Per
haps it left
one side of the
1 body paralyz-
cu, aiiu. pei
hapS it left an
aphasia (an in
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Wi t a 1 k). Often
Dr. Alvarez 4 v,
daughter writes that the par
ent got decidedly better dur
ing the first few weeks, and
then no more improvement
was seen. Or, perhaps, in the
next six months there were
periods when the patient was
better and periods when he
was worse. Perhaps after a
while he had some short
spells in which he was dizzy
or confused or nauseated, and
when apparently he had an
other stroke this time a lit
tle one.
Usually, I think, most of
the improvement after a
stroke comes in the first six
months, and after that I don't
expect to see much better
ment. Certainly, after that
time, I much, doubt if the
family should take their loved
one from one medical center
to another. I do not see how
any miracle can be perform
ed. If I, myself, had partly
recovered from a stroke and,
after six or eight months, had
stopped improving, T wduld
not go traveling about the
country; I would not expect
anywhere to find a remedy
or procedure that would help
me.
I would know that a part of
my brain had been destroyed,
and I would know that no
medicine could build it up
again so that it would func
tion normally. In the first few
days, the patient can improve
greatly because shock and
edema (swelling with fluid)
clear away. Then perhaps for
six months, normal parts of
the brain take over some of
the functions of the destroyed
area. After that, there seems
to be no way in which the re
maining damage can be re
paired. Dr. Alvarez hopes his read
ers will understand that it
would be impossible for him
to answer requests for infor
mation or to attempt to diag
nose by mail.
Social Security Bill
Wins House Approval
Washington (UPD The
House Thursday overwhelm
ingly passed a bill to up so
cial security benefits and tax
es. The bill now goes to the
Senate with prospects good
for its enactment.
House approval was by a
roll call vote of 375-2.
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er of the Year in Oregon is
Mrs. Mary M. Hawkes, a
science teacher at Hood River
high school.
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