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SAUDI ARABIA TO JOIN UAR Crown Prince Faisal nf
Saudi Arabia has offered to federate his huge, oil-rich
nauon wild, me united Arab Republic. Part of the deal
will include ousting the key U. S. air base at Dhahran
wnen us lease exoires in 1962.
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Post Nasal Drip
Thousands of people are
needlessly concerned over a
dripping of mucus in the
back of their throat. Many
hawk and
spit for an
hour every
morning, try
ing to get all
of this stuff
out. Some
hawk until
they vomit. A
few hundred
times when I
have sent
these people to a good nose
expert he has reported that
the person had no sinusitis;
there was no pus in his nose,
and all that could be seen was
a little clear' mucus.
I would then say' to the pa
tient: "Pay no attention to it;
just swallow it; in a few min
utes after it reaches your
stomach, it will be digested
and all gone, just as if it had
been a little uncooked white
of egg." But usually after we
have chatted a while, the cat
comes out of the bag, and the
person has told me why he
was so anxious about his
post-nasal drip. To begin
with, he was the sort of overly-worrisome
person who in
sists that his body be always
'just-so.' Perhaps he takes,
with each meal, a half-dozen
pills of several kinds. The
minute the slightest symptom
appears, he runs to a doctor.
But the reason for his tre
mendous fear of the mucus in
the back of his throat is his
belief that it is poisonous, and
that if he swallows it, it will
So up and injure his brain.
This, of course, is pure fool
ishness. - Sometimes when I
ask the man to explain fur
ther why he fears the mucus
so much, he tells me his sis
ter went insane, and he
thinks this happened because
she had a post-nasal drip and
swallowed the mucus!
Obviously, such a patient
needs a psychiatrist not a
nose specialist. There will be
no let-up in his hawking and
spitting until someone takes
away from him his great fear
of the perfectly harmless
mucus.
England Wants To Be
Kinder Jo Sex Variants
For years English courts
have been inclined at times to
jail sex variants. Then, re
cently, came the report of the
Wolfenden Committee which
recommended legal reforms,
with a much kinder and
more scientific and realistic
attitude toward these unfor
tunate people. Curiously, the
law practically never bothers
women who are sexually pe
culiar it is only the men
who are jailed. Obviously,
there is not much sense to
such legal behavior. For
awhile, the Wolfden report
raised hopes that British law
would become more rational
and more civilized, but soon
these hopes were dimmed by
the ODDosition of the many
conservative persons who,
without any real knowledge
of the subject, felt that "sin"
could never be condoned.
Then, the British Medical
association, again apparently
without much knowledge of
the basic and inborn nature of
homosexuality, recommended
that a bie rjsychiatric clinic
be set up for.the treatment of
thp sexual variants. I cannot
see how a psychiatrist can do
much eood. except by letting
these people get things off
their chest talking out their
difficulties. As a homosexual
man said to me the other day.
"T have SDent thousands of
dollars on psychiatric treat
ment but to no purpose. I
am the way I was born. I am
not sure that I want to be
different, and now I am abso
lutely certain that I cannot
be changed into a heterosex
ual nerson anv more than you
can be changed into a homo
sexual one. I have spent
months, also, with endocrin
ologists, being shot full of
male hormone, but that never
changed me in the slightest."
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Curtice To Retire "
Al General Motors
New York -(LTD-Harlow H.
Curtice, 65, will retire as pres
ident of General Motors Corp.,
Sept. 1, and will be succeeded
by John S. Gordon, now vice
president and group executive
of GM's body and assembly
division.
Also retiring on Sept. 1 is
Albert Bradley, who has been
chairman of the board of GM
since April 2, 1956.
He will be succeeded by
Frederic G. Donner, vice
president in charge of the fin
ancial staff.
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Four Persons
Hurt in Mishaps
Four persons received min
or injuries Sunday afternoon
in a two-car collision on High
way 62 between Delta Waters
rd. and Hilton rd., city police
reported.
James Ira Cassal, 65, and
Mary Beulah Cassal,' 60, both
of P.O. box 91, Trail, were
taken to Sacred Heart hos
pital by ambulance. They
were treated as out-patients
and released.
The driver of the second
car, Bennie James Dale Ken
ney, 23, and Florence Suz
anna Kenney, 22, both of
route 3. box 64. Medford. re
fused hospitalization-and said
they would see their own doc
tor.
According to the reDort.
Kenney was attempting to
pass the vehicle driven by
Cassal as the latter started a
left turn.
Strange As It Seems
The state flower of Georgia
is the Cherokee Rose. Its state
bird is the Brown Thrasher.
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