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- 7:1S Breakfast Tunes Dr. Bob Jones Says Bible Deliverance
730 Morning Gathering Voice of Temperance Gcspel Call
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8 30 Salt Lake Choir
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8:00 News
:15 Howard K. Smith
830 Hr. St. Francis
9:45 Music Box
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Ministers Roundtable
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Christian Hour
God's Gospel of Grace
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' Apostolic Meditations Radio Bible Class
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.1030 Music Room Favorite Hymns Frank and Ernest
.10:45 Music Room Favorite Hymns KWIN's Sunday Show
-1 1 :00 N.rws Monitor' ' Back to God
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1130 Cleveland Orch' Monitor News Sunday Show
'11:45 Cleveland Orch. Monitor Sunday Show
12:00 News' Monitor News Sunday Show
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1:00 Ntws" " Monitor News Sunday Show
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' 130 Record Rack Monitor News' Sunday Show
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2:00 News" Monitor News Sunday Show
2:15 Mixmaster Monitor Sunday Show
230 Mixmaster Monl-or News Sunday Show
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3:15 Hit Parad BobConsidine Sunday Show
330 HitParade Meet the Press News Sunday Show
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r 4:15 Mixmaster Monitor Sunday Meditations
; 430 Mixmaster Monitor Faith Tabernacle
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"5:00 News-Dollar Monitor ' Charles E. Fuller '
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. 5 30 Suspense Monitor J Lutheran Hour
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" 6:00 News-HP ve Gun" Monitor -News Sunday Show
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, 630 Gunsmoke MonUor News Sunday Show
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- 730 Mitch Miller HI Fl . Evening Gospel
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" 6 :00 News' ' Could This be You? World News Roundup
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630 Eventide . Hi-Fi Hour Candle Light & Wine
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1230 World of Ideas
1:00 Face the Nation
130 Behind the News
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930 Alfred Hitchcock
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330 Edge of Night
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530 77th Bengal Lancers
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6:05 News
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IKK) Face the Nation
130 Behind the News
2:00 Adventures in Knowledge
2:30 TB A
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10:30 News
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The Medical Roundup
by
Emeritus Consultant In Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine,
Mayo Clinic
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Ectopic Pregnancy
In a recent article, Drs.
G. D. ' Malkasian Jr., J. S.
Hunter Jr.. and W. H. Re-
Mine reported
a study of 322
cons ecutive
cases of ecto
pic pregnancy
in which the
embryo start
ed developing
in one of the
tubes coming
out from the
Dr. Alvarez; side of the
womb. Because the wall of
the tube is so thin and weak,
in these cases, sooner or later,
the tube is likely to tear open,
and then, if the woman is not
quickly operated on, she is
likely to bleed internally to
a dangerous degree. Often she
has to be given blood by
transfusion.
A woman who has missed
a few periods should always
think of a possible ectopic
pregnancy when she sudden
ly is seized with pain low in
her abdomen, and at the same
time perhaps has some vaginal
bleeding, together with nau
sea and weakness due to loss
of blood. With such symptoms
she had better get quickly to
her obstetrician so that she
can be taken care of. Occa
sionally, there is pain at the
tip of one shoulder due to
irritation of the midriff.
Sometimes when a woman is
not sure that she is pregnant
she can have an animal test
for pregnancy made. Unfor
tunately, with an ectopic
pregnancy, this test can give
a wrong result.
Chit of 101 patients who
were studied for years after
an ectopic pregnancy, 37 had
total of 70 pregnancies.
Among these 70 pregnancies,
13 were again tubal. In only
74 per cent of the cases was
the woman able to carry her
baby to term.
Families of Schizophrenics
I am so happy to read that
at last quite a few psychia
trists are beginning to listen
to the sad stories of mental
disease and disaster that the
families of most of their psy
chically mixed-up patients
would like to tell them. At a
recent conference oh "Schiz
ophrenia and the family,"
sponsored by the department
of psychiatry of Temple Uni
versity in Philidelphia, Dr.
Nathan W. Ackerman report
ed . what most relatives of
schizophrenics could have
told us years ago, and this
is that when the doctor is
treating a schizophrenic child
he might as well treat also
several members of the fam
ily, because many of them are
also' odd and troubled and
difficult. f
As Dr. Ackerman went on
to say, a disturbed member
of the patient's family, if not
also helped, can easily nullify
the efforts of the psychiatrist
to help the patient who has
been brought to him.
To my way of thinking,
one of the great tragedies of
psychiatric practice is to be
found in the fact that often
the child with a tendency to
schizophrenia has to be
brought up under the worst
possible conditions for him,
in a home that is perhaps
made hellish or cold and
loveless by a schizophrenic
ather or mother.
As Dr. Steven Fleck, a clin
ical professor of psychiatry at
Yale went on to say so wise
ly, all the members of a schiz
ophrenic's family must be
studied, and the disturbed
ones treated. And listen to
this: According to the report
of the meeting, Professor
Eleck said that on studying
18 families of young upper-
class schizophrenics, his as
sociates hadn't found a sing
le family which functioned
in a usual or normal way!
If I had said this a few
years ago most of the psy
chiatrists in the country
would have wanted me tar
red and feathered and ridden
out of town on a rail. And
this, in spite of the fact that
Dr. Franz Kallmann, one of
the professors of psychiatry
at Columbia, for a life-time
has been describing this sort
of heredity.
A miracle is happening,
and it may be that the psy
chiatrists of this country will
read now without horror the
big book I have just publish
ed, ' Practical Leads to Puz
zling Diagnoses; Illnesses that
Run Through Families" (Lip
pincott), in which I record
the very unhappy heredities
of hundreds of patients I have
seen in over 1000 families
whom I have come, to know
well, mainly in the last 15
years. Unless the psychiatrists
agree that I am the most
monumental liar since BaTon
Munchausen, I fear they and.
all social workers and physi
cians and administrators of
welfare funds, after looking
through my mass of statistics,
will have to agree that the
main cause of chronic nerv
ous illness and human weak
ness is a bad nervous heredi
ty. The experience of the
members of m y thousand
families would seem to prove
this thesis up to the hilt. I
defy anyone to read my book,
with even a half-open mind,
and then come away still be
littling the tremendous im
portance of heredity in this
world.
Pregnancy After An Opera-
lion on a Closed Tube
Many women whose Fallo
pian tubes (which run out
from the womb on both sides)
are closed tell me they are
so extremely anxious to have
a child perhaps for a
second husband that they
would be willing to let a
surgeon operate and try to
open a new pathway so that
the little egg can get from the
ovary to the womb. Because
the difficulties of getting an
open tube that will function
adequately are very great,
few gynecologists have felt
very hopeful about this type
of surgery.
Now, I read an article by
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Ontario, Calif.-WPD-An Air
Force RB twin-engine bomb
er flashed across the country
in four hours and 58 minutes
Thursday, traveling the dis
tance from Washington, D.C.,
at an average speed of 552
miles per hour. ,
The reconnaissance plane
was on loan to General Elec
tric Corp. to permit testing
two new turbo-jet engines
which may be used in the fu
ture on commercial airliners.
The same plane had flown
from the West coast to the
East coast Tuesday, arriving
over Andrews Air Force base
near Washington after three
hours and 36 minutes aloft, a
cross-country record.
The return leg Thursday
was slowed by high-speed
headwinds.
Salem -4UPD- Budgets of the
Department of Veterans' Af
fairs in amounts approved by
ex-Gov. Robert D. Holmes as
well as Gov. Mark Hatfield
have been approved by the
Joint Ways and Means Com
mittee and will be sent to the
House floor for approval. The
total budget of the Depart
ment is $95,757,018.
Dr. Roy W. Cauwet, of Menlo
Park, Calif., in which he says
that quite a few of the women
so operated on, can get preg
nant again.
Dr. Alvarez' new booklet
on nerves may be obtained
by sending 25 cents and a
large, stamped, self-addressed,
envelope with your request
to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez,
Dept. MMT The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, Box 957,
Des Moines 4, Iowa. He re
grets he cannot answer re
quests for information or di
agnose by mail.
(Released by the Register and
Tribne Syndicate, 1959)
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