University Group
Endorses Nixon
Eugene-The University of
Oregon Young Republicans
have formally endorsed Vice
President Richard M. Nixon
for the 1960 Presidential nom
ination. This is the first en
dorsement for Nixon.
In making the announce
ment, Chairman Fred Heard
stated, "We realize that there
are many other Republicans
in the party who are certainly
qualified to.be our standard
bearer like Governor Nelson
Rockefeller or Secretary of
the Interior Fred Seaton, how
ever, Vice President Richard
Nixon has the needed exper
ience as congressman, sena
tor, and vice president to be
a great President.
SILVER ANNIVERSARY
Washington - (UPD - Presi
dent Eisenhower signed a bill
Wednesday authorizing the
issuance of 1,000 medals com
memorating the 100th anni
versary of the first "signifi
cant" discovery of silver in
the United States. The discov
ery was made in Nevada in
June, 1859.
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Fake Doctors
One of the most interesting
cases of a fake doctor was
reported from Paris some
years ago. A man named
Beneteau, 24 years of age,
escaped from a mental hos
pital. He went to Paris and
there set himself up as a phy
sician. His engaging personal
ity soon attracted a great
many patients. He had that
ability to inspire confidence
in people which will soon
bring a man a good -sized
practice. Soon Beneteau was
moving in fashionable circles.
At least one physician "was so
impressed with the supposed
doctor that he sent his wife
to be treated by him! The
man corresponded with sev
eral learned members of the
Cancer Institute because he
said that he was doing re
searches that would lead,
some day, to the cure of
cancer.
Then, one day, the man was
unmasked by a strange hap
pening. He was called as a
witness in a law-suit arising
from a dog fight on the stairs
of his office-building! Then
it was discovered that his
only training in medicine had
been as a carpenter! Appar
ently, he still had enough
queer quirks in his mentality
so that he was returned to
the mental hospital!
Wrong Ideas About Epilepsy
One of the main reasons for
Hoffa Denies
Urging General
Strike Action
San Francisco -flJPD- Team
sters President James Hoffa
denied Wednesday that he
urged a nationwide general
strike if Congress applies anti-trust
laws to unions.
He said he was misquoted
by a reporter in his speech
before members of the Inter
national Longshoremen's As
sociation in Brownsville, Tex.,
Tuesday. Also, he said, unfair
conclusions were drawn from
his. remarks.
Seek Common Dates
What he did say, Hoffa
said, was that if Congress
adopts the anti-trust proposal,
local teamster unions in cer
tain industries would have to
seek common contract expira
tion dates.
He said this would be nec
essary if the anti-trust pro
posal suggested by Sen. John
L. McClellan (D-Ark.) and the
Kennedy-Irvin bill together
prevented unions from assist
ing each other in strikes.
"We would have to avoid
secondary boycotts and- have
primary strikes instead," he
said.
One Solitary Strike
Hoffa said in .Brownsville
Tuesday that ' passage of an
anti-trust law against unions
"would leave us with the solu
tion to have one solitary
strike throughout the .United
States to tie up all employers
across the nation at one time.
This will straighten out em
ployers once and for all."
He said it would work if all
unions ended their contracts
at the same time.
Wednesday he told a news
conference: "I am talking
only for the 888 locals in the
Teamsters International Un
ion."
the antagonism of many
people to the sufferer from
epilepsy is the -very ancient
idea that God, or an evil
spirit, keeps striking down
the person. We find this idea
clearly expressed in the Bible,
and yet today we doctors
know it is wrong. The writers
of the Bible could only ex
press the medical views then
current. Around .450 B. C,
Hippocrates, the great Greek
physician, kept telling people
that epilepsy was just like,
any other disease; the ' gods
had nothing to do with it any
more than they had to do
with any other disease. Epi
lepsy is due to some disease
in the brain, or some injury
to it.
How I wish I could' show
every reader who doubts this
some electroencephalograms
the records of the tiny wave
like electric currents that are
constantly being formed in
the brain. In a normal person
they are usually even and
regular, while in most epi
leptics they are irregular, and
perhaps ' keep showing little
"storms" such as can produce
a "black-out" or a tantrum
or a falling spell, or a fit.
Today, all really educated
people would know that an
epileptic child deserves just
as much sympathy and kind
ly help as does any .other
child who is ill or has had an
accident. The commonest
type of epilepsy, in children
is due to inherited tendencies;
another form is due to an at
tack of brain fever, and
another type is due to a blow
on the skull. In a few cases,
epilepsy can be cured by an
operation. The thing to do
first is to have an electro
encephalogram made.
8
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
A Thursday, May 21,1959
The expression "raising the
roof dates from the Old West
where the roof was built sep
arately from the rest of the
house. Neighbors would help
the builder lift the roof onto
the framework and then there
would be a party to celebrate
the event.
Gasoline Dealers
Threaten Closure
Salem -(UPD Unless oil com
panies allow more profit, mid
Willamette valley gasoline
dealers will follow the lead of
their state organization which
decided last week on a two
day Memorial Day week end
shutdown in western Oregon.
The mid-valley decision was
made in a meeting of 80 deal
ers at Dallas this week. Rep
resentatives from Woodburn,
Silverton, Mill City and Al
bany as well as Salem were
represented.
The state association seeks
an end to a smoldering price
war, removal of all subsidies
and stabilization of tank
wagon load discounts.
Maine's production of grad
ed dress poultry last year was
136,154,450 pounds more than
any other state in the nation
and an increase of more than
two million pounds over the
previous 12 months.
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The Young Men's Christian
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registration for the Summer
camp at Diamond lake.
The camp will run for two
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boys, July 19 to July 25, and
July 26 to . Aug. 1. The girls
camp runs from Aug. 23 to
29.
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coming season, officials said.
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ings for cabin counselors.
Anyone interested in counsel
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summer at t h e Diamond
Lake camp, officials said. An
all out effort to teach each
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safety course for those who
already know how to swim,
will be held. All campers will
learn boating and the safe
and proper way to handle
boats. For the advanced swim
mers, there will be sailing in
the camps three sail boats.
Anyone may register for
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