Ike, flixon Will Headline Kickoif
Wasfcmgton (DPD President
Eisenhower and Vice Presi
dent Richard M. Nixon will
headline a star-studded GOP
campaign kickoff event here
April 4, It was announced
Thursday.
Eisenhower will address the
rally, along with other GOP
leaders, in an effort to raise
funds for the 1960 election
campaigns.
Entertainment will include
the1 Sammy Kaye Orchestra,
gospel singer Mahalia Jack
son, Metropolitan Opera star
Roberta Peters and the Ralph
Hunter Choir.
The event will highlight the
eighth annual GOP Women's
Conference meeting here
April 2-5.
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The Medical Roundup
by
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Emeritus Consultant In Medicine.
M&yo Cllde
Emeritus Professor of Medicine.
Mayo CUaJa
Cholesterol May Not B
Cause of Atherosclerosis
Anyone who has read sci
ence for 60 years, as I have
done, knows how often
men wilL get
e n t h usiastic
about some
discove ry,
only to find
later that they
had jumped at
conclu s i o n s
and had not
paid enough
attention to
Dr. Alvarez those few
facts which did not fit into
their theory. For some time
we have been hearing that
fatty substances in the blood,
and especially cholesterol,
cause hardening and ulcera
tion of the arteries. Now,
more and more reports are
coming in to show that, al
though cholesterol probably
has something to do with the
disease, it isn't the cause. I re
cently read that Drs. J. C. Pa
terson, E. C. Armstrong, and
Lucy Dyer (reporting in the
Canadian M. Jour, for Jan. 2)
have made extensive studies
of the amount of arterial dis
ease found during autopsies
on 191 people, and have
found that the extent of his
disease did not correlate well
with the amount of cholester
ol the persons had had in
their blood during life. A man
with a record of low choles
terol sometimes had marked
arterial disease while a man
with a record of high choles
terol might have but little
arterial disease. But we must
not get discouraged: doubt
less, better and more perti
nent facts will soon be found.
I read that In April 1957, in
the Manchester Memorial hos
pital in Manchester, Conn.,
Drs. H. J. Lockwood, Lane
Giddings, and . J. Thorns
started a plan that has
worked well, and is saving the
patients much money. This
is important, because with la
bor costs soaring, hospital
costs to patients have sky
rocketed in recent years. The
new idea is to place each pa
tient in one of four groups.
The seriously ill have special
care with much nursing; then
there are persons moderately
ill, some of whom may be able
to look out for themselves,
and even go to a dining-room
for their meals. Some have
only a chronic disease, and
hence need little more than
board and lodging. Naturally,
a patient who comes in acute
ly ill, or who has an opera
tion, will need much care for
a few days, and then he can
be shifted to one of the other
classifications. As a result of
this, the average daily cost
per patient has been lowered
by 20 per cent.
Polaris Rocket
Test Successful
Cape Canaveral, Fla.- (UPD -Navy
Polaris test rocket leap
ed 75 feet from a "pop-up'
tube early Friday to begin a
flight over the Atlantic ocean.
The Navy said in Washing
t o n preliminary indications
were that the flight was "com
pletely successful and all test
objectives were met."
The tube, a "ship motion
simulator," is similar to a de
vice from which combat
ready Polaris missiles will be
launched aboard submerged
nuclear submarines later this
year.
The bottle-shaped rocket, a
28-foot tall advanced proto
type of the operational model,
was shot from the tube on a
column of compressed air. It
hovered for a split-second
above the cape before solid
fuel engines ignited and sent
it speeding into dark, low
hanging clouds.
The missile, second to car
ry new lightweight flight con
trol equipment, was aimed at
a target north of Puerto Rico.
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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medferd, Or.
C Sunday. March 20, 1960
Salem (DPD Circuit Judge
Alfred T. Goodwin, Eugene,
was sworn in Friday as an as
sociate justice of the State
Supreme Court to succeed
Hall S. Lusk, who resigned to
accept appointment to the
U. S. Senate.
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