Public Health Research Lags, Speaker Asserts
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
FRIDAY. JUNE S. 1962
Portland (L'PB The western
branch of the American Pub
lic Health Association ended
its 29th annual conference
Thursday with resolutions and
election of officers.
Dr. Robert D. Anderson, as
sistant surgeon general of the
U.S. Public Health Service,
said medical research in gen
eral has increased from $45
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million in 1940 to S890 million
last year. He said research in
the public health field has
laged behind other medical
research except in the field
of epidemiology.
Service Award
' An oustanding service
award was presented at the
final session to Verne C.
Reierson, chief of the environ
mental sanitation section of
the Oregon Board of Health. -
Reierson's works over the
past eight years included writ
ing of legislation and estab
lishment of programs for the
Board of Higher Education.
The Seattle -King County
health department received
the annual Crumbine award
cf the APHA for effective
public health work.
Officers Named
Dr. James T. Sperosa, Port
land, was reelected president
of the Oregon Tuberculosis
and Health Association.
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Dr. John E. Tuhy, Portland,
was elected president of the
Oregon Thoracic Society.
The Oregon Conference of
Tuberculosis Workers elected
Mrs. Hazel Frederickson, Eu
gene, president.
The Oregon Public Health
Association elected Mrs. Viv
ian E. Runte, RN, as president,
succeeding Kenneth C. Ross.
Dr. John Donnelly, Douglas
County Health Department,
Roseburg, was elected vice
president.
To Support Bill
The group voted to support
a bill in Congress providing
for improved dental health
measures. Other resolutions
supported the principle of im
proved public health coverage
through joint city - county
health districts, financial as
sistance for professional pub
lic health training; and efforts
to bring Multnomah county
under the provision of the
state medical investigation
act.
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his pet parrot that has roost
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escaped from the tavern. Ev
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tree Polly squawks, "The
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to another branch.
Try and Stop Me
-By BENNETT CERF-
LON TINKLE noticed that a female neighbor of his in a
fashionable suburb of Dallas had five brand new Lin
coln Continentals all cocoa colored lined up in front of
her door. "You didn't
actually buy all these
cars at one time?" gasped
Tinkle. "Yes, I did,
honey," said the neigh
bor, "My phone was out
of order for a whole day
and the man who runs
the agency was dreamy '
about letting me use his.
And when people are
nice to you in a store
well, you can't just walk:
out without buying some- '
thing!"
They say that one famous Broadway publicist is so near
sighted that when he spotted an apartment house roof covered
with TV antennas, he cried out in a panic, "Hey, you crasy kids!
Come down off that roof!"
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Mrs. Glogauer, fat, fashionable, and fortyish, was .about to
give her first recital after years of arduous vocal lessons. The
audience was large, If unenthusiastic, consisting of Mr. Glo
gauer' employes, who had been ordered to attend or else.
"Oh," wailed the jittery Mrs. Glogauer, "if I only could learn
what to do with my hands while I'm singing."
"Why not," suggested Mr. Glogauer wearily, "just hold thorn
over your mouth?"
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Highlighting the June issue
of Cascades, a Pacific North
west Bell publication, is
"Spotlight on Ashland."
The article offers sidelights
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val, pointing out its constant
Improvement in size and
quality since its origin in
193S.
Parts the actors, the theater
and the town play in present
ing Shakespeare's works are
featured, accented by several
photographs and a color photo
of a play in progress.
Telling of the theater's his
tory and growth, the feature
reveals why it has become
one of the major events in
Oregon and the oldest sum
mer Shakespearean Festival
in the United States.
Cascades is mailed to 17,
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Washington, O r e g on and
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In the Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS
With returns in from a lit
tle better than five-sixths the
California precincts, Nixon
and Shell, combined had a
total of 1,561,000 votes. On
the Democratic side. Brown,
Hamilton, Moore and Stuart
had combined total of 1,627,
221. Here, are the figures, up
to now, in detail:
Republican:
Nixon 1,025,841
Shell 535.537
Democratic:
Brown 1,381,505
All others 245,626
BIG political question:
Will the Shell voters sit
on their hands come next
fall? Or will they all come
over to Nixon?
Nixon made prompt peace
overtures toward Shell. The
report is that Shell leaves
much doubt as to whether he
will swing his support to Nixon.
Time will tell.
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and veteran assistance.
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A $100 million bond Issue
for housing for the elderly is
running behind by a vote of
1,087,600 yes to 1,856,198 no.
A $150 million PARK-
RECREATION bond issue is
running slightly behind by a
vote of 1,321,834 yes to 1,-
1,440,552 no. In spite of the
GREAT popularity of recrea
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their hole cards rather
thoughtfully 5n the case of
this proposal to spend $150
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A proposal to EXTEND
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fall) is ahead so far In the
count of votes by MORE
THAN TWO TO ONE.
IT IS at least interesting to
note that in what will soon
be the biggest state in the
Union, the voters are begin
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critical eye upon proposals to
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