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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
THURSDAY
4 :00 Kaleidoscope
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Kenya Elephants
Hog Vegetation
Nairobi, Kenya il'PP Klc-
pluints arc entity other (orest (no payments for 10 years, anrl
animals out of house and ! low interest rates?
home in Kenya, Ihe Royal I It's easy if you are an un
Park Commission reported ! derdeveloped country. Such
Wednesday. illations hereafter will have
The commission said it 40 years to repay any loan
planned to call a meeting of issued for an industrial proj
experts to study the question : ect by the Agency for Inter
of what to do about the eat- i national Development under
lug habits of the 10.000 ele-la new-style. $7.2 billion, five
phants In Kenya's roy aliyear foreign aid program,
parks. -
The lumbering rhinoceros,
which fares extinction from
natural dangers and poachers
even in the best of circum
stances, has been seriously af
fected by a vegetation short
age, the commission said.
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Halleck Innocent,
House Determines
WashinKton-(UPD-The House
Wednesday found Charlie Hal
leck not guilty of shootin;;
doves over a balled field, and
members suggested tbat a U.
S. commissioner in North Car
olina ko along with that deci
sion. The House Republican lead,
er was supposed to have ap-
pcurcd before the commission
er at Jacksonville, N. C, Wed
nesday along with six others.
They were charged Saturday
during a hunt at a private
club In the area.
Hut Halleck was in Indiana,
and his office said an attorney
was looking out for his in
terests in the dove hunting
matter. Halleck has said he
was a guest at the club and
that if the field had been
baited, he had no hint of it.
House memoers today pub
licly declared their belief in
Halleck. Not only that. Rep
Herbert C. Bonner (D-N.C.)
suggested that the commis
sion dismiss the charges.
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Maitliii or Inflammation
Of tha Breast Tissue
Many women suffer from
some mastitis which causes the
glands in the breast to feel
hard and
"snotty" (like
buck- shot).
Occasional 1 y
a lump as
large as a
small marble
may appear,
and usually it!
has to be re
moved and
Alvaraa examined un
der the microscope because
that is the only way in which
one can be SURE what it is.
Often if three or four no
dules appear about the same
time in one or both breasts,
the chances are they are not
cancerous. Not infrequently
after a harmless nodule has
been taken out of one breast,
another lump will appear in
the same or the other breast.
In some cases the woman and
her husband soon get tired of
having to go to the hospital
every so often to have a new
nodule out.
In these cases I have found
that the best way of handling
the situation is to have a sur
geon make a cut through the
crease under the breast, lift it
up, and scoop out all the
breast material, leaving the
skin, the nipple, and the fat
under the skin. I have seen
this operation give excellent
results. With it all fears of
cancer can go, and often a
nagging constant pain goes,
too.
Treatments for Bell's Palsy
As many unhappy persons
know, Bell's palsy is a paraly
sis of one side of the face due
to something wrong with the
seventh nerve, which supplies
the facial muscles and causes
them to function. When the
nerve is infected, possibly
with a virus, the mouth gets
twisted; it may be hard to
close one eye; food may pack
between the cheek and the
teeth on the affected side, and
in several ways the person
will become miserable.
Most persons with this dis
ease soon begin to recover,
but one in four tends to get
well loo slowly, and in rare
cases, complete relief does not
come. '
According to a paper writ
ten a while ago by H. Gestnlt
ncr of Vienna, injections (in
the region of the nerve) of
dehydrocortisone, if given at
the start for two or three days,
will quickly cause the person
to show signs of recovery.
Some European authorities
recommend that when recov
ery is slow, a surgeon should
operate to enlarge the size of
the hole through which the
nerve comes out from the
brain through the skull. In
this country, the operation is
as yet seldom performed.
Often by using electrical
methods, a neurologist can
tell if the nerve is showing
signs of recovery. Physio
therapy and perhaps electric
treatments may help.
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Recently Drs. C. Hunter
Sheldon, Benjamin L. Crue
and James A. Coulter, of the
Huntington Memorial hospi
tal, Pasadena, Calif., remark
ed that the pain of this awful
disease - usually of elderly
women - "may occur spoil
tancously, but usually is pre
cipitated bv talking, chewing
brushing the teeth, touching
the lips or nose, washing the
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face, or simply by moving the
facial muscles."
There may be paroxysms of
the pain every day for weeks
or months, and then the
trouble will disappear for
months. The pain is described
as being like that of a hot
electric wire or of a dentist's
drill hitting the nerve in a
tooth, or of a sharp knife or
ice pick jabbing the gums of
the cheek. The pain is usually
on one side, but in perhaps
one in 50 cases, it is on both
sides.
The doctor, at the begin
ning, may try giving some
vitamin B 12 or Dilantin.
There is a drug called Stil
bamidine which may relieve
the pain, but there is too big
a chance of getting from it
such distressing feelings in
the fact and neck, that they
offset any benefits obtained.
Hence, today few men use the
drug.
If drugs do not help, alcohol
may be injected into the gang
lion (little mass of nervous
tissue) on the nerve that sup
plies the face with sensation.
This often relieves the pain
for months. If it does not
work well enough a surgeon
can usually give relief by re
moving part of the ganglion,
but this can cause a good deal
of numbness and other un
pleasant symptoms. Of late,
at the Mayo Clinic, the neuro
surgeons have performed a de
compression, or freeing-up, of
the ganglion, which often
works a cure.
In 1960, Sheldon and his
associates described what they
called the compression oper
ation, in which they operate
so as to compress some of the
fibers of the nerve. They say
this works so well that they
now think it the treatment of
choice.
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bicycle
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sorrow
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mud
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r.3-riick beetle
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"to be"
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leather
37-Hindu
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hudv ,
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pronoun
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FEMININE INTUITION
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