THOUPE RETURNS Comedian Bob Hope,
ccompanied by, from left, Amadee Chabot,
Anita Bryant, Lana Turner and Janis Paige,
returned from a 20,000-mile tour of military
bases during which lliey entertained troops.
Hope holds a Philippine bow and arrow he
collected as a souvenir. (UPI)
special Training
Institutes Slated
At Oregon State
CorvalJis-Oregon State unl
versity will be a leader again
this summer in providing spe
cial training in science and
mathematics for superior high
chool students from across
the U.S.
OSU received two of the
J 67 grants awarded by the
National Science Foundation
to leading educational and
research institutions located
throughout the country. It is
the only Oregon school on the
(elect list.
About 6.500 outstanding
U.S. high school students will
be chosen for the special ad
vanced training in an effort
to 'accelerate their education
al development. The training
is beyond that available in
high school courses. " '
Grant for Institute
One of the grants to OSU
is for a six-week training in
aiitute in earth an atmos
pheric sciences. Twenty-five
top high school boys who have
completed their junior year
will be picked for the June
24 to Aug. 2 program. Prof.
John F. Tatom of the atmos
pheric science branch of the
OSU science research insti
tute will be in charge. The
3VSF grant In support of the
training was $11,715.
The other grant, for $24,
385, will support a seven
week mathematics institute
for 55 boys who have finished
the 10th and 11th grades. Dr.
Robert E. Gaskell, professor
of mathematics, is program
director. A similar institute
last year drew outstanding
youth match "whizzes" from
as far away as New York
City.
Selection of youths will be
based upon scholastic ability,
cientific motivation, and high
chool science-math teacher
recommendations, OSC offici
als said. The NSF grants cov
er costs of instruction and
come room, board and travel
funds for the superior stu
dents picked for the pro
grams. Business Plans New
Building at Salem
San Francisco (UPD Moore
Business Forms, Inc., will
build a $3 million plant in
Salem, Ore., president W. H.
Browne announced today.
, The new 80.000-square foot
plant will be built on a seven
acre site and will replace
Moore's present Salem plant.
Construction of the building
was scheduled to begin in the
spring of 1963 and be com
pleted by the following Sep.
tembcr, he said.
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PAGES 1 to S
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MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 163
The Medical Roundup
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Emeritui Consultant In Medicine
Mayo Clinic
Emeritus Professor of Medicine
Mayo clinic
(Register ind Tribune Syndicate,
1963)
Acute Rheumatic Fever
It is important that an acute
rheumatic fever be quickly
recognized in a child, if only
because if the
disease is ne
glected, there
is the danger
that lasting
damage will
be done to one
or more of
the child
heart valves.
Recently, 455
patients who
having been sent in with th
suspicion of having rheumatic
fever, were found not to have
any rheumatic or related dis
ease. What happened usually
was that the heartv murmur
that had been heard was what
is called a functional one, due
perhaps to a relaxation of the
ring of muscle around the
valve, and not due to any
injury to, or destruction of.
part of a heart valve. A few
murmurs were due to a mild
degree of congenital heart disease.
Also, in many cases what
was thought to be an arthritis
proved to be only a pain
(called an arthralgia) in a
joint. Many children complain
of pains in their joints and in
their limbs - pain the cause
of which is never understood.
A number of the children who
when seen at home were
thought to have a low grade
fever were found not to have
enough rise in the body tem
perature to be called a fever
when watched for a while in
a hospital.
'Swab' of Throat
Other children who were
supposed to have the particu
larly dangerous germ, a strep
tococcus - in their throat -
were found not to have it. A
doctor took a "swab" of the
throat and set it to a bacteri
ologic laboratory where the
germs were cultured (grown
in a test tube) and then iden
tified. A number of children were
supposed to have a beginning
St. Vitus dance, but in none
of the cases did the experts
at the hospital think that the
child's occasion ally jerky
movements were due to what
we doctors call chorea. This
chorea is sometimes asssoci
atcd with rheumatic heart dis
ease. There are a few diseases
which are sometimes very dif
ficult to differentiate from
rheumatic fever in their early
manifestations. One is the se
vere rheumatoid arthritis
which can attack children.
Test Helpful
veiy helpful in making a
diagnosis of any serious dis
ease is a laboratory test called
"the red blood cell sedimenta
tion rate" (or the "sed rale")
a test in which one measures
the time it takes the red blood
cells to settle out of the fluid
part of the blood. When this
rale in very slow, it strongly
tends to rule out the presence
of rheumatic fever. In the
presence of a true rheumatic
fever, the rate is likely to be
very fast - up around 100
millimeters in an hour. i
Obviously, the correct diag
nosis of rheumatic fever
should quickly be made, so
that when it is really present
the necessary treatment can
be quickly instituted - treat
ment which can save the child
from much trouble with his
heart valves during the re
mainder of his life. The only
reason I mentioned the above
case is to show mothers that it
is often well to ask for a con
sultation with an expert. We
doctors can sometimes be
needlessly alarmed.
Bomarc B Missile
Intercepts Aircraft
Elgin AFB, Fla. - (UPD - The
Air Force, using a new elec
tronic device, Wednesday suc
cessfully intercepted a low
flying aircraft with a Bomarc
B missile.
It was the first low altitude
interception for the ground to
air missile, which has hit high
altitude targets repeatedly in
previous tests.
Officers said the strike was
"made possible by a newly de
veloped electronic installa
tion" in the airplane tracking
the drone target.
CAN BE PROBLEM
Westmill. England - IITD - A
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here Wednesday scooped up a
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mow bank and dumped it
over a hedge.
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