Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 03, 1963, Image 27

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Newspaper Page Texto .MEOKOKO Rtt TKiBt.SE, MEDKOKD, OBEUOS o THURSDAY, OCTOIiKK 3. .MKDFOKU MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDKORD. OREGON C 9 ully mm 4tf. , Farm Fresh DOZEN SWIFT PREMIUM Wonderful for Sunday Dinner or if you prefer to fry J..JW . " " i tifwy 2 . . FACIAL TISSUE BIG 600 SIZE TREASURE Halves No. 2Vi tin V Si ' ''..' f WE SLICE FREE! HEARD l!HI,(i.S SUSPENSION Paul S. Fmul, 40, has been sus pended from his classroom leaching job and reassigned lo tutoring chores after he attempted to start the semester at Pasadena, Calif., while porting a beard. Finot's principal said his effectiveness in the classroom would be impaired if he insisted on wearing the beard. Finot said he would fight the matter through the courts, if necessary. (UP1) Victims of Heart Disease May Soon Respond To Surgery ROME (UPI) - Victims of heart disease may soon respond to surgery as successfully and frequently as victims of append icitis, a surgeon said today. The forecast by Dr. S. A. Wes olowski of Brooklyn, N.Y., sum med up the week-long Interna tional Surgeon's Society con gress which ended today. More than 2,000 doctors from 45 na tions attended. The doctors heard several hundred reports, watched live operations on closed circuit tele vision and had an audience with Pope Paul VI. Three American doctors re ported on an operation in which they unclogged the inner linings of the coronary artery walls much as a plumber would clear pipes. Advances made in the coron pictures of the circulation in the coronary arteries to spot ob structions and plan operative procedure. This diagnostic tech nique has allowed them lo greatly lower mortalities in a small group of patients, accord ing to Macoachen. Another Method Three oilier doctors from the United States, B. F. Sachs, II, Soroff and It. A. Deterling Jr., have devised still another way to treat heart disorders. They said they give external support lo a failing heart by in serting a tube into the abdomi nal aorta and allaching a pump. They then pump blood lo the body on the heart's off-bent. This aids circulation, it cuts down on the work the heart has lo do and the pressure it has ary endarterectomy, as the op- l0 overcome in pumping oration is called, may event ually help about 35 per cent of persons suffering coronary ar tery disease, a major heart ail ment. Other American doctors re ported on wins of temporarily Congress President Dr. Alton Ochsner of New Orleans, l.a , predicted surgical advances especially in transplants in the next fit) years will make the progress of the lil years since the International Surgeons so- supporting c.i uialion in heart ! yiHy wus fmintiotl appear "triv- attack victims. Still others spoke I ' on reconstruction of arteries. I Cut in Mortality j - . The picture, as one doctor iQUntV MUflPlm put it, was for a drastic cullv,uul,,T J'UUCHJJ in the future mortality rate of heart patients through surgical intervention. Dr. Wesolowski. of the State University of New York in Brooklyn, said that surgical treatment of the heart patient was a Held in which wide ad vance would be scored in the near future. Wesolowski collaborated on a Honored at College COHVAIJ JS - Glenn Carl Ciiatsinger, route I, box :t!i, Eagle Point, and Milton Kinley Daily, route I, box ro. Cold Hill, have been honored for out standing scholastic achieve ments at Oregon State univer- paper bv Brooklyn's Dr. C. Den- sity. ms describing ihe insertion of They were among IW juniors a lube into the heart in such I who qualified for Honors Acco a way that the left ventricle is liclo. The recognition is given by-passed ill the circulatory sys- tern. The failure of the left ventricle to (unction properly is one of the annually to students who com plete their sophomore year with a H.5 point, or honor roll, average. Four points would rep- main causes of death in heart j straight-A work; :i points pntients ! '''Piesenls U, and 2 is I . The three doctors who report-! Ci'atsmger is majoring in the ed on the endarterectomy toi1'" " science, Daily in the clean out cholesterol and other I Sl'h"01 "K''"'Ure. fatly substances from plugged coronary arteries were Jack I Normal individuals have ben Cannon, James A. Maceachen ! f,Ui, . have an ine,.is,l and R. T. Smith, all of St John's hospital in Santa Monica, Calif. They used high-speed motion acuity in their senses of lasie for sugar before meals, and a decreased acuity (or the same sweetness alter meals. fJfl STAR GAZER? TAUItUl PI 9 70 31 4? Ny53 58 9iea CiMINI CS MAV J, S.-j JUNE 12 Vi 5-16-27-40 W.;JI 72-84 85 CANCU A 2 1324 35 '4661 ? U juivj. X AOS !) 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Loaf tl r " A Ons Loaf 23)' V Tin V Two Loaves 30 1 JTc1 rs MEDFORD-Westgate Certfer jfyi ' MIDFORD-Wth ni Central CWl N i THKM There are its? tmM-jmma wr. - vtsMe tst ffe pteEare, tertty mtnre them sm4hh3 i t e -toad f iite three poefe stttder the Navy A JeS Lake, Calsf. The hsgh perfsrmaace eximis? g - e the Hagte Tad Co. tar the Burestt of Nsvai .. . the rate of fi,m rerawb per snhssste psssssssssE Siegets The sheBs psriiij-etj ouM be timi m abmt (oar seHKte- (UPlt Administration Expected To Push For Rights Measure By AL RUETFNRR Word from She WhiEe BJewe, ss relayed by boih ftatse sml Semte leaders, is Ehat She Kett itffiy adrnteEsEraEsea wsEE psi fsr passage of civil rsgbSs Segis teEson Ehss year, refianfiess of modify them: ( tefy owEter-ocHiftipd EodgtBg eiferittg five r (fAVT Etgjrras wooM be esemjrt front owbfte ue tsmmoifsEEotis racial regtjEa Embss. This is iikeiy Ea be steed samcwhsE eee Ete feai version. ft abaodoEts Pressifestt Kess- Ehe siriority iE aEse is givissg Es a ; netifs reesmmmiMim fi Sax WE! MosE (B-acEicaE EHtitEirians eott. ! rnrSe, however, EhaE EE mnM l sssiEe hssFiiie Est geS passE Ete tote eleeiiojt ear a eWE righEs Etteasfsre EhaE event wttttErt raBtier alrly saissfy ihe backers of ra cia! tstEeeraEion. Br. 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"K "w,t as s vsssoa resttsesEtg esstgressossaE Site EEsstse raiher Shaa Ehe Sea- resBwaEaEisfEE ee stales which "It's a stroager htlE Eitaa Pres kkni KeSEBesEy proposed ami is (trefferfy so ijeeatfse of fEEe EtoEttbEngs and EttSErders EhaE have Eakea piat Ehis saEEtmer, WeEMees said. WilkiEES said tMtetettis of Ette measure shoaEd "make sttfe that eee the HoEEse we are geEEEag a bEEE that wiiE jtfriify as aEE-oat fight iff She Settate." The lEoifse meaaire has hem giveit EenEative stEEieatttEttEtEee approvaE and is extieetesf to be deareei for Ehe fttEE jEtdieEaEf eomraiEEee today. Here are seane ei the House hiETs maJiB- EtrovtssoEis, aEtosEgh Ehe fssl! eosstsstiEEee is EtkeEv is sioEiy Eite voEe Eo astmEiers of EEs csEiseEss. Cswenis Erf a civil rights EiEeasttre wiEh EeeEh ia if were geai-issg far ESteir stsstaE EsaEEEe Ea batter Ehe WSE Eo pieces, Senate SosEEhenters, gtviag ttp a sSdrEiE fs!t whiEe preparittg far Ehe reai figbE, aEEowed faErEy easy pas sage Titesday of a sEaft-gap biEE giving the EX S, Civil EtehEs CommissEott atEttther year of fife. Against Ehe EjaeEtdrop of Ehe Washiagtott deveioptnettEs, Ehe voeaf raeEaE det6tEsfraEieEES were spreadtttg. Ktag's grtHEp is Eo deettie Ehis week whether to go against EoeaE Kegro feader ship and eaiE far atKrffcer ssajar J TAIL j J ; j i JMXKSf TOWER An artist's sketeh, saperimpesed - a I of Ehe Navy Pier Eee Chicago, shows the fewer snggeried '.-'. , ; RichanE DaEey, The sfrEEefEEre wottW be ttts tette"rc-" j obwrvsttfW tester i(t the worEsE, sEEfEJassfag ffee EifeE Towep of (. Paris hy siighEiy more Ehart feet EifPEE 'i j M9 30-41i 'ly5?"f 4 (3 ("J fiJ) () (5 0 0 (a) 5) 0 (, 1J () 0