The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 March 1965 — Page 5

■* COULDN'T LOSE—United Arab Republic President Gamal * Abdel Nasser casts his ballot in Cairo in the presidential T election. He’s got no choice, either. He’s got to vote for Gamal Abdel Nasser or nobody. (Cablephoto)

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By LESTER L. COLEMAN, MJ>.

Parolee Wounds Three Persons VINCENNES UPI — A deputy sheriff, a police chief and an airport office attendant were in good condition in a Vincennes hospital today from gunshot wounds suffered in an altercation with an Illinois parolee. Deputy Sheriff Herman Watters of Gallatin County, 111., Shawneetown, 111., Police Chief Paul Wood and Dwane Johnson, 26, Vincennes, were shot when the parolee dodged an object which Johnson threw at him in the office of O’Neill Airport, across the Wabash River from Vincennes near Lawrenceville, HI. Held in connection with the shooting was Vernon Hise, 22, Shawneetown. Hise was being questioned about a recent theft of guns from an Illinois store when he drew a pistol and forced Watters and Wood to drive him in a police car to the airport. All three entered the airport office and Hise asked Johnson if anyone could fly him to Chicago. Another airport employe told Hise the weather was too bad for a flight. But Hise demanded a flight anyway. Johnson picked up a can of dope thinner and attempted to throw it in Hise’s face. Hise

shot Johnson, Watters and Wood escaped in the police car. Hise sped away with other police in pursuit. He ran into a house and held 18-year-old Sue Storkman hostage for about 40 minutes before he surrendered. Hise was taken to Lawrence County Jail at Lawrenceville and later was moved to Gallatin County Jail.

Profitable Fluke * NEW YORK UPI — A fluke industrial accident led to the discovery of latex foam rubber, now widely used for mattresses, and many other applications. In 1928, says the Latex Foam Rubber Council, two British scientists were attempting to make improved tire cords by extruding liquid latex rubber through a tiny nozzle into a gelling solution. The nozzle popped off and a mass of rubber shot into the gelling agent. The rubber foamed because of the pressure, and then set into a soft, resilient, spongy mass. The scientists realized that latex foam rubber could have commercial applications, so they refined the process, patented it and created the world’s first modern foam cushioning material. A number of synthetic plastic foams have been invented since, but latex foam rubber still is the most popular cushioning material made.

Name Your Cure For Hiccups

i FOR many years, ear spe- * dalists have been aware of the £fact that an accumulation of ^wax In the outer ear could pro’duce a persistent cough, or

"long-sustained hiccups. They knew, too, that there

*waa a delicate, but definite, re.Tationship between the nerves * of the outer ear t 9|§§|^ .■ and the nerves

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* I1L ' far " distant dia ‘

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result of a spasm of the

* Hayrnfll diaphragm and • Dr. Coleman the glottis (the •' opening to the

-voice box).

7 The "hie” Is the socially im- , acceptable and uncontrollable ? noise that results from this

Sapasm.

* Nerve Irritation * Almost always, the hiccup is £a temporary result of some irrittatfcm of the complicated serve •mechanism. Z Hiccups can occur during ab--iolutely normal health. The ^paroxysms; or spasms, usually -last tor a few moments and £then disappear, even without ••-the help of any one of the nu*marous “first aid” suggestions -Of friends and relatives. * Hiccups are unpredictable -nuisances. They can occur with ^ too much to drink (liquor, espe—dally), and they are just as ^likely to occur with &e need to .drink (to moisten very dry

food).

£Too Bfoch Food - Highly seasoned food, or large „ quantities of food that expand -the stomach and press on the tdiaphragm can produce a case "of hiccups which are annoying A and embarrassing, but of very "little medical importance. ^ Long-sustained episodes of hiccups are extremely devitaliz^ing and sometimes need inteh—sive study to determine their * cause and proper treatment.

[ Some cases of prolonged hiccups have been known to have a psychological disturbance as the root of the condition. For this unusual cause of hiccups, psychotherapy and even hypnosis have been exceedingly effective. Many Cause* But since there are many physical or organic causes for long-sustained hiccups, the underlying reasons must not be overlooked just because an individual happens to be severely tense or emotionally disturbed. There are important general brain and body conditions which can and do produce long bouts of debilitating hiccups. The cure for ordinary hiccups? Name your own, and the chances are that it is as good as any of the many bizarre ones that have been concocted over the years. Variety Of Com. Drink a glass of water with your finger in your ear, blow into a paper bag, suck on a lump of sugar, hold your breath for 20 seconds, put a cold knife on your tongue (be sine it’s flat!), press the eyeballs or apply Ice bags to the side of the neck. Which is your own pet cure? Any one of these will probably be as effective as another. There are now available many drugs, stimulants, tranquilizers and narcotics that can break the rhythmic spasms of severe cases of hiccups. Of course, these are given only under the supervision of physicians after determining the basic cause of the hiccups. These columns are designed to relieve your fears about health through a better under* standing of your mind and body. ATI the hopeful new advances in medicine reported here are known to doctors everywhere. Your individual medical problems should be handled by your own doctor. He knows you best.

(O 1965, Kir* Features Syndicate. Inc.)

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The Daily Banner, Greencestle, Indiena S Wednesday, March 24,1965

WASHINGTON UPI — An Agriculture Department study shows that farmers can make money by operating recreational facilities, but they must plan carefully just as in any other business. The department’s Economic Research Service checked into the reasons for the success or failure of 12 types of outdoor recreation business. The researchers made a survey of 254 individual enterprises in New England, Ohio, South Carolina, Arkansas, Missouri and Oregon. ERS said some recreational enterprises such as children’s camps, minnow farms, shooting preserves, and dude ranches can support an operator and

•his family. But these businesses usually require the full-time efforts of at least one worker and an investment of more than $50,000, ERS pointed out. The agency said there are satisfactory returns in some part-time efforts such as operating picnic areas, campgrounds, vacation farms, hunting areas, and guide services, j Usually, these enterprises can be carried on in addition to farming. Most of them require a capital investment of less than $15,000, ERS said.

The price of pork is expected to go up and the per capita use of the meat is expected to shrink this year because there just aren’t as many pigs as - there were a year ago.

The Crop Reporting Board' South Dakota, Nebraska, and said the December - February' Kansas, pig crop in the 10 corn belt I states was 11,524,000 head,! down 8 per cent from the crop during the same months a year J earlier. The board said the number of hogs and pigs on com belt I farms as of March 1 totaled 37,799,000 head, down 8 per j cent from a year ago. The com belt states normally produce about 75 per cent of the nalion’s swine. The states are Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri,

INDIANA’S JUNIOR MISS ENJOYS PLANNING PARTIES

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COMMUNITY HEALTH FORUM Dr. James Q. Simmons, Jr., assoc kite medical and research director of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society answers your queetions on multiple sclerosis. Q What is known about multiple sderesis? Multiple sclerosis is a disabling disease of the central nervous system. Called the great crippler of young odubs, it attacks the substance which sheathes nerve fibers causing nerve messages controlling movement, vision, speech ond balance to be distorted, often blocked. Q Whom does MS strike? MS strikes most often ot young adults in the 20 to 40 age range, during the years when they should be most vital, most productive. An estimated 500,000 Americans suffer from MS and related diseases.

Miss Patricia Cannon of Evansville, crowned Indiana’s Junior Miss of 1965, is a topnotch hostess, besides being a very attractive young lady with an outstanding personality. As a result of her superior poise, personality and scholarship, she was a finalist in the America's Junior Miss Pageant at Mobile, Alabama. The contest, which has college scholarships as its top prizes, is open only to high school seniors. Aa part of their activities, the 50 state winners participated in a party-planning event sponsored by the Scott Paper Company. Pat acored points with her sense of taste and design. Pat likes to create a different setting at each of the many parties she gives each year, using modern disposable products, Scott Paper Placemats, paper napkins and plastic cups which are economical, smart and young. Pat is very active in planning school social events. One of the best ever was a “Pumpkin Pummel” Dance held this past fall. Decorationa included corn shocks, witches riding brooms, black cats, and of course giant pumpkins. Cake with a Halloween motif and soft drinks were served at the dance. One of Pat's favorite ways of entertaining at home is a hen party where the girls munch diet foods and help each other with hair-styling and make-up. Once in a while they splurge on a pizza, but Pat says the tries to keep away from fattening snacks.

Q Does MS lead to total physical disability? y^ Though MS can be progressive, often leading to total disability, with proper medical supervision, most MS patients continue to be active, vital people. Q Is there a cure for AAS at the present time? A There is no specific known medical management which often the natural unpredictable course of the disease which is one of worsening, followed by periods of improvement achieving • plateau where no change takes place. The National Multiple Sclerosis Society recommends good general medical care devoted to the prevention of intercurrent infectious illness and directed toward the control of the more distressing symptoms a* they appear. A Public Service of Publications Advortiowg

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