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i SPRINGFIELD (Mo.) IIMER PRESS Artl It, Send Flowers conference on "health and productivity' sponsored by the College of Physicians and the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia. More than 500 business and industrial leaders attended. James Marlow Gicss Gliamp Goes to Court Seeks Bar Against Former Opponent NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Fischer, 19, former United States chess champion, is seeking a Actor's Daughter Admits Drug Use SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP)-Actor Robert Taylor's step-daughter- has pleaded guilty of being under influence of drugs on a public street Manuela Theiss, 18, was accompanied to Municipal Court Monday by her actress Ursula Theiss, now Mrs. Tavlor.

Miss Theiss was arrested Feb. 24. She told a judge she has been in a sanitarium in recent weeks. He ordered her to remain, under treatment She is slated for a probation bearing and sentencing May 4. Jsrofflo H.

Sehaf litzil Son Azure Florist Hsiao's Flower Shoo Kisslofcothsm Floral ft Eitts Nanco ft Son Groinhouso Edwards Tableware Flowers The Flowor lowl WASHINGTON (AP-It's like fr sun In your eyes. The flashy things nuclear test baa talks, disarmament talks, Berlin talks blot out much of the raeat-aod-potato business here at home. That business is President Ken-. nedy's programs. He has dropped a mob of them in Congress' basket After three months of 1962.

it's a fair time i to ask bow be is doing with them. It's simply answered: He is setting no records and, at the rate he's- going, he be. The list of bis proposals passed by Congress is' impressively small Only twoj items which "Ttsnild -remotely be-calledmaJor programs have won approval of both bouses and been signed into law. I. In one Congress raised the na- tional debt limit to $300 billion, Alcohol New Health Threat PHILADELPHIA (AP The outlook for persons with heart disease has improved enormously in the last 20 years but the problem of alcoholism is doctors affiliated with the American.

College of Physicians report. Dr. Irvine H. Page of Cleveland former president of the American Heart Association, said hypertension and heart attacks "need not remove a man from productive employment 'If their work capacity is rationally assessed," he said, "they can usually work with great effectiveness -and far less absenteeism than average." Dr Wiilianr Cr Menningerr of Topeka, a neuro psychiatrist and president of the Menninger Foundation, reported that the problem of alcoholis is increasing. Menninger said leisure activity is "more of a problem unless we know, how to handle it constructively." He said "all of us, are subject to human frailties" and "if tension increases most of us fee! the pressure of work and business." "Productivity depends on the personality plus the environment," said Menninger.

Page and Menninger were among speakers yesterday at a Use News Leader Want Ads THIS COUPOIi IS WORTH THE DOCTOR ON A rcUs Vw' Spots Before the Eyes: Signal to See Doctor By HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN. MJB. Written for KEA Service No highest since the war, although it was only a $2 bfllion Increase. The other permits training of up to a million unemployed workers for new skills. The rest of his programs are either stuck in committees or have been passed by only one house of Congress and will die of exhaustion from waiting unless the other House also approves.

Two of his major appeals' got a dismal reception. The House killed his plan for a new department of urban affairs and bousing. His plan of federal aid for public schools looks as dead as it did last year. It" isnderslofienrTnake an all-out pitch to get approval for his program "of medical care for the aged, but bis efforts on this one so far have not been rocking the walls of the Capitol. SAYS have misplaced this information? A By addressing the Talking Book Program of the Library of Congress, Washington, DC, you will receive information that will permit your daughter to receive free of charge one of the 50,000 Talking Book machines that plays records at speeds of 334 and 16 2-3 revolutions per minute.

Also a catalogue that lists a wide selection of records that, will be mailed, on applications, just like books from a circulating library. In conjunction with this government project, a private nonprofit organization called Recordings for the Blind (121 E. 58th St, New York 22, N.Y.) also has a list of educational, text and recreational records as well as readings from daily newspapers. These are read by well-known actors, actresses and radio and television commentators whose voices are familiar to most listeners. Recordings for the Blind distributes its records through 14 units scattered throughout the country.

Charges are nominal particularly in the case of students. Please send your questions and comments to Dr. Harold Thomas Hyman, M.D in care of this paper. He will answer letters of general interest in future columns. TORO WHIRLWIND DISTRIBUTED What causes spots before the eyes? Can they lead to blindness? A To answer the second question first, spots before the eyes are rarely a threat to visual sharpness.

As to causes, they differ. For example, almost everyone notices dark floaters after fatigue or eye strain. So long as these are not persistent, they need no the cause is apparent. HARRY COOPER SUPPLY COMPANY SEE YOUR NEAREST DEALER Joe Gailey DRUGGIST PHONE UH 2-1755 FREE DELIVERY 229 E. Waiitiit C5- Conrt Smoll Engine) Republic, MUtouri Drumright Hardware) Merthfield, Mitour! Records by JFK On everything else he is using the jsame tactics as last year.

Using these tactics, strictly professional and unsensa tional, the President works directly on the members of Congress, or through his aides, while avoiding ill-will, harsh words, or appeals to the public to put pressure on Congress. One of the hardest workers on his team is Lawrence O'Brien, Hennedy's chief assistant in dealings with the individuals and committees of Congress. The President's personal popularity, as reflected in the public opinion polls, is astonishingly hih.Soven if-much his over-all program gets massacred, he'll probably remain highly Last week, after a tot of bkkeri ing among Republicans, Kennedy got the Senate to approve his request for authority to buy up to $100 million in U.N. bonds. Now the House has to' act and that may mean another rocky time of it The House, but npt yet the Senate, approved a boost in postal rates.

The Senate also approved a proposed constitutional amendment to wipe out the poll tax as a requirement for voting. Five Southern states still have it. This won't get off the ground unless the House also approves. In the Senate the Southern Democrats filibustered a few days and then let the vote be taken. The filibuster was more a gesture for the benefit of the folks back home than a practical effort' to stop passage.

The- House.p but- not -yet- the Senate, passed a tax-revision measure. House and Senate both approved federal aid for college classroom construction, but they did it differently. This can't beJ come law unless they agree on a compromise. All the other major programs arestUl bogged down in commit, tees. They include emergency power for the President to cut taxes and launch antirecession public works programs; broadening unemployment insurance; a new farm program; new civil rights legislation; continuation of foreign aid program; drastic revision of the foreign trade program.

i According to Virgil in "Aeneid," only mortal ever carried over the Rvier Styx was Aeneas. JERRY" NIXON UN 5-6603 SALE! However, if they persist and are i. not due to obvious strain or exces- srve use of tobacco, they require investigation since they may be fan early manifestation of glau-' coma of the i i. This, your ophthalmologist or eye specialist ran detect by eagur-, ing eye-ball tension. The impor-; tance of this examination rests in the fact that, by early detection of glaucoma and effective use of eye drops and drugs taken by mouth, the condition can be controlled and eyesight saved.

I have a rash all over my body. I heard the skin specialist at the clinic say it was "cigarette paper. But I don't smoke. Do you know what it could be? A You probably have a very annoying but harmless condition called pityriasis, rosea. The rose-: red patches you see have a crin-; kled appearance that resembles cigarette papers formerly used to hand-roll the "makings." However, the condition has nothing to do with tobacco or smoking.

Ordinarily, pityriasis blooms in the spring for some reason of which we are ignorant. It lasts many I' MM (o) od court order barring Samuel Re- shevsky from competing in any public chess exhibition until after completion of a series of games the two started between them last year. Fischer, a crooiuyn resident, filed his suit-io State Supreme Court Monday against Reshevsky, a resident of Spring Valley, N.Y. Fischer contends that Reshevsky in violation of established chess claimed the 12th game of a scheduled 16-game series on the ground that Fischer failed to appear. He asked the court to direct Reshevsky to continue the series "from the end of the 11th The suit asked no money dam ages.

Reshevsky has 30 days in which to file an answer, Fischer's complaint said he made a contract with Reshevsky for a series of16 james which provided that the winner would receive the major share of the purse. Eleven games had been completed by last Aug. 12 and the score stood at 5V games each, Fischer said. Fischer contends that he had nevenagreed to the time allegedly scheduled for the 12th game and that he was ready to go ahead with the match but Reshevsky refused. Fischer, who won the U.S.

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