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Show li)itiyl wyHynynwi pwypwyWwy nry-fci- Miy - pr"giM'ii,'ti'wyyir jT y n W f' tl.rij jj' y yn- ) N The Salt Lake Tribune, Thurcik.y, April 27, I2A Go Away, Nurse; I Pm Sleeping In By Arthur J. Snider Chicago Daily News Writer CHICAGO, April 26 A psychiatrist raised the question here of whether the unfamiliar setting in a hospital, the pain, the deliberate awakening and other factors play a part in emotionally disabling a patient long after he has recovered. Dr. Milton H. Miller of Madison, Wis., was referring to the patient who has achieved a good medical or surgery yet has no desire to return to work or a life of useful activity. THEY DO NOT classify as malingerers because they by hae much more to gain incomewise and status-wisreturning to a normal way of living, he noted. Writing in the current Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Miller said there is evidence that sleep disruption may result in a personality disorganization. This was seen in the indoctrination and false confession programs of Chinese Communists, as documented by soldiers returning from internment camps. THE CHINESE interrupted ordinary sleep patterns in their questioning of prisoners at Intervals throughout the day and night, Dr. Miller pointed out "If sleep deprivation and the Interruption of sleep patterns has a disorganizing impact upon personality strength in internment camps, what about the impact of bed in an unfamiliar setting, of hospital procedures and of pain upon sleep? he asked. innessr-ef'arnmfamili- "IS THERE some relationship between night pain, Incapacity? "What are the implications in terms of hospital administrative activities as they affect sleep? Dr. Miller recommended that if a patient is in for a long period of recovery, he should be kept alert, stimulated rnd Otherwise, he added, the emotional Incapacity will "long out distance the original injury. sleep deprivation and sustaining t. i April swarm of hoodlums converged on Chicago Wednesday for the wedding of the youngest daughter of Tony Accardo, 54, the millionaire gang chief. THE GANGSTER intelligence squad of the Police Bu reau of Inspection Services was braced to meet the Invasion of Accardos underworld cronies from New York, Los Angeles, New Orleans and Nevada. Detectives were posted at Midway and OHare Interna tional Airports in an effort to Identify the arriving gang lords. hoodTHE lums, police said, were among 1,000 persons summoned by Accardo to celebrate the wedding of his daughter, Linda Lee, 20, to Michael Palermo, 22, of suburban Melrose Park. Pelermo will marry Linda Lee at 11:30 a.m. Thursday in St. Lukes Church in suburban River Forest The party may be Accar- dos last fling as the greatest entertainer of the Chicago Urges Fluorides Chicago Tribune Service Dr. CHICAGO, April 26 Luther L. Terry, the new Sur- geon General of the United States, affirmed the Public Health Service Support of water fluoridation Wednesday in addressing the 12th National Dental Health Conference In the Ambassador West Hotel, TERRY SAID that the health service will urge every community in the nation to fluoridate its water for the reduction of dental decay. "I cannot emphasize too strongly the importance of fluoridation as a means of im proving the dental health of children, Terry said in addressing 100 persons at the conference, which ends Friday. 'N S' rri i - By bun A sA wxew .apple sauce. I A W here's just a sample of the 1 Cuba Toll: 2 Shot. 54 Jailed: O New York Times Service arsh MIAMI, . Fla, - April measures, apparently aimed at preventing regroupment, of the underground in central Cuba, were announced over the government radio Wednesday. mobilized to bring to the capiworkers, students, professional groups and members of army. There is speculation that the Intensive propaganda for the May Day celebrations may presage a formal proclamation of Cuba as a people's republic, with the Communist Party be- tal- 26-H- ANNOUNCEMENT said that two men had been shot, three54 condemnedr to death, and given jail terms for resistance activities in Las Villas Province, site of last weeks landings. Las Villas also contains the Escambray Mountains, where a number of survivors of the landings were reported to have fled. The mountain area has been the stronghold of an anti Castro resistance group since early last year. IT IS NOT known how many of the groups members have survived intensive sweeps by the army and the militia. The government is obviously de"I imagine being able to count backwards Is an important termined to prevent any rein, requirement for you space scientists, professor forcement of forces still hold ing out Four survivors of the Invading force were reported to have attacked a militia post at the Covadonga sugar mill Wednesday, killing a militia man before being driven off. The mill is located part way between the Zapata Peninsula, By Associated Press where the landings occurred, NEW YORK, April 26 The circulation of United States and the Escambray range. newspapers is at an high, 59 million daily, Mark THE RADIO also said that Ferree, president of the American Newspaper Publishers 87 more "mercenaries from Association, said Wednesday, the landings had been capThis figure shows the vitality of newspapers, Ferree tured, bringing the total to almost 1,100. told the ANPAs 75th annual convention. In Havana, meanwhile, prepFerree, executive vice president and general business arations for a manager of the Scripps-Howarnewspapers, added that Can- celebration on gigantic victory May Day, were adian newspapers have reached a total circulation of almost continuing. It was announced four million, also a record. that Premier Fidel Castro Ferree stressed In his speech the public services that would be the principal speaker. in to addition news. the newspapers perform presenting THE RADIO reported that "THEY FALL INTO categories of better government, the Islands entire transports of the welfare rescue and the health, people, public young tion facilities would of the distressed, he said. He said he had compiled examples of public services by more than 250 newspapers and that they would ba printed Jist a Bag Mistake in brochure form and distributed to libraries and to schools BOSTON, April 26 (UPI) of Journalism, colleges and universities "from which will absent-mindeAn marquee men women tomorrow. of and emerge the newspaper printer meant to put up a sign I BELIEVE THAT the daily newspaper of America rep- saying Arthur Fiedler would resents the greatest single force that exists anywhere for conduct "Fledermaus. It service to the public, for the good of the local community, and came out: Fiedlermaus in the aggregate, to the nation as a whole, Ferree said. by Arthur Fleder. coming officially recogfltefd as the party of the revolution. Three motives are being stressed: the bloodshed caused by the invaders coupled with a linking of many of them to the Batista regime, a scornful belittling of the United States, and a tribute to the aid given by the Soviet Unloa TOiumLdDMr tR the Parking Lots Of Sears in Provo and Salt Lake City On ... ANPA Points to Vitality: 59 Million Papers Daily all-tim- e ? d d "fashions for you and yours" STARTS California Executes Policemans Killer ffAvcwrfl s - THE A 26 He faces a six year prison term for income tax cheating, and is at liberty under $25,000 bond pending appeal. 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