Physicians Warned At AMA Meeting
Washington pathologist reports mass testing of 1,564 doctors at the American Medical Association gathering in Atlantic City shows widespread bodily chemical abnormalities that may signal later illness. About 80 percent of those tested had significant abnormalities including high cholesterol, glucose, uric acid, urea nitrogen and calcium, suggesting further lab checks and preventive measures.
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20 Car Freight Wreck Delays NYC Traffic
A derailment of 20 freight cars west of South Bend halted the New York Central main line from New York to Chicago. An overheated axle was blamed as crews repaired 300 feet of east bound track and 50 feet of west bound track. One way traffic resumed by mid afternoon.
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Egan Explains Empire Costs and Shifts in TV Production
Hollywood columnist Richard Egan discusses why the TV series Empire ended. He cites higher costs and changes in production strategy, noting a move from filming near Santa Fe to a large ranch setting and new show Redigo as a successor concept.
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Time Off Allowed For Rights March
Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced New York City employees may take time off to join the August 28 civil rights march in Washington. The policy applies to city workers who wish to participate in the demonstration.
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Kefauver Buried in Tennessee Shrine and Thunderstorm
Senator Estes Kefauver was buried beside his ancestors in a small Madisonville graveyard after a service attended by thousands including Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Adlai Stevenson. A thunderstorm drenched mourners as Kefauver's widow and four children watched the coffin. The service cited Psalm 121 and reflected on Kefauver's life and public service in a simple, solemn setting.
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Break Up Your Trip for Safety and Comfort
Break up your trip to beat summer heat and avoid fatigue. Stop to rest stretch and enjoy scenery. you’ll drive safer and feel better. Slow down to save tires. high speeds wear tires and nerves. Plan to reach overnight stops before 4 pm to avoid traffic and heat and secure better hotel options.
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