Radioactive Blood Clots May Aid Heart Treatment
A study presented in Boston by Dr. Julian L. Ambrus, Dr. Clara Ambrus, and colleagues from Buffalo shows radioactive blood clots dissolve clots and may prevent new coronary damage. The team notes plasmin, a natural blood component, effectively dissolves clots in animals. The research, described at the International Society of Hematology meeting, points to new tests for agents that dissolve clots and reduce heart attack risk.
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Area Serviceman In Colorado Camp
Camp Hale Colorado Army sergeant James J Poole son of Mr and Mrs James E Poole Elwood Indiana is taking part in Exercise Cold Spot at Camp Hale The two month drill trains soldiers in mountain cold and weather warfare near Fort Carson The article notes heart clot risks and medical research by Buffalo scientists on plasmin in animals The text also mentions Indiana tax changes for Brown County with property taxes rising to 8 78 per 100 of value from 6 83
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Plasmin Promises Rapid Heart Clot Dissolution
Dr. Julian Ambrus reports plasmin could quickly dissolve a heart clot at first signs of trouble, potentially limiting heart muscle damage. Human trials of plasmin and blood thinners like heparin and dicoumarol are starting, aiming to prevent new clots while regular anticoagulants keep clots from forming. Animal tests showed plasmin failed to dissolve clots several days or more old.
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Auto Kills Child in Kendallville Area Crash
A car backing from a driveway in Rome City fatally struck three year old Donald Combs son of Mr and Mrs Lester Combs. The driver was Marvin Conley thirty the boy's uncle. The accident occurred Tuesday and authorities investigated the scene.
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Labor Union Head Ousted in Indiana Turmoil
In Fort Wayne and Evansville reportsindle hu labor unrest. John Gajack ousted as UE district president amid internal disputes. Gordon La Porte elected temporary district president to serve until October, while a national vice president woman, Lillie Mae Miller, linked to a separate case, faces unrelated legal action. Authorities cite contempt and jail terms in a fire-related incident, with district delegates and state counties mentioned in the broader union context.
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Stevenson Opens Drive For Ideas
Stevenson opens a Democratic presidential campaign in Santa Fe promising an open campaign open to ideas from anybody. With running mate Estes Kefauver, he outlines regional meetings across 34 states, aims to hear suggestions on building a better new America and to discuss campaign issues with party leaders.
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