Angina Cure Drill Becomes United Pilot Case Study
Dr John E Smith of United Air Lines links middle aged angina to stress from personal and financial strain calling it the over heated computer syndrome. He says jogging a mile four times daily relieved his own angina and 15 of 21 pilots and executives adopting the plan saw complete relief with no heart attacks. The method is controversial and detailed in The Journal of Aerospace Medicine.
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John E. Smith
United Air Lines
Angina
United
Smith
George J. Ridera
Journal of Aerospace Medicine
Guilt Not Conclusive In Civil Death Damages Case
New York Supreme Court hears Naomi Markowitz against Irving Fein over a $1 million death damages claim. Judge Frederick Backer rules conviction of Mark Fein not conclusive proof of liability for civil action, though admissible as evidence. Case highlights rising death damages suits and insurer of negligence claims.
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New York Supreme Court
Naomi Markowitz
Irving Fein
Mark Fein
Supreme Court
Frederick Backer
Markowitz
Fein
Student Health Project Aides Serve Poor At Hospitals
Student doctors dentists nurses and social workers from many medical schools spend summers in New York Chicago and Los Angeles acting as patients advocates in hospitals. They handle issues doctors cannot time for including emotional support referrals and housing help. Each student earns 900 dollars a summer funded by a poverty agency with a public health officer advising. The project highlights treating health problems from the patient viewpoint and argues for it to be part of medical school curricula nationwide.
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New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Alcoholics Anonymous
Anti-Poverty Agency
A. U. S. Public Health Officer
University of Michigan
Bertrand Russell
U. S
Oklahoma City
John Whyte
Nuclear powered ship proves viability of fleet plan
At a Savannah news conference John M. Will, chairman of American Export Isbrandtsen Lines, touted the S S Savannah as proof that nuclear powered merchant ships can cut shipping time by about a third and open new ports. He described plans for three 1000 foot plus vessels carrying about 1500 containers at 30 knots, saying the United States must switch from coal and oil to nuclear power to regain leadership at sea.
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America
S. S. Savannah
Isbrandtsen Lines
Savannah
John M. Will
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Uneasiness grows over US role in South Vietnam
James Marlow assesses rising American unease about the Vietnam War as elections loom in South Vietnam. He notes Diem’s fall, military rule, and doubts about Thieu Ky ticket legitimacy. He warns fraudulent polls could curb US justification for involvement and points to domestic pressure on LBJ amid ongoing bombing and public opinion shifts.
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South Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Kennedy
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Thieu
LBJ
Johnson
Vietnam
U. S
Presidency canvas and New Hampshire impact
William F Buckley Jr argues the 1960s presidential race hinges on New Hampshire voters and party dynamics. He notes Nixon Romney Rockefeller must define anti Johnson positions before the primary, warns against overemphasizing NH, and suggests synchronizing state primaries to dilute local influence. He praises Ford’s Vietnam stance and raises questions about Nixon or Romney adopting it.
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New Hampshire
Nixon
Romney
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Johnson
Gallup
Messrs
Rockefeller
California
Lodge
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gerald Ford
Mailbag musings on life quirks and trivia from HAL BOYLE
New York columnist HAL BOYLE collects reader mail and assorted facts on aging, diets, animals, ice cream flavors, and quotes. The items mix humor, statistics, folklore, and light social commentary with noted figures and institutions.
Eisenhower Calls for Strongest US Army Yet
The Messenger in London quotes Lt Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower urging formation of the best army the United States has ever fielded to meet future tasks. The paper reports its circulation rising to 15,431 after adding 26 reader families that week.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
London
United States
the Messenger
Children’s Medical Relief declares South Vietnam disaster area
The Children’s Medical Relief International pledges a 40 bed hospital in South Vietnam to perform plastic and rehabilitation surgery for young war victims, underscoring that war’s misery spares no age.
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Children’s Medical Relief International
South Vietnam
The Athens Messenger Publication and Delivery Rates
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday edition pricing with a weekly mail option. Rates cover daily and Sunday delivery, single copies, and subscriptions for different durations, with addresses and post office information for Athens, Ohio.
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William F. Buckley, JR
Hal Boyle
Africa
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Japan
Plato
Rome
S. C. Gilfillan
University of Chicago
Larry Goertz
U.S
Peter J. McGuire
Labor Day
Spyros Skouras
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alexander Graham Bell
Ed Howe
Potato Hill
Philadelphia
Athens Opera House
The
Small Society
Brickman
Calvin
Roosevelt
the Athens Messenger
Associated Press
Ohio
Wee
U.S . Possessions
Athens Post Office
All Mall
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Athens
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