Test Urged to See If Food Habit Changes Help Control Heart Disease
Heart specialists urge a large 40 000 to 63 000 volunteer trial to test if changing food habits reduces heart attack risk. Half would alter diets for five years, half would not. A feasibility study of 2 400 men showed 10 percent dropout and 11 percent overall cholesterol drop. If results favor the diet group, a $30 to $50 million trial could start within two years.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Executive Committee On
Diet and Heart Disease
The
American Medical Association Today
FE. Cowles Andrus
Baltimore
Mayo Clinic Faces NLRB Hearing Over Interstate Business
Testimony at an NLRB hearing in Rochester outlines Mayo Clinic operations including 1966 patient load of 197 600 with 47 percent from outside Minnesota and $39.8 million in gross income. Construction plans, payroll, and large-scale corporate physicals are cited to show interstate scope as debate over which agency should conduct the union election continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Clinic
National Labor Relations Board
Minnesota
Robert Roesler
Northwest Airlines
Grumman Aircraft
Chrysler Corp
Inland Steel Co
NLRB
Everett Rotenberry
Minneapolis
Minnesota Division of Labor Conciliation
Rotenberry
Washington
Mayo
Goldwater Weighs Path for GOP at Young Republican Meet
At Omaha's Young Republican National Federation convention Barry Goldwater presses his bid to steer the GOP's course as moderates challenge conservatives who won control in 1963. National Chairman Ray Bliss stresses electing a nominee and rebuilding the organization for the campaign, while debates over amendments and leadership roles unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Omaha
Neb
Barry Goldwater
Republican National Federation
Federation
Goldwater
Johnson
Senate
GOP
Ray Bliss
National Committee
Bliss
Tom van Sickle
Kansas
Jim Betts
Cleveland
Ohio
Gang Busters
van Sickle
Betts
Jack McDonald
Nashville, Tenn
Ted Cormaney
Wisconsin
McDonald
Cormaney
Republican Party
Wisconsin Assembly
Wisconsin Young Republicans Federation
Two Black Women Win Seats on Jacksonville City Council
In Jacksonville Florida two Black women became the first of their race to join the city council since Reconstruction. Sallye Mathis won by about 5 000 votes and Mary Singleton ran unopposed as the Democrats swept all seven contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville, Fla
Jacksonville
Florida
Sallye B. Mathis
Mary B. Singleton
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Burlington, Ky
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Vietnam
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Russ Toys
Falmons
Ummer
Easy Care
Frao
3Rd Ave. NW
Ruth Leif
Rochester Hammond Organ Store
Cratic
Lavern Reynolds
Reynolds
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