Evidence Links Smoking to Heart Artery Damage
New York scientists report physical evidence linking cigarette smoking to heart disease. They studied heart arteries from 645 men, finding heaviest fatty deposits in heavy smokers and lightest in nonsmokers. Dr Jack P Strong of LSU Medical School described the autopsy findings presented at the American Heart Association meeting. Fats in artery linings harden vessels and impair circulation, increasing stroke or heart attack risk.
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Jack P. Strong
Louisiana State University Medical School
New Orleans
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Two Jewish Authors Share Nobel Prize for Literature
STOCKHOLM UPD Samuel Joseph Agnen and Nelly Sachs, both Jewish writers, shared the 1966 Nobel Prize for literature. Agnon, 78, Israeli author living near Jerusalem, and Sachs, 75, Swedish resident, will split the $60,000 prize. The academy’s choice marks two Jewish laureates living in Israel and abroad, drawing some critique for naming winners “years too late.”
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Stockholm
UPD
Samuel Joseph Agnen
Nelly Sachs
Royal Swedish Academy of Letters
Agnon
Jerusalem
Israel
Miss Sachs
Sweden
Germany
Academy
Mikhail Sholokhov
Sholokhov
North Viet denounces LBJ tour and Manila conference
North Viet Nam denounces President Johnsons Asia tour and the Manila Viet Nam Allies conference as a U S power move to boost war effort. Radio Hanoi echoed the charge while the North Vietnamese protested to the ICC about the planned meeting.
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UPI
Viet Nam
Johnson
Asia
Manila
China
Hanoi
International Control Commission
ICC
France
U.S
Verwoerd Assassin Found Insane and Committed to Prison
Demitrio Tsafendas, who killed South African Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd in Parliament, was found mentally disordered and ordered confined. The Cape Town Supreme Court ruled against the death penalty after two psychiatrists testified he was schizophrenic.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Tsafendas
Willem van den Berg
Andries Beyers
van den Berg
Beyers
Russia Ships Armaments To Arabs in Middle East
London based sources say Russia has been supplying arms planes and rockets to Egypt Iraq Syria and Algeria to strengthen its foothold in the Middle East. Observers note a wider aim to dominate the eastern Mediterranean where the Soviet fleet rivals Britain in a buildup described as the Sixth Fleet.
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Middle East
London
UPI
Egypt
Iraq
Syria
Algeria
Mediterranean
U.S
Kremlin
Israel
Moscow
U N Truce Team Finds No Israeli Invasion Buildup
U N backed observers report no evidence of an Israeli invasion buildup along the Syria border after a one hour check of demilitarized zones. Syria had warned of a showdown while Syria and Israel released statements amid tense border talks. Meanwhile Israeli authorities said a border clash left a patrolman dead and other infiltrators wounded or captured.
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Israel
UPI
United Nations
Syria
U.N
Soviet Union
Thant
New York
Security Council
Mohammed Eid Ashawi
Middle East
Damascus Radio
Ashawi
Mobili
Food Prices Slashed as Housewives Boycott Spreads
In Denver a four day housewives boycott forces King Soopers to cut all food prices immediately. Lloyd J. King says the move starts a potential year long price war after Miller's also lowered prices. Led by Mrs. Paul West, organizers say prices must be reduced before lifting the boycott.
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Main St
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Banner Publishing Corporation
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UPI
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Miller’s
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