Doctors Say Too Cautious In Advice To Heart Patients
Boston based report on Dr. Samuel A. Levine urging physicians to help heart patients return to work with practical plans. He warned long bed rest and hesitation on transportation can cost a patient their job and stressed using taxi fares to enable earnings of 5 to 100 dollars a week. He criticized gloomy prognoses and urged balanced guidance, noting rest can sometimes aid recovery but unnecessary long confinement implants fear and harms future prospects.
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Harvard Medical School
Samuel A. Levine
Clin
Levine
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Becket Mill Sale Nearing Completion
Daniel S. Cohen of Carolina Paper Mills Corp. says a purchase agreement for the Bancroft Tissue Mill in Becket could be signed this week with closing within two weeks. He and Norman Eber of Greenfield met Clarence ONeal in Becket to finalize minor changes and confirm a union contract remains to be signed. The mill, closed by a strike since January 3, will operate as a separate corporation, with 28 workers needed to run two machines and a converting line moved to the North Carolina plant.
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Daniel S. Cohen
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Carolina
Atils Corp
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Eegle
Becker
Clarence O'Neil
Timnsdale
NHL
Norman Eber
Greenfield
Nere
Cohen
Mr. Cohen
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Eber and
O'Neil
Ar. Cohen
North Carolina
Black Union Leader Threatened in Providence Jurisdiction
Providence AP reports Frederick Davis Jr., Black president of local 18, Post Office and related union, received two threatening calls urging him to quit. Davis and Albert Gabriel secured a temporary restraining order in Superior Court to avoid ouster by the national board as president and financial secretary. The dispute stems from refusing to pay 95 cents per member ax, citing lack of national representation. the local is described as predominantly white.
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R.I
Frederick Davis Jr
Post Office Focal Union
Davis
Albert Gabriel
Superior Court
National Executive Board
National Alan
Post Office and
Postal Transportation Service
National Union
Gabriel
National
Nobel co winner Kornberg credits wife and colleagues
Dr. Arthur Kornberg, co winner of the Nobel Prize for Medicine, praises fellow scientists including his wife Sylvy for their role in synthesizing nucleic acids. Kornberg, 41, a biochemist at Stanford, shares $42 610 prize with Sever Ochoa of NYU Medical School for work on DNA and RNA synthesis. He plans to attend the Stockholm ceremony with his wife and three sons.
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United Press Infornational
Arthur Kornberg
Kornberg
Stanford University School of Medicine
Sever Ochoa
New York University Medical School
Ochoa
Sylvy
Stockholm
Roger
Thomas
Kenneth
National Cancer Foundation
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