Pacemakers Show Benefit in Heart Rhythm Control
Letters from readers describe life with pacemakers since 1965 and five years in use. They explain the implantation process, battery life, and quick battery replacements, noting improved activity and health. The column also answers reader questions on emphysema detection, niacin as a vitamin and drug, and breath odor, inviting requests for the booklet on bad breath.
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George C. Thosteson
M. D
Dr. Thosteson
Thesteson
Thosteson
Bright Future Seen For Reviving Life
Florence Italy report on reanimation urges progress in reviving the dead under certain brain activity limits. Soviet expert Negovsky predicts reanimation becoming a leading medical field, citing artificial hearts and lungs to sustain life after circulatory stoppage. Weather effects on reanimation success noted by Dr Ganelina. Cape Town clinic head Dr Schrire notes most sudden internal deaths occur at night between midnight and 2 a.m.
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Florence
Italy
V. A. Negovsky
Moscow Academy of Sciences
Negovsky
Congress
I. E. Ganelina
Pavlov Institute
Leningrad
V. Schrire
South Africa
Cape Town
Groote Schuur Hospital
Reclining Nude Removed From Toronto Gallery Window
Artist John Leach moved a charcoal drawing titled Lady Jane from a downtown Toronto gallery window to a more modest interior space. Police had ordered the $1,000 work removed as it might shock observers. Leach then defaced his own piece by taping a fig leaf over the nude image.
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Toronto
Lady Jane
John Leach
Leach
Linooleum
Alarm at Stapleton Airport Triggers Bomb Squad Action
Denver workers heard a muffled noise from a cardboard box at Stapleton International Airport. Bomb experts moved the box to a remote area and found two of 24 burglar alarms had been triggered in transit.
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Denver
Colo
Stapleton International Airport
Johnson Named First Negro Georgia Senate Committee Chair
Sen Leroy Johnson of Atlanta was named chair of the Senate Committee on Scientific Research by Lt Gov George T Smith, making him the first Negro in modern Georgia history to hold a General Assembly chair. Johnson is an Atlanta attorney and the dean of the state's Negro legislators.
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Atlanta, Ga
Leroy Johnson
Georgia
General Assembly
Senate Committee On Scientific Research
George T. Smith
Johnson
Atlanta
Malaysia to appoint tourist consultants abroad
Assistant Commerce Minister Taib Bin Mahmud said Malaysia will appoint tourist consultants in Europe, the United States, Australia and Japan to attract visitors. A second note remarks on linguistic history, explaining how Vulgar Latin evolved into French and gives an example with the word alouette.
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Kuala Lumpur
Europe
United States
Australia
Japan
Taib bin Mahmud
Malaysia
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