Soviet psychiatrist says schizophrenia hereditary
Moscow report quotes Professor Marat Vartanyan of the Soviet Institute of Psychiatry as saying schizophrenia is a hereditary disease that can be diagnosed in children as early as one year old. He notes higher incidence among gifted individuals and says doctors diagnose the condition clinically, with some relatives of patients displaying above normal intellect. He stops short of advising reproduction restrictions and cites urban migratory trends in prevalence.
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Soviet Institute of Psychiatry
Moscow News
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Vartanyan
Screen tests itself for Godfather role by Russo
Hollywood correspondent chronicles Gianni Russo, Las Vegas businessman, who produced his own screen test in a Teminite setup to press for a Carlo role in The Godfather. He mailed it to producer Al Ruddy, later landing a five month contract at a thousand dollars weekly, with plans to buy rights to Catcher in the Rye and star in his own film adaptation.
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Change of Address and Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rates and address change procedures for Columbus area readers. The notice lists monthly and yearly prices, delivery details, and advises subscribers to promptly notify the post office of address changes to ensure uninterrupted service.
Wall Street Charter Signals Possible Upside
Wall Street notes indicate the market may build on recent gains with only a mild retrace, while highlights include convertible preferred stocks as a tax-free dividend option and expectations of continued bull-market strength. Analysts foresee further gains in the Dow and emphasize prime quality equities.
Norway Coast Warned Of Gulf Stream Offshoot
Weather note warns Norway’s coast about a Gulf Stream offshoot that prevents ice in most inlets while the shores lie at latitudes with Siberia and southern Greenland.
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Norway
Siberia
Greenland
AEC Eyes Nuclear Pacemakers as Heart Aids
The Atomic Energy Commission reports a Buffalo VA Hospital proposal to implant 0 to 20 patients with nuclear powered pacemakers on an investigational basis. If approved, it would mark the first human implantation in the United States amid broader AEC plans for plutonium heat powered devices and future artificial hearts.
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King of Nepal Mahendra dies after heart attack
King Mahendra Bir Vikram Shah Deva of Nepal died early today after a heart attack. He was 41 and lay at his official residence in Bhaktapur with Queen Ratna by his side as doctors attempted to save him.
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Mahendra Bir Vikram Sha Deva
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Ratna
New Hair Loss Breakthrough Promises Growth
Houston firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc. claims a 32 day at risk treatment stops hair loss and grows new hair for both men and women. The ad invites inquiries by mail with confidential, obligation free responses, noting not all can be helped and urging action before further loss.
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Boesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
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