Promising New Double-Drug Angina Therapy Reported
At the American College of Cardiology meeting Dr Henry I. Russek described a combined treatment using a nitrate and propranolol. In 12 patients aged about 65, anginal attacks dropped about 50 percent and patients could endure more exercise before pain. A separate report cited an artificial pacemaker showing strong results in failing hearts.
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Washington
American College of Cardiology
Henry I. Russek
U.S. Public Health Service
Russek
England
Russekl
Kussek
Synchronous artificial pacemaker described by Dr Nathan
Dr David A Nathan of Miami Beach explains four years of trials using a synchronous artificial pacemaker in 100 patients. He notes most devices are fixed rate but newer models adjust speed with heart needs and include a fail safe mechanism to switch to fixed rate if needed.
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David A. Nathan
Miami Beach
Fla
Nathan
Weather… Four Men Blown From Scaffold In Paramus NJ
A storm raked multiple states. In Paramus four men were blown off a scaffold but escaped serious injury. An antenna blew onto a 4000 volt line in Wilkes-Barre creating a deadly trap, power shutoffs prevented injuries. Widespread damage and power outages followed, with school closures and evacuations in Minnesota Wisconsin and Ohio.
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Paramus
N.J
Wilkes-Barre
Ashtabula
Ohio
Toledo
Willoughby
Cleveland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Willmar
Minn
New York
Pacific Coast
Florida
Eis
National Traffic Safety Plan Emphasizes Uniform Signs
Dr. William Haddon of the National Traffic Safety Agency spoke at a bar association event outlining a plan for safer roads. He noted daily highway deaths exceed Vietnam casualties, predicting little effect from new programs before 1963 as fatalities may rise in the interim.
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William Haddon
Naional Traffic Safety Agency
Bar Association
U.S
Vietnam
Haddon
Wednnesday
CIA NSA links raise questions on student funds
Independent sources reveal NSA officials received money from the Independence Foundation of Boston, including a 1962 $3,000 scholarship for Edward R. Garvey and 1964 payments to Robe rt T. Francis Hf and W. Dennis Shaul. The foundation and Independent Research Service deny CIA origin funds while Sen. McGee and others push for inquiries as NSA officials defend the program.
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NSA
Independence Foundation of Boston
CIA
Internal Revenue Service
Edward R. Garvey
Garvey
Burlington
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Robert T. Francis
W. Dennis Shaul
Francis
Shaul
Heston Foundation
Franklin Patterson
William Storrs Lee
Ape
IRS
Independent Research Service Inc
Independence Foundation
Eugene Theroux
New York
Gloria Steinem
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
White House
CSA
Akron
Ohio
New York Post
Victor Reuther
United Auto Workers
APL ‘Cio
Afl-Cio
Samuel Brown
Eny
Agenity
NSA Supervisory Board
Jim Johnsson
Man Charged In Richmond Bank Robbery
Police chased and arrested Tommy Battle, a Washington DC man, after a 30 block pursuit that ended when he exited a yellow convertible. He faces armed robbery charges for the $1,410 State Planters Bank branch holdup. A teller reported the suspect demanded the big money after briefly entering the Church Hill branch.
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Richmond
Washington, D.C
State Planters
Tommy Battle
Thomas Jarman
Church Hill
Frances Boykin
Explosion at Texarkana plant injures several workers
An explosion at a Philadelphia Day & Zimmerman plant in Texarkana injured several, including McCoy and Fleming, with three still hospitalized Thursday. About 12 workers were near the shell when it exploded, near a conveyor line in area E. Most of the 7,000 employees continued work as investigators probed the blast.
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Jessie Odell McCoy
Texarkana
David McKinley Crabtree
Cookville
Rose Mary Fleming
New Boston
Whitte Marie Jones
Clarence Gerald McDonald
Nell Marie Ashford Hooks
David Arnold Skelton
Melvin Samuel Fisher Jr
Eugene Bowers Russell
J.W. Porter
DeKalb
Ellen Walker Hatley
Vietnam
Harris
Area E
Johnson Urges New Legislation to Protect Consumers
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a twelve point consumer protection package targeting mutual fund sales and land deals. He pushed for a unified federal framework with full disclosure by sellers and harsher penalties for abuses across state lines, arguing it would save taxpayers money and shield Americans from financial hazards.
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Washington
Deat Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Pension-Fund
Gyp Change Commission
Johnson Johnson
Securities and Exchange Com
Jamai Ica
N.Y
Military pay system shifts to Social Security numbers
Officials explained the move to a computerized uniform military pay system by Secretary McNamara, assigning Social Security numbers to all incoming personnel by July 1, 1969. Inductees without SSNs will receive one before active duty. The Pentagon plans to include SSNs on all automated records after the test period.
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Robert N. Anthony
Thomas D. Morris
Robert
McNamara
Defense Department
Armed Services
Pentagon
Army
Pups Rescued After Roving Into Well
Clark family dogs wandered from their dam and fell into a well eight miles south of town. Pups were lowered and raised multiple times as crews worked to free them. Clark, a driller by trade, remained optimistic that rescuers would succeed.
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Clark
Clarks
Here
Powell Hearing Highlights Alleged Misconduct and Testimony
Testimony by Mrs Powell drew criticism for its usefulness to Powell and described alleged coercion in taking and disposing of funds. Rep Celler said parts would be reviewed by Justice Department while affirming some truth and noting Powell faced possible House action by Feb 922. A former aide testified about trips to Bahamas retreat and related corporate ties with Miss Huff Enterprises Ltd linking to possible government subsidies and undisclosed activities.
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Powell
House Administration
New York
Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Select Committee
Justice Department
Celler
C. Sumner Stone
Bahamas
Stone
Corrine A. Huff
Jer
Bimini
Miss Huff
Huff ‘Enterprises, Ltd
Ees Fors
Fow Free
Ace
Reuther CIA conduits in AFL-CIO unions
Wechsler claims CIA involvement in AFL-CIO union elections with a U S influence that boosted staff and budgets. He cites Latin America and the Middle East expansion, and says Lovestone trained Brazilian unionists in the United States to support the military overthrow of Brazil’s Joao Goulart. He notes AFL-CIO leaders boast of speaking freely against government-controlled unions abroad.
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CIA
Wechsler
Afl-Cio
Latin America
Middle East
Lovestone
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Labor Leader Accuses Government of Anti-Strike Conspiracy
Miami Beach AP report says four AFL CIO Seafarers International members allege federal agencies fabricated charges to break a 1963 Great Lakes strike against Upper Lakes Steamship Co. Hall calls for congressional inquiry, cites grand jury journeys and court reversals.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Paul Hall
Aficio Maritime Trades Department
Hall
Justice
State
Great Lakes
House: ‘Labor Committee
Houses Judiciary Committee
Aflsio Executive Council
Upper Lakes Steamship Co
Joho F. Kennedy
Lester B Pearson
Canada
Afl-Cio Seafarers’ International
Duluth
Minn
U.S. Court of Appeals
Landrum-Griffin
Wirtz
Labor Partment
Case Department
Chris
Pederson
Pedoumeiaieeerson
Wirts
State Co
Fby
J. Edgar Hoover
W. Willard
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