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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1955

Page

12

Surgery Promises New Ways To Correct Heart Ailments

Dr C Walton Lillehei reports advances in heart attack treatment including opening blocked coronary arteries and possible artery transplants. Minnesota researchers unveil a simple heart lung machine using a plastic lung. Two repair paths are opening: open and scrape or replace with healthy tissue, with smaller artery repairs now feasible in dogs.

Chicago C. Walton Lillehei University of Minnesota Medical School Eisenhower Lillehei Minnesota Kare B. Absolon Joseph B. Rust

Three Truck Drivers Awarded for 1955 Safety Milestones

Wagner of ae and Ralph T. Self of Coamyvilns won safety awards from the North Carolina Motor Carriers Assn for the 1955 quarter. Wagner driven 1 350 000 miles in 14 years with Freight Lines Win ano. Self logged 1 200 000 miles in 18 years. Judges included Col. James R. Smith of the State Highway Patrol and officials from the North Carolina utilities and industrial commissions.

Yl i Wagner Ralph T. Self Coamyvilnsere Yes Caabiee Tespecua Safety and Personnel Council North Carolina Motor Carriers Assn Hag Winano Self Carolina Freight Carriers Col James R. Smith H. 5. Bacom North — Man Industrial Commission M. B. Glover N.C. Utilities

Principals Hear Pearsall at North Carolina conference

Thomas J. Pearsall of Rocky Mount chaired the North Carolina Advisory Committee on Education and spoke at the afternoon session of the annual principals conference. Shoemaker of Nashville outlined state responses to the U S Court rulings on school segregation as about 300 principals listened.

Durham Thomas J. Pearsall Rocky Mount North Carolina Saateelt Sipice Seth Cnasee Ellsworth Tompkins National Run Washington, D.C Dr. McSwain Northwestern Universn Sam Ervin Jr

Young Ruffian Threatens Rialto Ticket Seller

Charleston police were called after a young ruffian threatened a Rialto Theater ticket seller with a knife and hurled insults when refused free admission. Patrolman Arlie Robinson said the six year old would be turned over to juvenile authorities.

Charleston W.va Rialto Theater Arlie Robinson

Tourist Will Get Gifts at Maryland State House Visit

A Maryland State House visitensigns a tourist will be the 50 000th to tour the historic building in Annapolis. The visitor will receive a free weekend at a local hotel a clock radio and other gifts from merchants and a greeting and citation from Governor Lee McKeldin.

Annapolis Maryland State House the Mary Travel Ben Lee McKeldin

U S Plans Permanent Antarctic Unit Led by Byrd

Retired Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd was named officer in charge of all U S Antarctic activities to draft a permanent program. Defense official Robertson said the plan follows Joint Chiefs of Staff and Navy guidance. The Glacier icebreaker led a U S expedition from Norfolk with 1,800 personnel, seven ships, and 15 aircraft to support scientific work for the International Geophysical Year preparations. Byrd will coordinate political, scientific, and legislative aspects and may advise on related laws.

C. Yates McDaniel Washington U. S South Polar Richard FE. Byrd U.S. Antarctic Byrd Reuben B. Robertson Defense Robertson Eisenhower Joint Chiefs of Staff Navy Soviet Union Antarctic United States Antarctica Defense Department U.S Norfolk New Zealand

Artificial Earthquake Staged by Seismologists in Japan

SENDAI Japan seismologists triggered an artificial quake at TNT to study wave propagation. Shock waves traveled about 93 miles at a speed of 17 280 miles per hour and a wide-eyed view followed the experiment.

Sendai Japan TNT

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