Shocks Advance Heart Surgery Research Across Institutions
Reports from the American Heart Association detail electric shocks used to pause and restart the heart during new pediatric and heart procedures. Researchers including Dr. James A. Helmsworth and Dr. Leland C. Clark Jr. describe a mechanical heart lung system enabling delicate operations on hearts with ventricular defects. Separate work by Drs. Louis M. Rousselot and colleagues at St. Vincent's and Columbia explores a tissue dissolving enzyme from a gangrene germ aiding burn wound treatment and skin regeneration, with firms flagging production challenges.
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Or T. Sherman
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William P. Whalen
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Columbia University
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Munro May Make Security Council
Auckland New Zealand authoritative sources say New Zealand's ambassador could represent the country on the United Nations Security Council. The report notes ongoing discussions and possible approval in coming weeks.
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Eight Honorary Tar Heels Get Commissions
The Down Home Chapter of Honorary Tar Heels named eight out of state residents for outstanding public relations service to North Carolina. Gov. Umstead issued honorary Tar Heel commissions to the nominees, including S. L. A. Marshall and Don Short, among others, with a meeting planned for October 23 to 25 at Nags Head.
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Umstead
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Detroit
Mich
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New York City
Cosmolitan
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Motor News
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Life
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Upper Darby
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Mississippi River Reaches Historic Low Level in Memphis
The Mississippi River was measured at its lowest level here yesterday with a reading of minus 2.75 feet. The record surpasses the previous low of minus 2.65 feet set in November 1895, dating from markers installed in 1871. The river stood about 90 feet deep in the midchannel.
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Memphis
Mississippi
January Thursdays Safest to Drive
California State Highway Patrol urges drivers to plan trips on Thursdays next January after a survey showing Saturdays and Sundays in October see the most driving. January emerges as the safest month overall for travel.
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Sacramento
Calif
California State Highway Patrol
Milk Marketing Hearing Postponed to Oct 16 in Piedmont Area
A hearing on a milk marketing order for 18 Piedmont counties moved from Oct 14 to Oct 16 and will be held in Salisbury. The State Milk Commission, created by the 1953 Legislature, seeks data on producer prices and trade practices as it considers economic regulation of the milk industry. The 18 counties include Randolph, Rockingham, Rowan, Stanly, Stokes and Union. A second hearing is planned for Oct 27 in Asheville and Oct 30 in Rocky Mount to decide if further areas should be established.
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Union
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Nighttime Lizard Possession Charged Under Old Louisiana Law
Deputy Sheriff J Sheets explained that taking and possessing lizards between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. is illegal under an old Louisiana law. The statement notes possession is otherwise allowed and raises questions about half day limits and enforcement.
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Sheets
Diplomat Urges Face to Face Talks on Korea Conference
A senior United Nations diplomat privately urged the United States and Communist China to meet in person to resolve eligibility for attendees at a Korean peace conference. U.S. chief delegate Lodge Jr. has offered to send an American envoy to discuss the invite issue with the Reds, who have yet to respond. The U.N. seeks to convene October 28 but faces Soviet vetoes and demands to include neutrals, while South Carolina Governor Byrnes presses admission of Western-backed states, including Italy and Japan, despite Kremlin opposition.
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Government spends more and takes in less money
Washington reports for the first quarter of fiscal 1954 show outlays rising by 399 million dollars from the year before while receipts barely differ. Farm supports and military spending push expenditures higher to 18.228 billion. the Treasury notes a 4.311 billion deficit but expects no debt-limit actions this year.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Peurifoy Named Ambassador to Guatemala
President Eisenhower appoints John E Peurifoy former ambassador to Greece and a Democrat as the new ambassador to Guatemala in Washington.
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John Peurifoy
Washington
Eisenhower
John E. Peurifoy
Greece
Guatemala
Fluff Dry Laundry Bundle Promises Easy Drop Off Service
Dutch Laundry and Martin Cleaners tout a new Fluff Dry bundle offered at 1 49 with low prices and a money back guarantee. Drivers visit homes, accept full bags, and promise superior results with a modern cold wash method.
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Vites
H. M. ‘Taylor
Martin Cleaner
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