Emotional stress not primary trigger for heart attacks expert says
Dr. Herman K. Hellerstein of Cleveland told the American Heart Association that emotional stress and unusual effort do not routinely cause heart attacks. He cited research showing thrombus development takes hours to days and noted individual responses vary widely.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Herman K. Hellerstein
Cleveland
Ohio
Eisenhower
Hellerstein
American Heart Association
John Hunter
United States
Trade Fair wraps after ten day run in Charlotte
The North Carolina Trade Fair ended in Charlotte after a ten day run with over 140,000 attendees. Exhibitors from 321 firms displayed products while promoters prepare to assess impact and plan potential second state sponsored event. Fair director William R. Henderson said expenses will mostly be covered by exhibitor fees with spectator tickets yielding about 50,000 and venue rent between 200,000 and 250,000.
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Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
William R. Henderson
State Conservation and Development Department
Industrial Division
Henderson
Business Leaders Anticipate 1962 Growth At 570 Billion
The Business Council, meeting in Hot Springs Virginia, forecast 1962 output at 570 billion dollars with a 560 billion estimate from its economists. Secretary Dillon promised reduced tax depreciation rules by spring to spur investment and backed a balanced 1963 budget. He noted a tax increase should be avoided if possible and discussed possible domestic program curtailments.
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Business Council
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
100 Corporation
Kennedy
Congress
Frederick R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Kappel
Gilpatric Says U S Can Hit Back Stronger Than Soviets
In a White House coordinated speech, Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell L. Gilpatric disputes Kremlin claims of Soviet nuclear superiority. He cites U S forces including 600 heavy bombers, Polaris submarines, carrier groups, and dozens of ICBMs as evidence of a retaliatory capability that could deter aggression and even imply self destruction for an attacker. The talk notes Russia has not matched U S progress, with estimates of missiles now showing tens of thousands of deliver vehicles and a revised view of Russian readiness.
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Washington
U. S
Kremlin
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
White House
State Department
Polaris
United States
Russia
Sanford to Speak at High Point Southern Furniture Market Dedication
Enterprise Sunday Editor covers Terry Sanford speaking at a noon Emerywood Country Club luncheon for the Southern Furniture Exposition Building 40th anniversary and completed expansion. The event features Miss North Carolina Susan Kay Wood Roanoke Rapids and a 14 story tour of the building.
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Enterprise
Ae Terry Sanford
High Point
Sanford
Emerywood Country Club
Exposition Building
Wrenn Street
North Carolina
Susan Kay Woodall
Roanoke Rapids
Lexington
United Furniture Corp
H. Cloyd Philpott
Exposition
Mecca Visit Gift Follows Johnson Friendship for Ahmad
A Pakistani camel driver in New York, Bashir Ahmad, receives news he will visit Mecca on his way home after Vice President Johnson arranged the trip. The sender also gifts him 15 acres of land, and Ahmad praises God and the generosity of Americans while awaiting departure.
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New York
Bashir Ahmad
Ahmad
United States
Mecca
Pakistan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ehsan Ali Khan
Karachi
Allah
Western Allies Divided Over Berlin Strategy
The Western Allies remain sharply split on Berlin policy as U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson returns to Moscow without resumed explora tory talks. He met with Secretary of State Dean Rusk while officials debate negotiable issues and possible settlement terms amid French veto of a London meeting.
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Washington
Berlin
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Thompson
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Rusk
Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
London
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Five Die Nine Injured In Night Collision Near Raleigh
A car attempting to pass a line of traffic crashed into a highway mail bus eight miles south of Raleigh. Five people died all Negroes. three mail bus passengers were injured and taken to Wake County Memorial Hospital. Driver identity could not be established due to extensive damage and wet road conditions.
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Raleigh
N.C
State Highway Patrol
Redell Hazzie
William James McDonald
Varina
James A. McDonald
Capers Hazzie
Rt. 1
Holly Springs
M. C. Wright
Stamford
Conn
Wake County Memorial Hospital
John C. Taylor
Fayetteville
Kenneth S. Brock
Warsaw
Morgan G. Yates
Richmond
Connecticut
Frank J. Gray
Peace Corps Defended By Shriver Amid Nigeria Controversy
Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver acknowledged some “boo boos” but noted 350 volunteers abroad have achieved inspiring early successes. He cited support in Nigeria despite a postcard incident by Margery Michelmore and said the demand for volunteers remains strong.
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Washington (Ap
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Margery Michelmore
Nigeria
Miss Michelmore
Puerto Rico
Corps
San Juan
Sierra Leone
Africa
Asheboro Man Shot as Wife Held in Family Trouble
Henry Wayne Brown, 44, was killed in Asheboro on Saturday evening during a dispute. His wife Elizabeth Kennedy Brown was arrested for murder and jailed. Police say she shot him with a .22 pistol as he followed her on the street. A preliminary hearing is set for Monday at 10 a.m.
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Asheboro
Henry Wayne Brown
Elizabeth Kennedy Brown
Clarence J. Lovett
Brown
Lovett
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