Atomic iodine treatment suppresses racing pulse in patients
Dr Elliot Corday reported in New Orleans that radioactive iodine given to 16 patients with uncontrollable racing pulse controlled the condition dramatically. Two patients did not respond. The Cedars of Lebanon team noted the therapy, taking about three months to peak, may work by lowering thyroid activity.
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Do-It-Yourselfers Urged to Wear Safety Glasses
Oklahoma City readers are urged by eye specialist Dr. James H. Allen to wear safety glasses while doing home projects. He notes handymen using power tools should follow industrial workers and protect their eyes during work.
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Russians Build Jet Base on Kunashiri Island
Fishermen report a Russian jet airbase on Kunashiri in the southern Kuriles within sight of Hokkaido. Police Chief Saburo Suzuki says fortification could prevent Japan’s return of the island, noting Japan’s longstanding demand for the Kurile Islands.
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Ettelson Named Publisher of San Francisco Call Bulletin
Announcement from Randolph Hearst and Harold Kern confirms Lee Ettelson becomes publisher replacing Leo Thie. Ettelson has served with Hearst papers since 1919 and will lead the San Francisco Call Bulletin in a major leadership change.
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High Court Spurns Island Terrorists
The Supreme Court refused to review the 12 Puerto Rican nationalists convicted of seditious conspiracy against the United States. Judge Lawrence Walsh of New York sentenced each to six years, added to heavier assault terms for the 1954 House shooting that wounded five congressmen.
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Merger Planned Between Cott and Mission Dry Firms
Plans announced to merge two major soft drink syrup producers Cott Beverage Corp of New Haven Connecticut and Mission Dry Corp of Tulsa Oklahoma. The deal aims to create a larger supplier for beverage makers.
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