New Coronary Artery Surgery Reported by Canadian Team
A new surgical technique to treat coronary artery disease was presented by Dr Ate fur Vinehere and three McGill colleagues at the World Congress of Cardiology. They reported using a breast artery graft to supply heart blood, noting 36 patients treated with some returning to work though there were deaths.
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Retailers See Major Gains in Business
A summary report from the American Retail Federation presented at the Summer White House notes steady confidence in the economy during the first 20 months of the administration. It forecasts stronger times ahead, with wages rising and weekly earnings up, aided by cooperative legislation and policy.
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Communists Allowed to Reopen Case
The Communist Party wins a bid to reopen its case under the Internal Security Act. The party seeks to reg- ister, disclose finances, and renew constitutional arguments about rights and immunities. The case awaits Supreme Court decision after appeals court schedules new briefs starting October 21.
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Tremors Ripple Algeria After Major North Africa Quake
Two moderate shocks rattled the Orleansville area today, causing no reported new damage. The Algerian government put Algeria's death toll at 2,340, with warnings it may rise as rubble is cleared from the five day old quake.
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Fash Broke by Prisoner Trance Kept
Woodland California Montan prision fugitive apparently ended a 10 day fast but remained in a catatonic trance at arraignment Monday Public Defender Thomas Reynolds said he would seek a postponement of a preliminary hearing until Thomas Agnew 29 undergoes a mental examination Agnew was arrested Sept 2 on burglary charges and had not eaten slept or drunk since then Food left in his Yolo County jail cell disappeared according to officers
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Newspaper Week Proclaimed by California Governor Knight
Governor Goodwin J. Knight designates October 18 1954 as Newspaper Week urging Californians to deepen appreciation of the press. He warns that an enslaved press harms liberty and stresses the press as a pillar of civil, political and religious rights and freedom.
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