Silent Heart Disease: A Silent Killer Among Young Men
Navy doctor reports silent coronary disease is common among men under 40. In a study of 200 Navy volunteers, 19 showed 50 to 75 percent artery obstruction, with 40 having two risk factors: family history and high blood fats. Three attacks occurred in 30 months. one Marine case ran five miles before symptoms ceased.
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San Francisco
Navy
Carl J. Pepine
American Medical Association
Pepine
U.S. Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Malcolm C. Lancaster
Brooks Air Force Base
Tex
Air Force
Vietnam
Dentists Screen Blood Pressure In Heart Study
A pilot program in Paramus New Jersey has dentists measuring patients blood pressure to detect undiagnosed hypertension a major heart disease risk. Fifteen volunteers will screen patients over two months then refer high readings to physicians.
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Paramus
N.J
United States
Charles L. Berman
Bergen County
American Dental Association
San Francisco
Campbell Moses
American Heart Association
Berman
Takere
Jack Douglas Wins Slander Suit In California Trial
LOS ANGELES AP Jack Douglas television host and producer wins a $50,000 slander verdict from a Superior Court jury. The suit claimed a former partner S Roger Janis damaged Douglas by alleging he siphoned $100,000 from the travel series America, harming fundraising for other productions. The five day trial concluded with the verdict Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Jack Douglas
S. Roger Janis
Douglas
Janis Tald
McGovern dominates New York Democratic delegates
McGovern won 219 of New York's 278 delegates with 6 more likely, nearing a first ballot victory at the Democratic National Convention. Elizabeth Holtzman defeated Emanuel Celler. Bella Abzug lost to William Ryan amid reapportionment.
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New York
George McGovern
McGovern
Elizabeth Holtzman
Emanuel Celler
House
Judiciary Committee
Bella Abzug
William F. Ryan
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Richard Daley
Miami Beach
U.S. Court of Appeals
Daley
Superstar to be shot in Jerusalem on Aug. 20
Universal Studios says Ted Neeley will play Jesus and Carl Anderson will portray Judas in the film version of Jesus Christ Superstar. Norman Jewison directs with Melvyn Bragg co adapting the script from the Lloyd Webber Rice rock opera. Production starts in Jerusalem on August 20.
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Hollywood
Ted Neeley
Garl Anderson
Jerusalem
Universal Studios
Neeley
Jesus
Anderson
Judas
Norman Jewison
Jewison
Melvyn Bragg
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Tim Rice
Gypsy Moth Restrictions On Vehicles Nationwide Quarantine
The Agriculture Department imposed interstate quarantine on mobile homes and recreational vehicles from gypsy moth infested areas. Vehicles leaving infested parks must be certified pest free by inspectors before moving to seven states including Missouri. The ban covers Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts and New Jersey and parts of Maine Vermont New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Missouri
U.S
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Jaycees Vote To Lower Age to 18
The U S Jaycees approved lowering the membership age from 21 to 18, aiming to boost a 325000 member base. President Ronald Au and outgoing leader said the change reflects updating priorities and should expand chapters on campuses and add military members, with Florida, Texas and Arkansas earning top state honors.
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Atlanta, Ga
U.S. Jaycees
Jaycee
Ronald Au
Jaycees
Florida
Texas
Arkansas Jaycees
New Mexico
Fractures Hip in Fall at Home
Mrs. Carl R. Anderson of 903 S Jefferson St was admitted to Audrain Medical Center Tuesday after a fall last week caused a fractured hip. She is listed in room 273.
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Carl R. Anderson
S. Jefferson St
Audrain Medical Center
Anderson
MMA Friends Raise 45320 For Projects At MMA
Missouri Military Academy parents alumni and friends raised 45320 for progress projects in 1971 72, announced by Senator John Mullen of Nebraska City. Gifts totaled from 216 donors including 94 parents 50 alumni seven foundations and 35 past patrons and friends. Funds will support landscaping barracks remodeling administration building new athletic uniforms and other improvements. a trust gift by Ben J. Schaefer also contributed a major benefaction.
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Missouri Military Academy
John Mullen
Nebraska City
Neb
Mullen
Academy
Charles Stribling III
James Patrick
MMA
Ben J. Schaefer
Mexico
Missouri Power and Light Co
Col. CR. Stribling
Air Park Motel
Air Park Restaurant
Larney Barnes
Arthur D. Bond
Borden’s Motel
Citizens Savings Association
Cline Furniture Company
Crown Laundry Company
Wallace F. Feutz
First National Bank
Gamble Paint and Glass Company
Garden Gate
George Pontiac-Olds
Presbyterian Synods Meet In Liberty
The Synods of Missouri of the United Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian Church U S begin their annual meeting this afternoon at William Jewell College in Liberty. Representing First Presbyterian Church of Mexico are ruling elder Howard R. Copeland and Rev. Robert R. Collins. Ned K. Beckes will attend for ordination examination and trial sermon Thursday morning. Main business is adopting a plan for a new regional Synod combining Kansas and Missouri with reports on colleges Presbyterian Children's Home Farmington Homelife for Senior Citizens Fulton Farmington and the Women of the Synod. The Synods convene at 2 p m today and adjourn at noon Friday.
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Synods of
Missouri
United Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S
William Jewell College
Liberty
First Presbyterian Church of Mexico
Howard R. Copeland
Robert R. Collins
Ned K. Beckes
First Presbyterian Church
Kansas
Collins
Farmington
Fulton
Craft Rummage Sale To Aid Big Trek
Girl Scouts sponsor a Craft and Rummage Sale to raise funds for a two week trip to National Center West at Ten Sleep Wyoming in July. The sale runs June 22 to 24 from 8 am to 5 pm at 1716 EB Anderson St with items described as Interesting memorabilia. Proceeds support more than 20 girls and their trip with leaders Mrs William R Duncan and Mrs Charles Higgins.
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Wyoming
National Center West
Ten Sleep
Wyo
Anderson St
William R. Duncan
Charles Higgins
Big Treak
Scouting Center
Jay
IGA
Gay Mothers Fear They Will Be Found Unfit
Seattle report on the Gay Mothers Union a loose group aiding lesbians raising children amid fear of losing custody. Ann and Beth describe social pressure and investigations of Beth as possibly unfit while recalling cases like Ellen and Carol where authorities removed a child. The piece notes weekly meetings and shared support as a coping mechanism despite insecurity.
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Seattle
Gay Mothers’ Union
Ann
Beth
Ellen
Carol
Different upbringing shapes modern motherhood in Mexico
Donna in her 40s describes becoming a second mother to her lover's child as six different approaches to child rearing create a free loving home. Ann adds they see themselves as better mothers than in marriage and deny raising their kids to be gay.
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Donna
Ann
Dishmans Attend Kiwanis Session in Atlantic City
Mr and Mrs Marvin Dishman and daughter Janet of 1222 Rosebud Street attend the Kiwanis International 57th annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. The event opened June 18 and continues through today with about 16000 Kiwanians and families present.
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Marvin
Dishman
Janet
Rosebud St
Kiwanis International
Atlantic City
N. J
Son Born To Sgt and Mrs Ekern In Florida
David Fletcher Ekern, a son named David Fletcher, was born Tuesday at Jackson Naval Hospital in Jacksonville Florida to Sgt. David Fletcher Ekern and his wife Carol. The family previously lived in Mexico and now resides in Palatka Florida.
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Carol Ekern
David Fletcher
Jackson Naval Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
Sgt. Ekern
Mexico
Palatka
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