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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1965

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Stingy Blood Viewed As Heart Attack Cause

Dr. Robert S. Eliot reported at the American Heart Association meeting that some heart attack patients have blood with abnormal hemoglobin that fails to release oxygen. The resulting heart asphyxia may explain attacks with open arteries and no vessel disease, suggesting bone marrow factors alter red blood cells to cause fatal outcomes.

Bal Harbour Fla American Heart Association Robert S. Eliot University of Minnesota Eliot

Vatican Council Considers Broad Priest Life Reforms

The Vatican Ecumenical Council heard calls to reform priestly life including better bishop priest relations and priests aiding straying colleagues. Monks and friars could leave monasteries and electronic data machines could aid pastoral care. Auxiliary Bishop Leven urged computers to help pastors know parishioners.

Vatican City Vatican Ecumenical Council Stephan A ‘Leven San Antonio Tex

Soviet to join talks on billion dollar Asian bank

Washington AP reports the Soviet Union agreed to join the United States and other nations in Bangkok Thailand for a meeting to draft a charter for a billion-dollar Asian development bank. The United States will provide 200 million of the initial funds and the charter must be approved and ratified before operation begins.

Washington Soviet Union United States Asian Development Bank Treasury Department Bangkok Thailand Asian Bank Eugene R. Black Johnson

Madison Distributive Education Group Heads to Miami University

Fifteen members of Madison High School Distributive Education Club accompanied by teacher James Coy will attend a leadership workshop at Miami University on Wednesday. The Madison DECA unit now has 21 members with officers led by President Sue Scott and Vice President Gordon Carder.

Madison High School James Coy Miami University Madison Dis Tributive Education Clubs of America Sue Scott Gordon Carder Barbara Hedger Joyce Caldwell Jenni Eckhardt

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