Man's Heart: A Fine-Tuned Instrument by Alton Blakeslee
An AP report explains how an eight-step chain reaction unfolds in seconds during a near miss while driving. Eyes perceive danger. brain signals adrenal glands and heart. adrenalin and nonadrenalin mobilize energy. cyclic AMP inside heart cells acts as an internal messenger, enabling the heart to speed up. Vanderbilt researchers describe hormones transferring messages to internal cell messengers, with cyclic AMP mediating multiple hormones.
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Alton Blakeslee
NEW York (Ap
Vanderbilt University
American Chemical Society
Vanderbilt
Earl W Sutherland
R W ‘Butcher
G Alan Robison
Rhodesia independence a test of US Viet Nam policy
In a World Today column James Marlow argues that critics of U S policy in Viet Nam face the same question as in Rhodesia where a white minority governs a black majority. He notes Rhodesia's white leaders declared independence and faulted Britain for not acting decisively for majority rule.
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United Nations
Britain
General Assembly
Rhodesia crisis and Viet Nam in commentary on foreign intervention
Diallo Telli warns African states may take measures if Rhodesia’s problem cannot be solved peacefully. The piece contrasts African responses with debates on American intervention in Viet Nam, arguing external force to stop minority rule is justified by some and must reflect consistency in foreign policy.
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Diallo Telli
Guinea
Organization of African Unity
Rhodesia
Britain
Viet Nam
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South Viet Nam
United States
Saigon
South
Asia
Southeast Asia
Differences Between Viet Cong and Rhodesians Questioned
A reader asks whether there is a basic difference between the Viet Cong and white Rhodesians, probing for similarities or contrasts in their aims, tactics, and political contexts within the broader struggle for control and influence.
Defunct Bank Reopens as Bar in San Francisco
In San Francisco a defunct bank branch now operates as a bar. Real estate man Kelly Buchanan opened the new bar in the former San Francisco National Bank office. A $7,000 chandelier and $14,000 panel remain, along with red velvet sofas and leather ash trays from another branch. Drinks are served through teller windows as the US currency controller had closed the bank.
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San Francisco
Kelly Buchanan
San Francisco National Bank
US Controller of Currency
Ronald L. Free Promoted to Airman Second Class
Ronald L Free of Thurmont Wisconsin and Mrs Charles E Free receive promotion in the US Air Force Airman Free is an air policeman at Truax Field Wisconsin and a member of Air Defense Command protecting the US from enemy air attack He is a Thurmont High School graduate
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Ronald L Free
Charles E Free
RFD
Thurmont
US Air Force
Free
Truax Field
Wis
Air Defense Command
Thurmont High School
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