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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1965
Page
7
An article notes two experimental heart attack surgeries with internal mammary artery grafts and vein grafts showing early promise, while acknowledging limits. It discusses heart failure symptoms, decompensation, and digitalis use, and highlights broader medical context and historic YMCA World Service notes.
Robert Ansett, 31, American citizen and son of Reginald Ansett of Ansett Transport Industries, moved from San Diego to Melbourne with wife Karen and three children. He became general manager of a major rent a car firm, expanding from a one city operator to a nationwide business while noting higher deposits and tougher debt in Australia. He remains a Goldwater Republican and writes candid letters about adjusting to Australian life.
William J. Murray 19 of Baltimore faces an extradition hearing in Wheeling West Virginia after Maryland officials failed to appear with warrants. Judge Thomas O'Brien delayed to Tuesday and warned release if warrants not produced within 24 hours. Murray and his mother Madalyn Murray are charged in Baltimore with assaulting police officers during a 1964 injunction dispute over his atheistic views. Murray questioned his detention and said he may pursue federal action if convicted. His wife and infant daughter are believed to be with friends. his mother had recently left Hawaii amid extradition efforts.
More than 300 YMCA leaders from North America will gather in Detroit Michigan on September 24 for the 20th annual plenary meeting of the International Committee of YMCAs of the United States and Canada. President Charles S. V. Sanner announced the event.
The International Committee of the YMCA meets at the Statler Hilton in Detroit to discuss expanding the World Service program. The effort targets YMCAs in Canada and the United States among 40 countries, outlining philanthropic assistance and global cooperation for 1966.
The House passed a bill to return 14.2 acres of federally owned land to the University of Maryland for campus expansion at College Park. The measure now goes to the White House for President Johnson to sign into law.
Gregory S. DeVine was elected president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and affiliated Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. Walter J. Tuohy, who had served as B and O president since Oct 8, will remain chief executive officer of both lines as directors announced after their meetings.
The article warns readers not to take ACTH or similar corticosteroids as they cause fluid retention in tissue, worsening waterlogging. It notes questions should be sent to Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D., via the newspaper, and that he will answer letters of general interest in future columns.
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