Nature Warns Of Heart Attacks at AMA Convention
Dr Robert S Green of Cincinnati warned at the 113th AMA convention that a pne heart attack syndrome signals risk a year ahead. Fatigue unexplained by effort, not ordinary tiredness, warns executives to adjust activity and lifestyle to prevent coronary trouble. He cites cases from over 1,000 victims, noting recovery after prior attacks and similar to Eisenhower and Johnson.
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American Medical Association
Robert S. Green
Heart Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rights Workers Disappear In Mississippi Civil Rights Case
Three civil rights workers Andrew Goodman Mickey Schwerner and James Chaney remain missing after a burned station wagon was found near Bogue Chitto Swamp. Federal and state officers searched amid fears of foul play while NAACP planned a 2000 person protest outside the Justice Department and Allen Dulles was sent to Mississippi by President Johnson to assist officials.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Brooklyn
N.Y
James Chaney
Meridian
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Justice Department
Robert F. Kennedy
Europe
Ashland Crash Kills Two Into Tractor Trailer On I 71
Two men died and three were injured when a car rear ended a tractor trailer on Interstate 71 two miles south of Route 250 in Ashland. Deceased are George J. Willet Jr. of Waverly Ohio and Jessie Warfield of Laurel Indiana. Injured are Clarence Price of Chillicothe Edward Homer Warfield age 44 of Rushville and Lawrence Stiffler whose address is unknown. All in fair condition at Ashland Samaritan Hospital. The truck was driven by Robert Clark 50 of Dayton who was uninjured.
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Ashland
State Highway Patrol
George J. Willet Jr
Waverly
Jessie Warfield
Laurel
Ind
Clarence Price
Chillicothe
Edward Homer Warfield
Rushville
Lawrence Stiffler
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
Robert Clark
Dayton
Clark
High Altitude Coffee Break Brings Death
Captain Richard Carroll, navigator on a SAC B 52 from Sheppard AFB, died after leaving the cockpit to fetch coffee at 33,000 feet. The hatch blew when a pressure system failed, sucking him out. The remaining five crew members landed safely after circling to burn fuel.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Richard Carroll
North Texas
Carroll
Strategic Air Command
SAC
494Th
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
July 4 Parade Entry Deadline Noted By Chair
Parade chair John Borgia warns no entries after Friday for the 4th of July parade. About 800 people and 40 units have entered, fewer than prior years, but organizers expect a more elaborate and colorful event.
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John Borgia
Parade
Borgia
New Kroger Opens on Milan Avenue Amid Crowd
Manager Ted Reineck hailed the day as one of the happiest as the new Kroger Supermarket on Milan Ave opened at 9 a.m. The store drew a crowd of roughly 1,200 to 1,300 by 10:30 a.m. with customers packed in aisles and lining up to enter.
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Toledo
Malcolm McDaniel
Louis Frey
Dick Shill
Ted Reineck
Dick Wynkoop
Kroger
Milan Ave
Passman vows floor fight over foreign aid bill
Rep Otto E Passman enraged by his subcommittee 7-5 rejection of his proposal to cut the 3.5 billion foreign aid program vows to carry the fight to the House floor. He denounced President Johnson after the vote while the panel approved a 200 million economic aid cut. It is his first defeat in a decade as chair.
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Washington
UPD
Otto E. Passman
D-La
House
Passman
President Johnson
Appropriations
Two Army Men Drown at Camp Perry Beach
Five men used a raft in the swimming area at Camp Perry. One man fell in, another jumped in to aid him and both drowned. Two others were swept away while attempting a rescue. Names withheld pending relatives’ notification.
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Port Clinton
UPI
Camp Perry Beach
Hoffa Demurs on East Coast Local Rejection of Truckers Pact
Teamster Union President James R. Hoffa said there was nothing rebellious about five East Coast locals turning down his nationwide truckers contract. He attributed the refusals to an inability to reach a satisfactory agreement.
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Chicago
UPI
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Toledo Fire Crews Battle Two Warehouses and Foundry Blaze
Area firefighters battled for over eight hours as fires swept through the D. H. Overmyer Warehouse and the Ensign Foundry Building in West Toledo, causing more than 1 million dollars in damage. The blaze was believed started by children with matches. On returning from the first fire, crews fought a second blaze at the McGranahan Distributing Co warehouse, estimated at 12 thousand dollars to contain.
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Toledo
UPI
D. H. Overmyer
Ensign Foundry
McGranahan Distributing Co
Grivas Returns to Cyprus to Revive Union Movement
Gen George Grivas former guerrilla leader returns to Cyprus from Greece to revive the union with Greece effort amid the island crisis. Greek Cypriot leadership reportedly divided over Grivas mission as a radio address was expected to clarify his role. In Washington Attorney General Kennedy delays West Berlin trip to focus on Mississippi civil rights crisis.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
George Grivas
Greece
Grivas
Washington
UPJ
Robert F. Kennedy
West Berlin
Mississippi
Kennedy
Weather turns cooler with sun after hot day
Sunny and cooler today with a high in the 70s. Tonight remains fair and a bit cooler with a low of 54 to 62. Yesterday’s high reached 95 and the low 68. Births list several names and locations. Death notes Merle F. McGee, 62, of Chestnut.
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Harry. Tackett
Shiloh
Merle F. McGee
Chestnut
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New York
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