Heat Wave May Have Killed 1000 in Five Midwest Cities
University of Michigan doctor Dr. Stanley H. Shuman cites U S Public Health Service data showing 1 270 excess deaths in Michigan Ohio Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin during a July heat wave 1 000 deaths may be attributed to heat Stroke and heart disorders are significant killers Shuman plans to study non fatal heart attacks and strokes in the region Edward A Hart Jr named St Marys Hospital business manager succeeding Sister Magdalen Marie who moves to Mount St Marys College in Los Angeles Hart brings 13 years at the hospital and a background in purchasing Plant management and public administration from the University of Arizona He served in World War II and held various posts in hospitals and banking before settling in Tucson
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Gasoline Taxes Could Rise to Fund Interstate System
Congress discussed extending and possibly increasing federal taxes on gasoline, diesel, air, and tires to cover delays and added costs for finishing the 41,000 mile interstate network. The House approved $8.9 billion to finish the road system, extending the program to 1973 with total costs reaching $51.2 billion. 90 percent funded by the federal government and local states the remainder. The measure also included a two year extension of the Lady Bird Johnson highway beautification program.
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Load Is Lighter After Repairs Melon Lift to Southeast Asia
Georgia Air National Guard pilot 8 Lt John Hayes flew 17 watermelons from Atlanta aboard a C97 to Bangkok, with a Guam stop reducing the load to 15 melons after an engine part became unavailable. A behind the scenes deal brought the part, restoring the mission.
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Police Department Hit Rules Riots Cause Resignations
Chicago police face intense heat this summer amid racial riots and Supreme Court driven guidelines. The force endures resignations as department leaders implement stricter rules to curb unrest and restore order.
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Medical Expert Dies in San Antonio During Crime Probe
Dr. Joseph R. Shaeffer 73, director of medical education at Santa Rosa Medical Center and AIDS Society worker, died Thursday while handling criminal suspects. The report notes July resignations by 64 police, 37 of whom were ineligible for pensions, amid civil unrest and court rulings limiting interrogation practices.
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Three climbers die on Mount Meijé ascent in French Alps
In Grenoble France three French climbers were killed yesterday while attempting Mount Meijé an alpine peak standing at 13143 feet. The tragedy occurred during the ascent in the French Alps and authorities have identified the climbers involved.
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