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Ottawa's Dr. John P. S. Cathcart told the Canadian Psychiatric Association in Winnipeg that medical records have been "amazingly silent" on the emotional state of patients who have coronary attacks. But his studies have convinced him that the attacks nearly always occur at times of high emotional tension. In general, job and family stresses are the most important factors in attacks of this kind, Dr. Cathcart believes. The most common single strain which leads to thrombosis: loss or threatened loss of a loved...
...Philippine Sea. Yet, since he had saved the bulk of his 55-ship fleet, Spruance and Mitscher felt small joy. Had Spruance been overly cautious? No, says Morison, he had the Saipan beachhead to think of. "Military men never get any credit for guarding against dangers that might occur yet do not; but they are quickly 'hanged' if they fail adequately to guard against dangers that do occur-witness Pearl Harbor." Moreover, Morison argues, the battle was fully as decisive as Ozawa thought it was when he radioed his fleet: "The fate of the Empire rests on this...
...once make this present truce, no matter what we put in the agreement about further negotiations for a united Korea, it is no more likely to occur than a united Germany . . . I believe we might as well abandon any idea of working with the United Nations in the East and reserve to ourselves a completely free hand...
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Wharton indicated that the fact that graduation would occur a week earlier than usual this year was probably responsible for show sales to date. A last minute rush for the tickets is usual, he said...