PSgs At Duke Suffer Heart
Kiiacks For Science's Sake
NEWTOUK By inducing
heart attacks in pigs, Duke
University . scientists have
learned that a drug long used
to subcbe dangerous heart
beat insularities may also
be effective in preventing them
in the first place.
The research, described here
Saturday - &l the American
Heart .Association's scientific
sessionsJpomts to the possibi
lity that the drug can be pre
scribed.arthie onset of a heart
attack: as a means of heading
off rhyCai - disturbances and
speedirvrecovery.
The drrj is quinidine, a
chemicsf relative of malaria
fighficEpiniiie. It currently
is used, to - treat irregular
heart '-'bests..
ChoosI pigs because their
coronarjsystem is similar to
man's, :&erDuke team pro
duced heart attacks in the
animals by placing a tiny con
strictor around the main coro
nary artery.
The constrictor is made of
stainless steel with a casein or
Ameroid centerpiece. It has a
small V opening in it so that
it can be slipped over the
blood vessel. Initially it does
not interrupt blood flow. But
over a period of between 24 to
48 hours, saline in the body
causes the centerpiece to
swell and close until finally
circulation is stopped and a
heart attack is produced.
Disturbances in the action
of the heart constitute a ser
ious complication of heart at
tacks. Approximately 20 per
cent of fetal heart attacks are
a direct result of uncontrolled
irregular heart beat, authori
ties maintain. These occur, in
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an attack.
"It seems reasonable to
assume," said Dr. James Mor
ris, one of the researchers,
"that with early treatment
with quinidine, this large num
ber of deaths might be pre
vented." Doctors face an extremely
difficult task in attempting to
interpret the sequence of
events which lead to heart
attacks. For this reason, they
hesitate to evaluate the ef
fects of any drug in the heart
attack patient without first
studying its action in labora
tory animals.
In studies done elsewhere,
the heart attacks are induced
during surgery. The Duke
method is different in that the
animal has fully recovered
from the surgery and is up and
walking about in a cage or
chamber when the heart at
tack occurs.
Dr. Morris said that seven
" of 20 pigs treated with quini
dine survived total shutdown
of the artery, compared with
: three of 20 pigs not given the
drug
It was also found that quini
dine Increased survival time
. among the animals that did
not recover. In this group, ani
mals treated with quinidine
lived an average of 31.3 hours
compared with 19.7 hours for
those not treated.
Dr. Morris emphasized that
this type of research does not
necessarily assure that quini-
dine will be effective in hu
mans with abnormal heart
beats after the onset of a
heart attack.
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Raleigh-Durham Barn Dinner Theater's current offering is
played by Althea Rose, a vivacious young singer-dancer-actress.
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RALEIGH An innocent
ly captivating and vivacious
teen - age girl who confounds
her worldly wise elders is in
the title role of "Gigi," the
famous Broadway play con
tinuing nightly at the Raleigh
Durham Barn Dinner Thea
tre through October 30.
Althea Rose, playing the part
of "Gigi," drew critical ac
claim here and in the Greens-,
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cal troupe came this month.
A petite brunette and an ac
complished dancer and sing
er, Miss Rose has the role tak
en by Leslie Caron in the mov
ie version of Anita Loos' play
which is set in Paris about
1900. Miss Rose recently fin
ished her first movie, "Up the
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Down Staircase," and has been
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shows.
Opposite her as Parisian
playboy Gaston Lachaille, the
swain Gigi's mother and aunt
hope will take the girl as his
mistress, is David Danger
field. A TV and movie actor,
; he is a native of Greenwich
Village, New York.
Director Tony Calabrese an
nounced that the show was
completely re - staged with a
cast change for" re - opening
on the local arena stage last
Thursday night (Oct. 20). Jan
Lebo,who has twice before ap
peared with Barn troupes, join
ed the cast of seven as Ma
dame Alvarez, Gigi's grand
mother and tutor in womanly
wiles. '
; Others in the acting com
pany are Susan Allece, Gigi's
mother, who has appeared in
the movie "Seven Year Itch,"
hnd the Kraft TV Theatre;., Da- v
yid Holland, depicting "vic
tor," major domo for the wom
en who vainly try to indoctri
nate Gigi; and Alan Lantierei, ,'
a manservant in the house
hold. The play is abetted by the
popular songs of Lerner and
Lower between the six scene
changes. "Gigi" will be fol
lowed at the Raleigh - Dur
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duled to open here on Nov. 2.
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Fraternity 'Men's Grades r.
Top Over-Ail Averages
. College fraternity scholastic
averages in almost two-thirds
of the nation's higher institu
tions where chapters are lo
cated exceeded the respective
All Men's Averages for the
previous academic year, ac
cording to an analysis releas
ed by the National Interfra
ternity Conference.
A total of 295 institutions
with fraternity chapters re
ported comparative figures for
the academic year 1964-65, the
highest number since records
have been accumulated by the
scholarship reporting service
of 1 the Conference. During the
year, 62 per cent of the re
porting institutions showed
campus fraternity averages
above the All Men's Averages,
involving 3,159 individual fra
ternity chapters.
The campus - wide fraterni
ty scholastic average lead has
been going up steadily over
the All Men's Average in re
porting institutions for the past
decade according to the analy
sis. The previous two years,
the lead held at slightly over
59 per cent of the institutions
reporting.
When compared on an indi
vidual chapter basis . nation
wide, and disregarding cam
pus averages, the fraternity
scholastic averages have
maintained a par relationship
with All Men's Averages for
the past several years. Dur
ing those years, as many fra
ternity chapters throughout
the country were above the
All Men's Averages as were
those below it. In the academ
ic year 1964-65, the. figure was
49 per cent of all fraternity
chapters nationwide, while the
previous two academic years
the figure hovered approxi
mately at the 50 per cent
mark. A decade ago, only 44
per cent of the chapters were
reported over the All Men's
Average.
In 1964-65, 43 institutions
qualified for the Summa Cum
Laude rating for superior
scholarship where every fra
ternity chapter on their re
spective campuses exceeded
the All Men's Averages. Of
these institutions, 7 achieved
this signal honor for Jthree
consecutive years. They in
clude University of Akron, Ar
kansas State College, George
town College, Murray State
College, Texas Technological
College, Wisconsin State Col
lege at Stevens Point, and
Wisconsin State College at
Whitewater.
No North Carolina College
was on the list.
Of the 61 national general
collegiate fraternity organiza
tions, 29 had over a majority ,
of their individual chapters
averaging higher than the All
Men's Averages on their re-,
spective campuses. In threes
cases Alpha Delta Gamma; !
FarmHouse, and Phi Lambda
Chi every chapter in their or?
ganizations was above the
All Men's Average on their
respective campuses. ur.
All data was developed from :
official sources supplied direct-
ly by the institutions and pro- ':
cessed by the scholarship re
porting service of the National J
Interf fraternity . Conference.
Chairman of the scholarship
committee of the Conference d
is Harold E. Angelo, ;
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