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Thursday, April 28, 1966^
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SEA SCALLOP DINNERS 8-Oz. Pkg. . 39c
OCEAN PERCH DINNERS 9-Oz. Pkg. 35c
SIRLOIN 93c
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'let Us Eat, Drink And Be Meny?"..
Hnunm, Says N. G. Heart Agency
(Part One of a Series)
By N. C. HEART NEWS BUREAU i population studies have turned
oLTADinT .-I . ..T . I up some striking correlations be-
tween overweight and heart dis-
to- Lase and diabetes.
T, f f. t n f I Eating too much is not all. A-
ancient fatalistic ex-'i n-ericans also eat too much of
pression, medical researchers!
have in recent years added
, the wrong things—namely fats,
.. ,, ® i says Dr. Keys. Typically 40-45
prophet c corollary: Depending | J^s’-st of
on what you eat, tomorrow may
fat, the bulk of which is of the
animal or saturated variety
(found in butter, cream, whole
milk and beef) rather than the
polyunsaturated kind (e.g., most
„ . A , vegetable oils, poultry and fish).
For one, irost Americans eat
too much . . . and that goes for
come a lot sooner thgn it need to,
America’s eating habits, it
seems, may be a bit of a short
cut to death, says the North Caro
lina Heart As.sociation.
Tar Heels too. So^ observed Dr,
Ancel Keys, notcil physiologist
who heads the Department of
Physical Hygiene at the Univers
ity of Minne.sota in Minneapolis
and directs a worldwide study
aii^d at uncovering the reasons
why nations’differ widely in their
death rates from heart attacks.
On the average, he says, Amer
icans devour a':out 3,000 calories
daily while 2,3(X) would nourish
them quite amply. The result ac
cording to life insurance com
pany figures is that 48 million
Americans are butter-balling a-
bout with excess avoirdupois. And
SICIAl
SECSiin
III lUWHI
Q—-My child will be IS next
year. He plans to continue in
school. Will his benefits continue?
A—^Yes, provided he is taking a
full-time course in an approved
school. Practically all h ig h
schools and colleges are approv
ed. Get in touch with us a month
or two before he is 18 and let us
know what he will be in school.
Q—I am a student in college
and am eligible for benefits un
der social security. This summer
I want to work during my vaca
tion. Will this affect my receiving
monthly benefits?
A—Every beneficiary is sub
ject to a retirei.rent test. That is.
.n 1966, you can earn up to $1500
lor the year and get all benefits.
If you work during summer Va
cation and earn over $1500; some
of the benefits for any month in
which you have earned mare
than $125 may be withheld.
Q—Does it make any difference !
what kinds of schools a persons \
goes to to be eligible for student’s
benefits?
A--:Yes. Correspondence schools
some night-schools or part-time
courses, and unaccredited stchools
not approved by the Social Se
curity Administration are not in
cluded as being “full-time cours
es”,
Q—Hardly anyone goes to
school 12 inr.ianths of the year. If
I get child’s benefits while in
school, what happens during the
summer months when I won’t be
a student? Are any payments
made for the vacation time?
A—Yes. If you intend to return
to school full-time in the fall,
your benefits will continue dur
ing summer vacation, or during
any period of 4 months or less
that you are out of school and
under 22.
Saturated fats increase blood
levels of clioU?sterol. And re
searchers have accumulated quite
a stockpile of data showing a
striking relationship between
blood levels of cholesterol and the
risk of heart attack. That is, the
higher the blood cholesterol, the
greater the risk.
Underlying most heart attacks
—killer of a half-million Amer
icans a year—is hardening of the
arteries, in which deposits of fat
ty material, mostly ' tholesterol,
p'1o up on the inner lining of the
blood vessels like rust in a pipe
and interfere with the blood
flow. When this occurs in the
coronary arteries that nourish
the heart muscle, some of the
muscle cells die for the lack of
oxygen. The result is a heart at
tack.
Question: In the light of the
connection between excess blood
cholesterol and heart disease,
would cutting down on fat calor
ies and substituting polyunsatur
ated for saturated fats wherever
possible help reduce the heart at
tack risk?
Many scientists believe it will
—at least in future .generations.
Dr. Keys sums it up this way:
“We are pretty convinced that if
you started with children, put
them on a low-fat, cholesterol-re
ducing diet and then followed
them for 50 years, you would end
up with substantially less athero
sclerosis and fewer heart attacks.
NEXT: The Prudent Diet.
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