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jTwo Small Children
Plunge 600 Feet To Death
In River Gorge
CAMERON, Ariz., W — “We
Ldidn’t have a chance.”
Those words, spoken in a voice
lowered by grief, were repeated
! over and over Monday by Frank
Qualls, a vacationing Browns
ville, Tex., school teacher.
Qualls, 29, and his wife, Kather
ine, only moments before had
watched helplessly as a runaway
automobile plunged their two
small sons to death in the Little
Colorado River gorge.
Coroner James Brierley said
the children’s parents apparently
had failed to engage the parking
brake when they stopped at a
viewpoint and stepped out of the
car to look at the scenery.
Seconds later, the car rolled
about 25 feet, dropped off the
sheer cliff and plummeted 600
feet to the bottom of the gorge.
The car plunged down the
sheer cliff, bouncing from pro
truding rocks and ledges, crum
bled and caught fire.
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Heart Pangs
His face distorted with pain, the
actor clutched his chest, gasped
for breath and collapsed to the
floor as the curtain fell. The actor
was merely rehearsing a scene.
But he accurately portrayed the
combination of symptoms the med
ical world identifies as angina pec
toris—a spasmodic, choking pain
in the chest.
Anyone who has experienced or
witnessed an at
tack of angina
pectoris in real
life is not likely
to forget the ex
cruciating pain,
the strong feeling
of impending
death. Even after
(ZD recovery, the
heart-attack victim lives in fear of
another bout.
In angina pectoris, constricted
arteries rob the heart of its sup
ply of blood. A heart attack can
be touched off by physical exertion
and/or emotional strains and pres
sures. Fear of another attack may
well trigger a recurrence, accord
ing to medical authorities.
With this knowledge, medical
scientists are developing drugs to
relieve and even to forestall at
tacks. These new drugs are aimed
at both the physical and the emo
tional conditions involved.
For example, one new medicine
called Cartrax combines a vasodi
lator, to relax constricted blood
vessels, with an ataraxic, to ease
the anxieties that haunt most car
diac patients.
Dr. Milton Ende of Petersburg,
Va., reported definite improve
ment in 88 per cent of the patients
he treated with this double-duty
drug which simultaneously helps
the damaged heart and soothes the
anxious mind.
Another investigator, Dr. Louis
Selverstone of Tufts University
and the New England Center Hos
pital, feels that reduction of emo
tional strain in patients with an
gina and other heart conditions
may be the major factor in achiev
ing rehabilitation.
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