Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 21, 1960, Page 21, Image 21

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Abnormal
Brain Wave
Murder Key
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Murder, age, athlete's foot, sui
cide, and hot weather diets arc
! topics this week with a focus on
health.
The Sudden Murderers
The sudden murderers who kill
without apparent reason usually
have abnormal brain activity,
British researchers report.
They charted the electrical ac
tivity in the brains of known mur
derers in English prisons. Among
those who murdered while trying
to commit some other crime, one
in four showed brain abnormal
itiesroughly the same as other
prisoners.
Among those who killed after
considerable personal provocation,
only 17 per cent showed abnormal.
But in those who murdered with
out motive or provocation except
for the stress of sexual excite
ment, resentment or exhaustion,
73 per cent had brain abnormal
ities. Hot Weather Eaters
The hotter it is the more you
Bnecn 10 eat, Army researchers
report.
Men living in 103 degree desert
heat ate some 4no calories more
per day than did men living in
air-conditioned comfort. They also .
gained weight, probably due to
drinking more water.
The hot weather eaters needed
more food for several reasons: In
creased blood flow to aid the
body's adjustment to the heat,
greater sweat gland activity and
the loss of calories due to sweat
loss.
Child Suicides
Under the age of 15, suicide is
a minor cause of death. But there
after it becomes more and mora
important as a killer, a new study
shows.
Discipline, emotional upset, de
pression, jealousy, school and
family problems were the most
frequent reasons for attempted
suicides. Lesser reasons: Drug ad
diction and the birth of an illegiti
mate child. The highest number
of attempts came at the age of 18.
Parents should watch for a sud
den change in personality or be
havior, anxiety, irritability, de
pression, insomnia and frequent
but unnecessary outbursts of temper.
Climate for Fungus
Athlete's foot a common fungus
infection is more common and
harder to cure among boys than
girls. The reason, say British re
searchers: Boys' footwear is bad
ly ventilated, making their feet a
more suitable soil for the growth
of the fungus.
RX Daffodils
U.S. studies of a Soviet-discov
ered drug are yielding a whole ,
family of new compounds that
hold hope for persons suffering
from nerve-muscle diseases like
Myasthenia Gravis.
The drugs stem from. the bulbs
of a plant related to the daffodil,
which grows in abundance all over
Ihe world. Doctors may soon try
out one of Ihe compounds on hu
man patients.
Plywood's
Market Is
Slipping
PORTLAND (AP)-The market
took a serious turn for the worse
last week in plywood sheathing,
Clow's Lumber Market News
Service said Saturday.
It said the plywood market re
mained weak despite widespread
curtailment on the part of produc
ers. The big firms reiterated their
aud us noHT intention to hold the price at $68
like the iosa ! a thousand square feet for ',i inch.
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(all.
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CD grade per thousand square
(eet slipped to near $85 to $86.
This compared with $89 two
i weeks ago and $'.i2 in mid-October.
Crow's said.
It warned that this extremely
low level is expected to cause
more shutdowns among sheathing
producers.
An improvement in green fir di
mension brought increase of $1 to
$2 this week. Crow's said low pro
duction was largely responsible
(or this added strength.
WANTS ELECTION CHANGES
ATLANTA (UPI) - Two-time
presidential candidate Adlai Ste
venson said Friday he believes
the electoral college has outlived
its usefulness as a means of elect
ing a president. Stevenson, tour
ing parts of Georgia on behalf of
the Field Foundation, brushed
aside questions about whether he
will be olfeicd a Cabinet post in
the administration ot President
elect John F. Kennedy.
Most of the wood used in the
manufacture of pencils comei
from Southern Oregon ind North
ern California.
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