., states as follows: "The degree of asbestosis evident on X-ray here would not be expected to lead to heart disease, and also the type of heart disease produced by lung disease is quite different from disease which leads to coronary occlusion, which this patient apparently has had.

FILE NAME: Kennecott (KENN) DATE: 1963 DOC#: KENN010 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Kennecott Copper Corp.

CERAMIC ABSTRACTS 1961 Charles S.

QUEBEC ASBESTOS MINING ASSOCIATION SPECIAL SUMMER MEETING JASPER PARK LODGE JASPER, ALBERTA AUGUST 3-6, 1966 ' . - *.'

In the lungs there Is development of what Is known ms catarrhal-intraparenchymatous inflammation, leading to atrophy of the Inter alveolar septa.

Providing the high-pressuro water needed to break up the coke in the coke drum is this multistage centrifu gal pump, driven by an Elliott 1-1*0hp, single-valve, multistage turbino.

CERAMIC ABSTRACTS 1961 Charles S.

Inter--office memo TENNECO CHEMICALS, INC To P.

Transactions of the TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNEAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS PITTSBURG PENNSYLVANIA MAY 15 17 1966 TABLE OF CONTENTS Annual Meetings and Officers............................. .................................................

Transactions of the TWENTY-FIFTH MIL HEETI1C OF THE AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS 25 L < 4. sdition i z nniversary CINCINNATI, OHIO May 6-10,1963 \ TABLE CF CONTENTS Annual Meetings and Officers ............................................

FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1964-1965 DOC#: NSC124 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC -Catalog "POP" stands for "point-of-profaiem" and these newest safety posters are designed to be used-- not on bulletin boards-- but where the accident problems are.

(~ U h e m u s ic a s i ernmico^ -^ y w p t p OFFICERS President Elburt F.

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This release is being written at the request of Marketing in advance of completion of laboratory and alignment programs to provide lead time for marketing plans and is subject to satisfactory completion of these programs

Looking at these data one sees no relationship suggesting an inordinately high frequency of gastrointestinal cancer ^ even when one takes into consideration the factor of dilution caused by including rather large numbers of fairly young and short-term exposed people* Taking all things into consider ation, I do not believe there is substantial evidence at this time to support the contention that even the highest intensity of exposures that we know of in industry lead to clear cut increased frequency of gastrointestinal cancer.