On October 21, 1967, claimant, a security officer employed by the employer Cornell University, was allegedly struck by a full 16-ounce beer can while assisting in crowd control involving a student demonstration. On July 2, 1974, he underwent open heart surgery to remove an aneurysm of the apex of his heart. He thereafter filed a claim for compensation, contending that his heart condition was causally related to the incident in 1967. In a decision filed May 19, 1977, the board...
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