Medical Aid Plan Announced National program for emergency care
The National Academy of Sciences and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation announce a ten million plan to fund a regional emergency medical communications system. The NAS says prompt care could save thousands of lives annually, with 50 regional projects planned and grants from 200,000 to 400,000 available to governments and hospitals.
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Wadmunru
Pormrek Aoe
Acade
Ward Johnson Foundation
David E. Rogers
Princeton, N.J
Moyer
NAS Coure
NAS
Philip Handler
Inu
Research Stepup Urged To Meet Energy Crisis
Washington AP report says a House task force urges a major energy push with a one billion dollar annual research allowance to accelerate exploration and development. The panel warns current incentives are insufficient and calls for rapid action to address the energy crisis.
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Washington
Te- House
Reeport
Ustey
Electric’ Power Research Institute
Tributes Pour In For Picasso Across Nations
Reports say tributes continue after Pablo Picasso's death, with Spain and international figures mourning the artist described as a world figure whose work reshaped modern art. Officials discuss energy policy ideas and research funding amid broader global commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picasso
Spain
Nuclear Pacemakers Implant in Patients in Newark
Reports say doctors implanted the first American made nuclear pacemakers in volunteer patients at Beth Israel Medical Center Newark Monday. The plutonium powered devices weigh about 3% pounds, deliver monitoring via telephone, and aim to last about 10 years with planned implants in several patients this week.
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Newark
N.J
Enery
Beth Israel Medical Center
Europe
Lawrence Gilbert
Tal
Ganized
France
Fick
Picasso
Goya
Velasquez
clevel-/Greco
Bulfighter
Luis Mi
bat/and Equipment Corp
Grand
Atomic Energy Commiss
Rapids
Mich
Sron
Pineas
Tanker Sparks House Collision in Kammon Strait
AP reports the 667 ton tanker Toko brushed another ship and swerved into a two story house of 67 year old Amine in southwest Japan. The vessel’s prow halted with the hull intruding on the home between a highway and the salt. Amine awoke startled, believing a rock initially struck his residence.
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Asaichi
Amine
Toko
Kammon Strait
Japan
Sikkim Borders China and India Amid Unrest and Garden Image
A fragmented account describes Sikkim linking India and China amid protests that led to Indian takeover of the monarchy. It highlights the palace, gardens, sacred sites, and the royal family’s fall from power, set against tensions on the border and regional history with Tibet and Darjeeling.
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Nang Sreety
Aimmmy
Wacan Jones
Golden
Sweet
Buddha
Sikkim
India
Kingdom
Kanchenjunga
Ehid
China
Chi
Tibet
Sik
Natal Tela
Siehim “Pac
Pas Tions
Palden Thonduparragions
Darjeel
Sarah Lawrence College
Hopela
Sikkimese
Picasso Death Ends Give Take With His Tailor
In NICE France AP reports Pablo Picasso died ending a lifelong barter with his tailor Michel Sapone. Sapone supplied suits for life and was never paid while Sapone’s son now runs an art gallery planning an exhibition of the artist’s gift paintings.
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Casso
Picasso
Communist Party
Louis Arc
Tte
Panier Mmo
Artit
Pablo Picasso
Barcelone
Spain
Mougins
France
Nice
Michel Sapone
Sapone
Saone
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Ernst Neiavestny
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Easso
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Will
Izvestia
Soviet Union
WcCormack
Callea
Franco
SSS
U.S
Detment of Agriculture
Nutley NJ
Footsie
Sao Bo
Jean Cassou
East 4Th Street
Anderson
Minnesota
Olson
Waterfall
Kenopeks
Sears
Elec
Grace E. Hodson
Bibert C. Frazee
James C. Bradley
Middletown
Indiana
Kevin Boyd
Madison County
Ana Lee
Earl Boyd
Lapel
Roger Boyd
Fred Elsworth
Summitville
Jay Godwin
Daleville
Gene Marsh
Maynes Martin
Wayne Musselman
Noblesville
Charles Oldham
Pendleton
Sale Central
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Tode
Borot
Sgoo
Senor
ST Te
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Sherwin-Willams
Central Ave
EAS
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