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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1969

Page

16

Atomic Pacemaker Foxhound Leads Heart Research Push

A shy foxhound named Brunhilde at the National Heart Institute near Bethesda wears the world’s first atomic powered heart pacemaker. The device could extend life for thousands with heart blocks and is tested as researchers assess long term reliability and safety for human trials.

Brunhilde Bethesda, Md Pooch National Heart Insti Brunnhilde Atomic Energy Commission Douglas Lung Institute

Tramp Who Did Good Deed Misses Honor

Preston Tingle, 50, known as a resident under the Seventh Street bridge, found $1,000 worth of stolen women’s clothes from Weltman Terminal Co. and notified police. Detectives planned to honor him, but he was absent as officers and reporters visited.

Los Angeles UPI Preston Tingle Seventh Street Los Angeles River Tingle Weltman Terminal Co Wambaugh Hollenbeck Division

Thieu pledges South Vietnam to take over combat burden

Saigon reports President Thieu told Allied troops that South Vietnamese forces will replace them and bear the war burden. He noted fewer Americans are in Vietnam this Holy Season than last year and predicted further reductions next year. Nixon plans another 50,000 U. S. withdrawals by mid April.

Saigon UPS Nuyyen van Thieu Vietnam Nixon

Rural Development Gets New Go Ahead From Nixon

Nixon backs rural development as a major policy effort. A task force will craft a strategy to bring people back to rural areas, with federal support and local leadership to expand opportunity and curb urban migration.

Nixon Bernard Brenner Freeman Washington UPI Wamibaugh Hollenbeck Squad Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Johnson Eisenhower Clifford M. Hardin Rural Affairs Council Fashon America Americ

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