Doctors Who Treated Kennedy Tell How They Tried To Save Him
Doctors recount their efforts to save President John F. Kennedy at Parkland Hospital Dallas on November 22. Seven physicians describe initial resuscitation and rapid deterioration, noting Kennedy died from extensive injuries. The Texas State Journal of Medicine published 13 separate contemporaneous accounts from the three cases, including Kennedy, Governor John B. Connally, and Lee Harvey Oswald. Oswald was fatally shot two days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Austin
Tex
Texas State Journal of Medicine
John F. Kennedy
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Parkland
Texas
John B. Connally
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Y. Charles J. Carrico
Two Area Men Pass Aviation Course Exam
Walter E. Knights of 400 South St and Paul Moseley of Hoosick N Y passed their FAA commercial ground school exam after training by the County Aviation Corp. The CAC reports others who completed basic ground school include John Meerworth and Edward Kyer advancing licenses.
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County Aviation Corp
Federal Aviation Agency
Walter E. Knights
400
South St
Paul Moseley
Hoosick
N.Y
Bennington
White Creek
John Meerworth
Edward Kyer
Kyer
CAC
FAA
Robert W. Traver
Valentine St
Thomas D. Cook Jr
Bennington Briefs and Local Dinner Specials
Bennington notes a Battery B U S A Reserve drill Sunday with 7 45 AM formation at the Legion rooms Lyons District. Iron Kettle weekend supper menu offers ham steaks 1 75 and club steak dinner 2 75. Also reports on President’s death following head injuries with medical details from Southwestern Medical School physicians Dr William Kemp Clark Dr M T Jenkins Dr Malcolm O Perry and Dr Fouad Bashour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A. Army Reserve
Legion Rooms
Lyons
William Kemp Clark
Parkland
Division of Neurosurgery
Southwestern Medical School
M. T. Jenkins
Department of Anesthesiology
Hoffa Jury Finally Seated In Federal Trial
A jury of eight men and four women was seated for James R. Hoffa's federal jury tampering trial in Chattanooga. Defendants include Ewing King Larry Campbell Thomas Parks Nicholas Tweel and Allen Dorfman. Attorneys argued over panel openness while four alternates remain to be chosen and testimony delays loom past the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Jenn
James R. Hoffa
Jacques Schiffer
New York
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Schiffer
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
Tennessee
Nashville
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit Teamsters
Thomas Ewing Parks
Nicholas J. Tweel
Huntington
W. Va
Allen Dorfman
Chicago Insurance
Bennington Banner Publisher Information
The Bennington Banner provides daily local news from Bennington Vermont with Associated Press affiliation. Home delivery options include carrier and motor routes. Subscriptions vary by radius and duration with special rates for servicemen.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
Soviet Disarmament Talks Hit Multilateral Force Barrier
Tsarapkin signaled no easing on disarmament talks and demanded U S explanations of Johnson proposals. He warned the United States must drop plans for a multilateral nuclear force to curb arms spread. He said West Germany must be included, or there is no agreement. He rejected Western hopes for observer posts without demilitarizing Germany.
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Tsarapkin
United States
Johnson
Soviet Union
West Germany
Kremlin
East
War on Drug Traffic Study Recommended
A presidential commission urges shifting the war on narcotics to the Justice Department, expanding federal agents with limited wire tapping powers, and boosting rehabilitation for those convicted. It calls for making participation prohibitive and emphasizes addressing root causes and abusers’ rehabilitation.
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Washington
Justice Department
Advisory Commission On
John F. Kennedy
E. Barrett Prettyman
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
White House
Former secretary and beau reach Florida house agreement
Miss Tyler, a former Miss Tennessee, and Miss Martin, once Secretary to Senator Smathers, testified about Bobby Baker's access to a Florida land deal. They said Baker would be paid back his $1,600 equity, and a buyer would be sought, with Baker displaced but allowed to remain out of the house.
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Carole Tyler
Mary Alice Martin
Miss Tyler
Lenoir City
Tenn
Miss Martin
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Baker
Florida
Taylor
Drive-in Theater Shows Four Thrillers to Empty Lot
In Lockport New York a drive in theater presented four horror thrillers in one evening. Stormy weather spoiled the mood and wind and rain added atmosphere as only three cars attended.
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Lockport, N.Y
School Lunch Menu For The Week
The meal plan lists Monday Spanish rice with pork peas Vienna bread and butter pear and milk. Tuesday Turkey and gravy mashed potatoes dressing whole wheat bread and butter cranberry sauce peach and milk. Wednesday Scalloped potatoes and ham glazed carrots bread and butter mixed fruit and milk. Thursday Hamburger bun with tomato sauce corn fruit cake and milk. Friday Grilled cheese sandwich vegetable soup fruit jello and milk.
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Hamburg
Record Hop For March of Dimes Set for Feb. 1
The annual Record Hop to benefit the March of Dimes is scheduled February 1 at the State Avenue venue. Mrs. Marion Charest announces 8 to 11 p.m. dancing with MOD teens overseeing, Breard Hawks and Hamilton Shields leading the committee, and police on duty. A WBTN disc jockey will spin records and proceeds go to the March of Dimes.
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March of Dimes
Avetory
Marion Charest
MOD Teeneage
Breard Hawks
Hamilton Shields
WBTN
Main Street
North Street
American Legion
Falls Pastor to Exchange Duties With Englishman
HOOSICK FALLS New York Rev Wesley Miles pastor of First United Church will swap parishes with Rev Thomas Chestnutt of Liverpool England for about four months starting April 6. Miles and his family go to England in March. They will swap cars gowns notes and all parish duties as part of a broader exchange program with clergy in Scotland Ireland and England.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
First United Church, Presbyterian
Wesley Miles
Thomas Chestnutt
Liverpool
England
Mr. Miles
Scotland
Ireland
Bennington Youth Pleads No Contest to Forgery
Robert T. Clark 18 of 738 Main St. pleads no contest before Judge George M. Feinberg in Municipal Court to forging and cashing three checks. Sentencing deferred pending pre-sentence report. Clark held without bail in Bennington County Jail. State alleges he signed the name Charles E. Clark. checks cashed by local merchants. Attorney John P. Morrissey.
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Bennington
Robert T. Clark
Main St
George M. Feinberg
Fienberg
Clark
Bennington County
Charles E. Clark
John P. Morrissey
Funerals for Wilbur Winchell and Alexander Litster
Funeral services for Wilbur H. Winchell who died Jan 22 in Bennington were held Friday at Hanson-Walbridge with Rev. Charles H. Parsley officiating. Interment will be in Park Lawn cemetery in spring. Also noted is the funeral for Alexander H. Litster, former Bennington resident, held at Mahar Son and Sacred Heart Church with a Requiem High Mass by Rev. John McCarthy. Burial is in a spring cemetery. Bearers included Charles Silver Austin Gagnon George Beaulac Al Brackley Harry Fleming and Charles Murray. Relatives attended from Latham Hoosick Falls Cohoes and Troy N.Y. Also mentioned is the death of Thomas H. Maguire 50 of Worcester Mass in a Route 4 crash. He was a salesman.
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Wilbur H. Winchell
Bennington
Hanson - Walbridge
Charles H. Parsley
North Bennington Congregational Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Hialeah
Fla
Granville
N.Y
Alexander H. Litster
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
John McCarthy
Charles Silver
Austin Gagnon
George Beaulac
al Brackley
Cohoes
Harry Fleming
Hoosick Falls
Charles Murray
Vinccent
J. Spinelli
Park Lawn Chapel
Latham
Sfc
Clifford Horton
U.S. Army
Korea
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Charles R. Baxter
Robert N. McClelland
Bennington Briefs
Whitney
Main ST. Bennington
la Seer
Main
Appeals Court
Benni Tele
Baltimore
William F. Reinhoff III
Surgeon General
William F. Reinhoff Jr
Tobacco Research Institute
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Bobby Baker
Falls
Surek Durer
Woodstock
Thomas H. Maguire
Worcester
Mass
Maguire
Drysdale’s Free Parking
Thomson Manufacturing Co
Ben Mont Ave
Tas
Monty
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