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Bensenville Register

Location

Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1969

Page

12

Casual U.S. Doctor Treats Prisoners in Tay Ninh Vietnam

Dr. Marvin B. Day, a 60-year-old tuberculosis specialist from Hartford, works two months in Tay Ninh Provincial Hospital under a USAID AMA program. He sees prisoners and villagers alike, noting crowded conditions and limited resources, and contrasts rural clinics near the Cambodian border with the temple clinic at Cao Dai.

Tay Ninh South Vietnam Vietnam Marvin B. Day Hartford Conn Connecticut Saigon Day United States Agency For International Development USAID American Medical Association AMA AMA Journal South

Almanac notes and historical milestones for Oct 6 1969

On this day in history several events are noted. In 1853 Antioch College opened in Yellow Springs Ohio as a non sectarian institution granting equal opportunities to men and women. In 1921 Grantland Rice broadcast the world series for the first time. In 1954 a pact among Italy Yugoslavia the United States and Britain settled Trieste’s partition. In 1961 House Speaker Sam Rayburn died of cancer.

Mars Jupiter Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio Grantland Rice Italy Yugoslavia United States Britain Trieste Sam Rayburn

Exceptional Kids To Be Discussed By Local Council

The Northwest Suburban Chapter 302 of the Council for Exceptional Children meets tonight for dinner at the Camelot Restaurant Royal Court Inn Des Plaines. The program features excerpts from the play Joe Egg about parents of a handicapped child. Dinner tickets cost 5.25 dollars via Emily Cederburg at 3920956.

The Council For Exceptional Children Camelot Royal Court Inn S. Elmhurst Road Des Plaines Joe Egg Emily Cederburg

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