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SeangThe I S air strikes into Cambodia marked the sixth time American pilots or artillerymen have been ordered to strike across the frontier this year The latest raid was ordered to silence 82mm mortars firing from Cambodia on South Vietnamese irregulars in Chau Doc Province, 110 miles southwest of Saigon, military spokesmen said.Yot III j \ll I lHARTFORD. Conn. (CPI) A Holvoke, Mass., youth was ordered jailed for 30 days for calling a policeman a “pig” as he walked from a Circuit Court hearing resulting from an antiwar rally here The youth, Bruce A. Kline, 19, was ordered jailed for contempt by Judge Joseph Adorno after the epithet was directed at a policeman in the rear of the courtroom,HOSPIMONONd XI I X GENERAL Births: Mr and Mrs. Edward Cyphert of Sabraton Station, a boy at 2:56 p m Thursday.Surgical patients include Darrell Liston of 913 Stewart Street, James Whetzel of Morgantown, James Pyles of Fairmont. Mark Pyles of Fairmont, Ronald Smith of Terra Alta, Ann Conevbeer of Jefferson, Pa., Larry Ford of Belpre, Ohio Medical patients include Cliff Hough of 69 Highland Ave Discharges include JoAnne Lemmon. Judith Henderson, Dus Norberg, Harter Robinson. Kathleen Lemmon, Nellie Spencer, Gary Ridenour, Maude Still, James Pyles and Mark Pyles and Irene Benson.Workers for Friday are Mrs. Ken Weber Mrs. Max Caplan and Candystripers.ST VINCENT PALLOTTI Surgical patients include Riley 1,. Thomas Sr of Rt 9, Ralph Sister of Route 3 Bruceton Mills, Letha Feather of 224 Front Street, Wilson B Buck lew of Dellslow, and Helen C, Anderson of 1493 Statler Avenue Medical patients include William McNelis of Arthurdale, Donald Remasters Jr. of Osage, Benjamin C. Miller of Route I, Anna Sayre of 683 Willey Street, and Lilly Reekart of Albright,Discharges include Mervin Wilson, Raymond M Johns Mary L Kenneth L. Fox, Robert F Smith, Kathyrn Cyphert, Donald Demastes Worker for Friday is Mrs Frank Lester»*lth.M ON Ml MOHIAI.Mi and Mrs Gary Reedy of Rowlesburg, a daughter April 15 .it 9 05p inMedical admissions include Mary Martin of Rowlesburg and Leo Bolyard of King woodDischarge-. Beatrice Bever^ Olive Smith, Gertrude While, Roger HaskillRecovery ships ready to pick up astronautsBv I nited Press InternationalRecovery ships and planes — their numbers bolstered because of the crippled condition of Apollo 13 moved into place in the South Pacific for the emergency pickup of the astronauts Friday.With a fast-improving weather forecastCOP calllor vict%/WASHINGTON (DPI» Republican leaders from the South called Thursday for a 1970 campaign strategy of avenging the Senate’s defeat of two Southern Supreme Court nomineesThe campaign cry was for defeat pf “decadent Democrats” from the South who voted against Clement F Haynsworth and G Ifarrold Carswell.Let’s make this Supreme Court thing an issue,” said Rep. Dan Kuykendall, a second-term Republican from Tennessee.Two Southern Democrats who voted against Haynsworth and Carswell were Sen Albert Gore of Tennessee, who is being challenged by Rep. Hill Brock, and Sen Ralph Yarborough of Texasand the experience of five successful practices in terribly rough weather, Capt. Leland E. Kirkemo, the Carrier Iwo Jima skipper, said he was confident his men were ready for the splashdown In Denver, astronaut John L, Swigert’s parents had their first good night’s rest Thursday since the Apollo 13 explosion three days ago.Dr and Mrs. J Leonard Swigert planned to watch the splashdown Friday in their East Denver home. Then they will decide whether to go to Houston to greet their sonIn Houston, doctors said that although the astronauts remained outwardly calm, thoir heart rates after the explosion aboard the spacecraft showed their serious concern about their flight.A Space Agency spokesman said commander Jarnes A Lovell’s heart rate was recorded at 66 beats a minute just before the explosion late Monday when the flight was 205,000 miles from earth Fifteen seconds after the blast, Lovell’s heart rate jumped to 105 a minute and 30 seconds later it {leaked at 120 Chief astronaut physician D* * haiie A Berry said grounded Apollo 13 Astronaut Thomas K Mattingly has not yet shown outward signs of measles.“There are no overt signs or symptoms of measles, Berry said “We expect lab data sometime in the morning
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Morgantown Dominion News
Morgantown, West Virginia, US
Fri, Apr 17, 1970
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