Elephants Rounded Up In India Seek New Roles
A major Khedda in Mysore state ends with 65 wild elephants captured for six months of obedience training. Mahouts and tribesmen build a stockade as spectators pay up to 130 for grandstand seats. The hunt costs 200000 and reflects shrinking demand for trained elephants amid tractors and changing profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Pande
Karanakote
Mysore State
India
UPI
Asia
Mysore
Kakankate
Sister Clair McGinley Named to Lead St Vincent's Beyond 1970
Under a new Daughters of Charity policy Sister Clair McGinley will remain administrator of St. Vincent's hospital in Bridgeport beyond June 1970, while Sister Mary Walter Boyle becomes sister servant handling religious matters. Sister Mary Walter previously served at St. Vincent's 1951 to 1955 and holds degrees in nursing and psychiatric nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Charity of
St. Vincent de Paul
Clair McGinley
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. Vincent’s
Daughters of Charity
Eleanor
Visitatelx
Sister Clair
Fairfield
Easton Turnpike
Mary Walter Boyle
Mary Walter
Bridgeport
Boston
Rochester
N. H
Carney Hospital School of Nursing
St. Joseph’s College
Emmitsburg
Catholics University
Washington, D. C
Seton Psychiatric Institute
Baltimore
Providence Hospital
Washington
St. Vincent's
Red Cross Directors Conference Tonight in Bridgeport
Bridgeport chapter of the American Red Cross holds a directors conference at 27 Park Avenue this evening to discuss services disaster blood military family support safety youth volunteers and nursing. A 5:30 reception precedes a 6:30 buffet supper and 7:00 program led by chapter chairman P Douglass Martin with Arthur Koster outlining Red Cross structure. John Larson and Miss Augusta Mendel organize the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
American Red Cross
Park Avenue
P. Douglass Martin
Arthur Koster
Red Cross
John Larson
Augusta Mendel
Light exposure linked to eye damage prompts caution
New York ophthalmologist Dr. David G. Cogan notes rats exposed to 700 to 1,000 foot candles for a week were permanently blinded, raising concerns about bright lighting levels for people. He warns that some engineers advocate for 1,000 to 16,000 foot candles, narrowing the safety margin and questioning long held beliefs about low illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos Smith
New York
UPI
David G. Cogan
Cogan
Avara Garde
Neer
American Medical Association
Howeever
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Explorer
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Boy Scouts of America
New Brunswick
N.J
Howard Patton
National Scout Museum
George F. Orr
Paul Woodworth
George Strangman
Bruce Breslow
Paul Thoman
Michael Ostrosky
Larry Conklin
Chester Peake
Bill Everett
Kenneth Thoman
Paul
Harold DeLoma
Fred Hawkins
George Desrasiers
James Wood
John Ostrosky
Michael
Allen Sullivan
Allen Sullivan, Jr
David Bartosik
Thomas Cunningham
Robert Ostriecher
John Pyrch
Alwasn
Savarin Coffee
England
Borden
EAN Super Market
Acros
Pall
Gemma Oil
Canada
Dinty Moore
Florida Temple Oranges
Calif
Leechers Z Lettuce
Pillsbury Flour
Ona
Prise
Rle Ham
Franciscan Bias Ripe
Genma
Pillsbury
Anke
Gene Formender
Old Job
U.S.D.A
Armour's. Star All-Meat
Franks
Becene
Ted
Nescafe Sys
Daz
Red Cross Directors
BEIT
Trumbull
Main Street
Conn
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