Hypnosis Aids Pilot To Tell Fight for Life
Lockheed flyer Herman Salmon described his ejection from a disintegrating F 104 Starfighter during a Mojave test. Sodium pentothal enabled a nurse recorded recounting of the bailout from 47 000 feet to 20 000 feet with his helmet cushioning head impact after the cockpit debris and flame.
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Burbank
Calif
INL
Mojave Desert
Herman “Fish” Salmon
Lockheed
Salmon
Welsh mining town tests reprieve to save livelihood
In Gwaun-Cae-Curwen Wales 279 of 1065 miners were rehired for a two week trial to prove the valley can sustain a proper standard of work. The National Coal Board closed the mine after 249 strikes since 1947 citing low output. Union officials note exhaustion but show guarded optimism as families anxiously monitor daily production.
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Wales
Britain
National Coal Board
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Amman
National Union of Mineworkers
Final Regis Report Meeting Scheduled for Tonight
Final report meeting for the Regis high school building fund is set for 7 p.m. in Knights of Columbus hall a change from Memorial Coliseum. Campaign total reached 840277 as of last Monday with plans for a 1250000 building at Prairie drive and K avenue NE.
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Regis High School
Knights of Columbus
Memorial Coliseum
Catholic High School
Prairie Drive
K Avenue NE
Bert Parks Hosts Stop the Music Quiz Show
Bert Parks emcees the lively Stop the Music quiz on Channel 9. The program airs Thursday at 6 30 p m in a fresh musical contest format promising upbeat entertainment.
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Bert Parks
New Instructors Named at Coe in English and Biology
Coe College announces two new instructors for fall Bruce Kellner will teach composition and World Literature Kellner is a 26 year old Navy veteran and MA candidate at Iowa He holds a B A from Colorado College Oscar B Heck will teach microtechnique bacteriology and histology Heck is a Ph D candidate in geology at Washington State University He earned his MA at the University of Kansas and is finishing his Ph D work while teaching at WSU
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Coe
Bruce Kellner
University of Iowa
Oscar B. Heck
State College of Washington
Pullman
Wash
Kellner
Heck
University of Kansas
Washington State
Colorado College
Paul Engle
SUI and Coe
Marguerite Young
TB Pill Tested on 2000 Indian Children
Chicago report says 2000 Indian children will receive a pill linked to the B complex vitamin to prevent tuberculosis. The study, revealed at the American College of Chest Physicians meeting, involves the U S Public Health Service and the University of Pennsylvania with doctors Dahlstrom and Gellenthien. Half the children are infants exposed to TB. the other 2000 serve as observers over three years.
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Chicago
American College of Chest Physicians
U.S. Public Health Service
University of Pennsylvania
Arthur W. Dahlstrom
Albuquerque
Carl H. Gellenthien
Valmora
N.M
Auxiliary at St. Luke's Reports Income and Hours
The Women's Auxiliary at St. Luke's hospital earned 7573.36 during the fiscal year ending May 1. Gift shop receipts totaled 5000 and infant photos added 1876.50. Expenses were 3526.24 leaving a May 1 balance of 5738.86 with 1691.74 carried over. Volunteers: 588 workers contributed 16502 hours.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
World marriage laws vary widely across nations
A U N survey summarized by William N. Oatis notes dramatic differences in minimum ages and permissible unions. It cites Pakistan permitting four wives, Tennessee penalizing two marriages, and contrasts with Sweden, Argentina, and the Netherlands on age and consent rules. It highlights cross cultural bans and unusual provisions affecting adults and minors.
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United Nations, N. Y
Pakistan
Tennesse
U.N
Economic and Social Council
Argentina
Honduras
Panama
Northern Ireland
U.S
New Hampshire
Queensland
Australia
Officials Arrested in Mass Corruption Sweep in Tokyo
The national police board said 25,900 government officials were arrested last year on charges from embezzlement to bribe taking. The report highlights widespread corruption within public service in Japan.
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Tokyo
National Police Board
Notice of Administrator Bond for Richard Bond Estate
Notice announces the appointment and qualification of an administrator for the estate of Richard Bond of Linn County Iowa. It requests all indebted persons to pay promptly and directs creditors to present claims to the Court at the Linn County District Court with attorney Stentz listed.
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State of
Iowa
Inn County
Richard Bond
Linn County
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