U S Navy Medics Fight Disease In Egypt
A small U S Naval medical research team operates in Cairo to combat diseases affecting the Arab world. Despite tense U S Egyptian relations and being expelled in June 1967 during the Arab Israeli war, Egyptian authorities have shown hospitality to the American medical specialists amid ongoing diplomacy challenges.
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Egypt
United States
U.S. Naval Medical Research
Cairo
Navy
Navy Research Group
Robert A. Frosch
Frosch
Navy Research Unit
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Baltimore Mayor Quits After Four-Year City Leadership Run
Baltimore mayor Thomas J. D’Alesandro announces he will step down December 5, citing the heavy demands of leading a large city. He plans to return to law practice, keeps open the possibility of public life in 2 or 3 years, and notes labor issues and federal poverty programs as factors.
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Baltimore
Thomas J. D'Alesandro
D'Alesandro
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Foley Takes Command In Korea U N Armistice Commission
Rear Adm. Francis D. Foley of Dorchester Massachusetts arrived in Seoul on Wednesday to become the U N Command’s senior member on the Korean Military Armistice Commission. He replaces Air Force Maj. Gen. Felix M. Rogers who departs Sunday for Randolph AFB Texas to be deputy chief of staff for technical training. Foley previously served as commandant of the 3rd Naval District in New York.
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Francis D. Foley
U.N. Command
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Foley
Dorchester
Mass
Air Force
Felix M. Rogers
Randolph Air Force Base
Tex
3Rd Naval District
New York
Chautauqua Fair Opens With Free Entertainment lineup
The 1971 Chautauqua County Fair in Dunkirk showcases free exhibits and acts across cattle poultry and horse displays arts and crafts photography needlework and more. Highlights include vaudeville acts daily, 4-H horse shows, Open Class Horse Show, fireworks midweek, demolition derby, auto thrill shows, country music, a firemen’s parade, and a bustling midway with budget rides.
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MacDonald Farm
Floral Hall
You Under The Sun Invents Standing Wheel Chair
AP reports Peter Bressler born 1962 invented a standup wheelchair in 1987 at Rhode Island School of Design. The device uses springs and knobs to simulate leg action letting about 500000 wheelchair users reach amenities like water fountains mailboxes and pay phones.
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Pittsburgh
Peter Bressler
Rhode Island School of Design
The
Aluminum Co. of America
Bressler
Philadelphia College of Art
Designs Inc
Prince Charles joins Ten Ton Club in RAF flight
Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, earned his wings after completing six months at Cranwell and piloting a U.S. Phantom jet at supersonic speed off Scotland. He will receive his wings on Aug. 20 while the Ten Ton Club honors pilots who reach 1,000 mph.
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Prince Charles
U.S
Royal Air Force
Scotland
Charles
Air Force College of Cranwell
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