Automated Hospital at Yeshiva University Opens in Bronx
Yeshiva University opens the Hospital of the Albert Einstein College in the Bronx as an automated facility with wireless beepers in staff pockets and centralized communication. It features a body-wide isotope scanner and a powerful linear accelerator for precise radiation, plus a 12-test autoanalyzer for blood analysis. The $20 million, 375-bed hospital began operation January 4 and is expanding its technological capabilities.
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Jean Heller
New York
Yeshiva University
New Hospital
Bronx Hospital
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
United States
Radiology Department
Robert Baseman
Baseman
Albert Hanok
Giant quarter-boat to aid Soviet Arctic industrial drive
Helsinki reports the launch of a vast 15 craft program for the Soviet Union to develop northern Siberia. Each vessel carries 39 crew and 335 engineers with on board living, hospital, shop, cafe, library, theater, sports, barber, and laundry facilities.
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Helsinki
Finland
Soviet Union
Siberia
Sister wins $6,552 car in nationwide soup ad contest
Sister Mary St Aphie, superior at the Roman Catholic Convent of the Presentation of Mary in Exeter, has won a $6,552 motor car in a nationwide soup advertising competition. She plans to sell the car to raise funds for the convent and its school. Canada’s Foreign Secretary Paul Martin said Canada is willing to participate in any United Nations peacekeeping operation in Vietnam and hopes U Thant will continue to explore all possibilities open to him.
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England
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Ottawa
Canada
Paul Martin
United Nations
Viet Nam
House of Commons
U.N
U Thant
Life Sentence Given Son In Father's Death
Don Duckworth was given a life sentence after pleading guilty to murder in the strangulation of his 73 year old father Wes tern Duckworth. The elder Duckworth was chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court. His body was found at a cottage on St Simons Island after his death about Oct 15 following weeks of cohabitation with his son. The case prompted remarks from the Solicitor General but the state did not accept the father’s motive. Mrs Duckworth and two daughters traveled from Seattle to Brunswick after Duckworth’s extradition to Georgia for trial.
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Don Duckworth
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Duckworth
Georgia Supreme Court
Simons Island
Superior Court
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Jack Ballenger
Ballenger
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Wash
Ducksworth
Georgia
Phoenix
Ariz
U S Peace Offense Seeks Vietnam Settlement Role
Martin urged the secretary general to consider a UN role in securing terms for a settlement of the conflict. He noted no significant response from Communist North Vietnam to the U S peace initiative.
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Martin
United Nations
Viet Nam
U.S
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