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Danville Register in Danville, Virginia

14 Sep 1973

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Danville Register

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Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1973

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8

Doctor Of Dien Bien Phu Treats Sick And Wounded Of Still Another Conflict

Danville VA Friday Sept 14 1973 story profiles Paul Grauwin a French doctor who treated wounded at Dien Bien Phu and now runs a clinic in Phnom Penh Cambodia. He survives danger, aids orphans, and plans to stay amid Khmer Rouge tensions while supporting 62 adopted Cambodian children and 40 more.

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the Register Danville, Va Dien Bien Phu Denis D. Gray Associated Press Phnom Fenh Cambodia Paul Grauwin Granwin Dien Bien Phu Ell Indochina Grauwin Phnom Penh Graywin Lam Ho Chi Minh Viet Minh Grauwino Gravelle Foundation France Akron Ohio Kim Paradis Akron Municipal Airport
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Jennie Inches Taller After Medical Battle in Richmond

Jan Ann Westerink, a sixth grader from Rockaway Township New Jersey, has grown an inch after treatment for a calcium disorder that had shrunk her two inches. Doctors credit recovered calcium and ongoing diet with her progress while she remains in a spinal brace. A nationwide appeal has raised about $100,000 of the $300 daily treatment cost.

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Gail Scsacchetang Rockaway Township N.J Jan Anne Westerink Jan Ann Jennie Richmond Neil Hatcher Hatcher
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World Almanac on blue clothing for baby boys

The Almanac notes that boys wear blue due to a belief that the color wards off evil spirits believed to harm male children by possessing diving powers. It adds that girls were not given the color as they were viewed as inferior and not targeted by spirits.

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