Red Cross Blood Drive to Aid Vietnam Troops at Seneca Depot
Seneca County Chapter of the American Red Cross plans a July 15 visit to boost the blood supply for Vietnam servicemen. The article notes advances in freezing whole blood and emphasizes that each pint donated could save a life on the battlefield.
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Vietnam
Seneca County
American Red Cross
1327Th Escort Guard Co
295Th MP
1307Th
U.S
143Rd Eod
Viet- Nam
Escort Guard
Seneca Army Depot
Water Safety Rules For A Healthy Fun Summer
Water offers relaxation and recreation but can threaten health or life without respect. Ten cautionary measures guide safe, enjoyable swimming and water use for a healthful summer.
Water Safety Guidelines For Safe Swimming
Do not swim alone and choose lifeguarded areas. Avoid swimming after eating or when overheated or tired. Check water depth and remove underwater hazards before diving. Carry a boat for open water distances and learn safe boating and rescue skills. Stay with your craft if it capsizes and always strive to improve swimming ability.
Depot Policemen Packs A Belt
Sgt Richard Kalaui of the 296th MP Co. traces 18 years of judo and karate training from a Hawaii childhood to early belts. He learned under local police, then earned first and second degree black belts before joining the army. A stint in Okinawa deepened his karate, blending defense skills with military duty.
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Richard Kalexi
296Th MP Co
Hawaii
Kalaui
Sgt
Sgt Kalaui
U.S
Okinawa
Schofield Barracks
Uty
Depot Dispatch publication notice for Seneca Army Depot readers
The Depot Dispatch is a monthly publication by The T Publishing Corporation Interlaken New York for military and civilian personnel at Seneca Army Depot. U.S. Army photos accompany most images and items are drawn from Commanders Digest and Army News Features.
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T Publishing Corporation
Interlaken
New York
Seneca Army Depot
U.S. Army
Army
Collaken
Chapel Schedule and World War I Chaplains Tribute
Catholic confessions Sunday Mass and service times are listed for Geneva New York with transportation pickups from Elliot Acres and Lake Housing. The piece then honors four World War I chaplains who died heroically, alongside reflections on self denial and Christian service.
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Geneva
New York
Eliott Acres
Lake
Elliot Acres
Eliloc Acres
Highway Safety Gains Outpace Public Perception
Alan S. Boyd cites progress in reducing highway fatalities despite higher total crashes due to increased vehicle miles. He stresses a system approach involving drivers, vehicles, and road environment and calls for intensified cooperation among federal, state, and local governments and industry.
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Automotive Safety Foundation
Alan S. Boyd
Commerce For Transportation
Ladera
Sate
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