Health Careers Congress Expands Youth Health Training
North Carolina teens join health organizations and schools in a statewide push to address shortages in health professions. The Health Careers Congress starts Feb 8 in Durham with about 400 students visiting Duke and UNC medical centers and hospital facilities. Governors, doctors, and educators sponsor this program, which has grown from western counties to a statewide effort with a $250000 budget.
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Norman K
Nelson Durham
North Carolina
Seacoast
Out of State Health Organization
United States
Durham
Health Careers Clubs of
Winston-Salem
Congress
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Watts
Lincoln
Jack Tar-Durham
Terry Sanford
Doris A. Howell
Duke Medical Center
Nancy Carr
Asheville
North Carolina Hospital Education and Research Foundation
N. C. Hospital Assn
Eye Bank Gift Restores North Carolina Man’s Sight
Jack Madden of High Point credits a corneal transplant from the North Carolina Eye Bank for恢复 his vision. In 1955 a donor cornea saved him after a rapid operation at City Hospital Winston-Salem, enabling him to return to work at Duke Power and resume his fishing life with his red and white eye bank card.
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Robert Jackson Madden
North Carolina
Jack Madden
Madden
High Point
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
L. Byerly Holt
Holt
City Hospital
Duke Power Company
Phoenix Schools Stage First Terrible Tennis Players Tournament
In Phoenix Arizona employees of the school system held the first annual Terrible Tennis Players Tournament marking a light hearted holiday event for staff.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Four old battleships face uncertain fate in Navy reserve
The last four U S Navy battleships of a bygone era, including the Missouri and Wisconsin, remain in the mothball fleet with no decision on their use. Proposals range from memorials and flagships to high speed tankers or amphibious command ships, while some ships head toward scrap.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Navy
Missouri
Iowa
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Alabama
Indiana
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Bremerton
Lown
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Harry Truman
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Bremerton Navy Yard
Truman
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Naval
Wash
Volunteers End 15 Hours In School Basement Shelter
In Middletown New York about 150 volunteers including 102 students and adults spent 15 hours in a school basement shelter labeled Operation Groundhog. The drill tested civil defense readiness with meals water and a 78 degree shelter despite 20 degree outside. girls complained about cosmetics and curlers while boys and girls slept in blankets on earth and concrete.
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Middletown
N.Y
New York
Janet Krieger
Angela DeLuca
Middletown High School
Civil Defense
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Winston Churchill
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Nei! Army Strong
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George T Tunstall
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Commerce St. Inn
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Russell
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APTS
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Byron Haworth
Ward St
Nice
Green St
LA Roy Ave
USS
Frank Gerhart
John Botens
Sidney Goldner
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