Amputee Ski Program Fosters Veterans’ Therapy
Army Captain Ron Morrison and about 20 amputee veterans lead amputee skiers at Arapahoe Basin, learning on outriggers and short skis under Willy Schaeffler School instructors. Children at Denver’s hospital join in, forming a joint effort by Fitzsimons and Children’s hospitals to provide adaptive skiing and therapy for war injuries and congenital defects.
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Burl Osborne
Associated Press
Arapahoe
Basin
Cotp
Nab
Ron Mortl
Vilatnam
Morrison
Fort Atkins
Wiss
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Army
Fitzsimons ‘General Hospital
Denver
Denver Children’s Hospital
Paul W. Brown
Fitzsimons
William F. Sta Iiek
Children’s Hospital
Arapahoe Basin
Willy Schaeffler
Price stability panel and inflation controls debate
A committee including Sonny Okun and top commerce labor treasury officials will study methods to boost efficiency and remove bottlenecks in persistent inflation sources. Johnson opposes credit curbs as anti inflationary. would raise unemployment and idle plant capacity. Hot Springs may delay passage of a mixed drink bill as lawmakers weigh voter support and study time. Elijah Williams, 70, of North Little Rock was struck by a car and killed. driver William Allen, 35, faces involuntary manslaughter charge.
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Mittee
Johnson
Okun
Commerce, Labor and the Treasury
North Little Rock
Elijah Williams
Williams
William Allen
Allen
Newspaper Deal Ruled Violation In Tucson Antitrust Case
Federal judge ruled Wednesday that an operating agreement between the Arizona Daily Star and the Tucson Daily Citizen violated Sherman and Clayton antitrust acts. Judge James Walsh ordered Tucson Daily Citizen owner William Smaller to divest his stake in the Star and to modify the 1940 agreement. The two papers formed Tucson Newspapers Inc in 1940 to coordinate ad, print, and circulation operations, a scheme Walsh said involved price fixing profit pooling and market allocation. He urged separation of advertising and circulation and gave 90 days to plan divestiture. Sea water freezes at about 28.5 degrees.
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Tucson
Aria
Shertart
Clayton
U.S. Dist
James Walsh
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
Walsh
William Smaller
Tucson Newspapers Inc
Tucson Newspapers, Inc
U.S
Business N Tucson
The
Star
Collision Fatal Near STANGIy Arkansas
J A Hughes 63 of Monticello died in a collision about 12 miles south of here Wednesday after his car was hit by a vehicle driven by George K Stephens 18 of Star City.
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Stangiy
Ark
J.A. Hughes
Monticello
Arkanaag
Here
George K. Stephens
Star City
NAACP asks Justice Dept for probe of Arkansas prison
The Arkansas NAACP urges U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark to send Justice Department investigators to Cumming Prison Farm amid reports of prison abuse and skeletons found on site. Reuben Johnson, a Cumming inmate, cites killings of Black inmates. the group also asks Governor Rockefeller to investigate conditions and advocates rehabilitation and integrated reform. The piece notes the deepest caves in the Swiss and French Alps, with lengths over 37 miles and depths to 3,680 feet.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U. S
NAACP
Winthrop Rockefeller
Swiss
French Alps
Views Differ on Gambling Conference in Springs
In Springs Arkansas on February 1 1964 differing views emerged after a meeting between Proponent Walter Weight and the Rev Thomas McVeigh Smith assistant pastor of St Marys Catholic Church Here Wright who subpoenaed Smith said the priest offered evidence about big time gambling returning to the Springs noting games at a chore He gave Wright a list of 39 individuals and corporations holding federal gambling stamps and federal liquor licenses but no state licenses Smith said violations carry 100 to 500 fines He discussed gambling stamps to show gamblers still control outlets Smith said circuit judges and prosecutors must enforce liquor laws and a special prosecutor may be appointed if the county prosecutor refuses to act Wright advised sending copies to the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board and Circuit Judge Henry Britt Membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution requires direct lineal descent from a soldier who aided independence during the Revolutionary War.
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Springs
Ark
Pro Eentor
Walter Weight
Thev. Thomas
McVeigh Smit
St. Mary’ Catholic
Wright
Smith
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Prescore Manor
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Prescott Manor Nursing Home
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