Pressure suit ends mother’s life-threatening bleeding at Stanford
Mary Phillips, 25, bled after a minor operation and received 46 pints of blood and 64 units of plasma over five weeks with nine surgeries failing. A modified NASA Ames pressure suit was applied for 10 hours at Stanford, stopping the internal hemorrhage and allowing normal coagulation to resume, per Stanford and NASA reports.
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Mary Phillips
Stanford University Hospital
Sunnyvale
Calif
Robert Mason
W. James Gardner
Cleveland Clinic
Ohio
Stanford
Alan Chambers
NASA
Ames Research Center
Mountain View
Phillips
National
Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ralph Pelligra
Ames Center
Fire destroys Brainerd Country Club main section
Brainerd Minnesota AP reports a fire in the early hours obliterated the club’s main area with an 80 by 80 foot zone containing a bar dining room and kitchen. Firefighters saved a 50 by 50 foot portion housing a golf shop and small dining room and the loss is estimated at 120000.
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Brainerd, Minn
Brainerd Country Club
U.S. Farm Census by mail begins Monday nationwide
Washington AP reports the government will mail over 3.5 million farm questionnaires starting Monday to farmers and ranchers to document five years of agricultural activity. The census covers 1969 farming operations, sets farm thresholds by acreage and sales, and gathers data on land value crops livestock and operator details.
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Washington
Bureau of the Census
Census Bureau
Apollo 11 astronauts auction Footprints on the Moon copy
Neil A. Armstrong Edwin E. Aldrin Jr and Michael Collins autographed a copy of Footprints on the Moon to raise funds for a Houston Chronicle Christmas toy and candy drive. The item sold for 957 dollars 97 cents to benefit children.
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Houston (Ap
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Houston Chronicle
Birthday silence in Mao era celebrations noted
AP reports Mao Tse-tung, 76 today, in apparent good health with no official birthday events planned. In Hong Kong, sailors say an underground radio claimed Chiang Ching was shot in Beijing, with details and condition unclear. The broadcast, The Voice of Saving the Country, has attacked Mao and Lin Piao for months.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Hong Kong
New China News Agency
Radio Peking
Peking People’s Daily
Mao
Peking
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Chiang Ching
State Academy To Graduate 2 City Patrolmen
CAMP MCCOY Wisconsin Two La Crosse Police Department patrolmen Rudolph F Grimek and Frank P Hefti will graduate Wednesday from a course of instruction at the Wisconsin State Patrol Academy here They are among 17 completing instruction on general law a course which began Dec 8 In all 33 law officers will graduate including 14 taking accident investigation traffic law enforcement and general law studies and two in the traffic law and general courses.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Milwaukee firm sells six trade publications to Minnesota company
A Milwaukee firm, Editorial Service Co., Inc., has sold six trade publications to Communications Marketing, Inc., of Minneapolis. The publications are Feed Bag, Grain Age, United States Fur Rancher, Feed Bag Red Book, the Blue Book of Fur Farming and Action Tabloid.
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Milwaukee
Editorial Service Co., Inc
Communications Marketing, Inc
Minneapolis
Feed Bag
Grain Age
United States Fur Rancher
Feed Bag Red Book
Blue Book of Fur Farming
Action
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Velvet
Wisconsin
U.S
By Peter T. Sum
Lin Piao
State Academy
America
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Hi Life
la Crosse
Reg
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