Sunset and mountain life at Cold Creek Station community
A San Bernardino style note highlights residents near Cold Creek Station 50 miles up Tonopah Highway sharing winter mail, local jobs, and neighborhood happenings. Fred Spertina of the Fish and Wildlife Service explains the area while others, including Sharon Tuttle Wickliffe and Larry Wickliffe, marry in LA and settle in a house trailer.
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Fred Spertina
Cold Creek Station
Fred
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Cold Creek
Corn Creek
Tonopah Highway
Mike Tell
Ced Olson
Chamber of
Sharon
Tuttle
Larry Wickliffe
Larry
Nellis
Las Vegas
Sightem
Jaguar
South First
Little Bird
Champ Lovellett
Mt. Carmel
Ethel Schrodt
California
Disneyland
Utah
T-Bird Mobil
Chuck Theobald
Blake Frank
Stephen Talbot
Glen Gray
Desperate Attempt Fails to Save Tot in Van Nuys
Four month old James Robert Johnson died at Valley Hospital after his head became caught in a guard rail. Brenda Johnson, the mother, summoned help as a fire rescue team revived him for 15 minutes with chest massages then oxygen. Despite hours of effort the infant’s heart stopped Sunday afternoon.
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van Nuys
Calif
James Robert Johnson
Valley Hospital
Nature
Erib
Johnson
Brenda Johnson
Jimmy
Little Jimmy
Harvard names first Alvan 7 and Viola D Fuller professor of radiology
Dr. Henry Irving Kohn is appointed the inaugural Alvan 7 and Viola D. Fuller American Cancer Society professor of radiology at Harvard University Cambridge Mass UPI reports the honor reflects his leadership in cancer imaging and radiology research.
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Cambridge. Mass
UPI
Henry Irving Kohn
Alvan
Viola D. Fuller
American Cancer Society
Harvard University
Deaf drivers rate as good drivers
In Sacramento the state Department of Motor Vehicles says deaf drivers have more accidents than hearing drivers but can still be considered good drivers. The report notes that communication and alertness affect safety and suggests training improvements.
U S Servicemen Tied to Plot in Morocco Jeopardizes Bases
An alleged plot to assassinate King Hassan II involves U S servicemen tied to a relay facility linking Sixth Fleet and Polaris submarines. Moroccan authorities say arms were to be sold to a gang planning the king’s murder, while U S officials expect no change to military plans used in Morocco.
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UPI
Hassan II
U.S
Morocco
Sixth Feet
Polaris
Navy
Hassan
King Hassan
Rabat
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