Cardiac Resuscitation Saves Cornhuskers at Stadium
At Memorial Stadium 64 563 fans watched Nebraska vs Iowa as a Lincoln physician collapsed from cardiac arrest. Red Cross volunteers and a trained cardiac resuscitation team used defibrillator and drugs to restart his heart after three shocks. He recovered fully after two months in hospital, part of a university program started a decade ago.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Iowa
Earl N. Deppen
Deppen
Dr. Deppen
Dium
Red Cross
Stephen W. Carveth
Carveth
Herbert E. Reese
Samuel Fuenning
Health Services
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Nebraska
Cornshuskers
Italy’s Ru mor coalition faces crucial ratification tests
In Rome Premier-designate Mariano Rumor seeks approval for a center-left blueprint backed by the Christian Democrats and Socialists. The plan, focusing on university and pension reforms, eyes cabinet choices by midweek as regional strikes and student protests press for broader reforms.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democratic and Socialist
Mariano Rumor
Rumor
Republican Party
Giuseppe Sarag
L’unita
Luigi
Long Road To Marines Brings Carl Herring To Boot Camp
Carl E. Herring, 28, completes four boot-camp attempts over 11 years at San Diego's Marine Recruit Depot. He endured a knee injury, a meningitis setback, and a broken arm before succeeding. His drill instructor and battalion commander praise his perseverance as his wife supports his leatherneck goal.
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San Diego
Calif
Carl E. Herring
U.S
Herring
Temple
Tex
Dallas
Howard Garcia
San Diego Marine Corps
Garcia
Michael F. Valdez
Albuquerque
N.M
Mitsy
Carl
Carl Herring
Mobile Mourns Ruling Allowing The Fox Film Show
Mobile officials mourned an Alabama Supreme Court ruling allowing the film The Fox to be shown in the city. Flags flew at half staff and City Hall doors wore black ribbons as Mayor Lambert C. Mims denounced the decision as a strike against local government.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Fox
Lambert C. Mims
Two Men Killed In Weekend Kansas Road Crashes
Leon M. Decker 18 of Colony and John May 28 of Kansas City were killed in separate weekend traffic accidents on state roads. Decker died in a two car collision four miles west of Colony at R57 and a county road after reportedly running a stop sign. Gary Tinsley 18 of Colony was hospitalized. May, a Kansas City, Kansas city planning technician and former archaeologist, apparently lost control, hit a guardrail, skidded over a bridge and overturned. passenger Mrs. Yvonne Jaffee 29 of Overland Park was injured.
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Leon M. Decker
Rt. 1
Colony
John May
Kansas City
Decker
Highway Patrol
Gary Tinsley
Garnett
Tinsley
May
City of
Kan
Kansas City, Mo
Parks and Recreation Department
Yvonne Jaffee
Overland Park
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