Life Is Restored To Crash Victim
Vietnam veteran Jack Cline of Woodward Oklahoma who was declared medically dead after a crash near Shattuck on November 29 has had life restored and his leg rejoined. Surgeons Dr Howard Keith and Dr Richard Burgtorf performed 21 hours of surgery including use of a cardiac resuscitator. He was flown to Brook Army Hospital in San Antonio for further care. he previously returned home October 1 from a year in Vietnam.
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Shattuck, Okla
Woodward
Okla
Brooks Army Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Spec
Jack Cline
Here
Shattuck
Newman Memorial Hospital
Howard Keith
Richard Burgtorf
Cline
Keith
United States
Vietnam
Noah W. Cline
Caroling Outing by Lawrence High School Groups
About 60 Y Teen and Hi Y members from Lawrence High School will carol Wednesday evening. They meet at 6 p.m. at the high school, depart by bus at 6 30 to serenade Law rence Memorial Hospital, nursing homes, the jail, and LHS officials, then return for refreshments with sponsors.
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Slum Relief Urged as Necessary War on Riots Grows
Washington AP Sen Edward W Brooke warns Congress must spend heavily to relieve riot torn slums likening it to a costly Vietnam war The two commission members cite ongoing unrest and failed conditions Harris cautions against surprises next summer while urging reform and readiness in federal anti riot efforts
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Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
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America
Vietnam
Brooke
Seflate
United States
The
Civil Disorders Commission
Sen
Fred R. Harris
R-Okla
Harris
NBC
Meet the Press
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Stokely Carmichael
H. Rap Brown
Herbert J. Gans
Columbia University
South Africa
Gans
ABC
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Sixteen Released From Bus Crash In Western Texas
Sixty-nine soldiers were aboard the chartered bus when it left a highway and three were killed. Sixteen of the injured were released from hospitals on Sunday and flown home, while about twenty remained hospitalized in good condition. Most passengers were from Missouri and Kansas, with private Anthony Washington and Raymond West among the dead.
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EL Paso
Tex
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Anthony Washington
Raymond Edward West
Kansas City
Billy B. Teeter
Weatherby
Stephen Miller
Wichita
Thomas Stanbury
Prairie Village
Patrick Doyle
Topeka
William Walker
Mount Vernon
James Wall
Versailles
Larry Snyder
Preston
James George
Rothville
Charles Mauzey
Brunswick
Stephen Klein
Leroy Spear
David Maget
Jerry Conner
St. Joseph
Eugene Reagan
Stephen Workney
Ellinwood
Larry Raley
Lenexa
Patrick Gilliland
Fréd Marshall
Neodesha
Melvin Thomas
Vernon Branch
Stover
Joseph Andrews
Gravois Mills
James Crist
Hamilton
Edward Swedeland
Excelsior Springs
Clifford Overturf
Harrisonville
Harold Austin
Paul Dunn
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