Tough Soldier Succumbs Heat Is Deadlier Than Viet Cong
Sgt. Roger McAllister of Milford New Hampshire died after heat and dehydration crippled a jungle mission near Tay Ninh South Vietnam. Capt. Elliott and Staff Sgt. Pippin led a rescue, guiding an armed helicopter to evacuate McAllister while Vietnamese soldiers and air crew endured extreme heat and scarce water. The unit later found Viet Cong weapon caches and a water source in the area.
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McAllister
Milford
N.H
South Viet Nam
New Hampshire
Tay Ninh
Joseph T. Elliott
Greenwood
S.C
U.S
Elliott
James E. Pippin
Lauderdale
Miss
Pippin
David H. Price
Columbus
Sgt
Leonard Peala
The
Philippines
McAlister
Viet Nam
Bruce McAllister
Saigon
Love's Labor Lost In Mt Diablo Rock Graffiti
Willard R. Whittenberg 19 was fined 56 dollars plus painter remover costs after park rangers caught him spray painting a rock with the words Ron and Linda at Mt. Diablo State Park. Judge Richard P. Calhoun ordered two weekends to erase the artwork.
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Danville
Calif
Willard R. Whittenberg
Whittenberg
Mt. Diablo State Park
Ron and
Linda
Richard P. Calhoun
Sir Robert Henry Davis Dies at 89 Leading Submarine Authority
Sir Robert Henry Davis, 89, renowned authority on submarines and deep sea diving, died Monday. He invented a submersible decompression apparatus enabling divers to ascend from depth without bends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Robert Henry Davis
Father Gives Kidney to Save Son in Hospital
A Kansas farmer Fred Clark aged 48 donated one kidney to his son Fred Clark Jr. 19, after both underwent a six hour transplant at Colorado General Hospital. The younger Clark’s kidney began functioning immediately and both men were reported in satisfactory condition. The son was a member of Cowley County Kan. 4-H dairy judging team, which recently won the national title and will compete in England in June.
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Denver
Kansas
Fred Clark
Genda Springs
Fred Jr
Arkansas City, Kan
Colorado General Hospital
Young Clark
Cowley County
Kan
Waterloo
Iowa
U.S
England
transplant expenses funded for Denver flight
Friends and 4-H club members raised more than 3000 dollars to cover costs of a medical transplant after the patient was flown to Denver for treatment.
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Denver
4-H Club
Collier's Magazine Readership Decline Noted
Raymond C. Hagel, Crowell-Collier chair, told the Washington Society of Investment Analysts that in 1964 New Yorkers rated Collier's readers at nine percent and seven percent would keep Collier's if only one magazine could be kept, a fact noted as Collier's ceased after January 5, 1957.
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Washington
Raymond C. Hagel
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Washington Society of Investment Analysts
Collier’s
Casals Day Concert Propels Forward Despite Illness
Cellist Pablo Casals cannot attend the Dallas performance honoring him due to a chest cold, but about 60 cello players will proceed with the concert. The event is held in conjunction with the Casals Day program.
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Dallas
Tex
Pablo Casals
Casals
Puerto Rico
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Sears
Kenmore
Sears Service Department
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Montgomery Ward
5 Piece Wing! Ranch Group
Are Ham
Monty
Srars
Collier's IS
Wen Cole
Mys Ea
Ees
Cee Xo
Seersucker
Aed
Massachusetts
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