Helicopter Ambulances Saving Accident Victims
Cable of life saving air ambulances expands nationwide with 34 police and civilian helicopters. Maryland and Indiana programs move critical cases to trauma centers, while federal MAST expands to 20 new communities, boosting rapid transport and on route care.
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Baltimore
San Antonio
Tex
California
Denver
Indianapolis
Illinois
Maryland
University of Maryland
Center For the Study of Trauma
George Wallace
Laurel
Hattiesburg
Miss
Southeast
Mississippi Air Ambulance Service District
Mississippi
Stanford Research Institute
Fort Sam Houston
Defense Department
Inauguration Prep Nears Completion at Capitol
The $410000 inaugural stand rises atop the Capitol grounds for Nixon's January 20 ceremony with a 20000 seat viewing area. Security remains routine though tightened by intelligence reports. tickets required for Capitol grounds access. Firsts include Mrs Agnew holding the Bible and women ushers and carpenters on site.
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Washington
Capitol
Nixon
Capitol Grounds
James M. Powell
Powell
Spiro T. Agnew
Ural T. Ward
Congress
Congressional
Philadelphia Teachers Strike After Failing Talks
Philadelphia 18 000 public school teachers began a second strike in four months as talks failed to produce a contract. The board seeks an injunction while the union cites a adverse fact finding and demands parity with police and fire raises. No talks were scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Common Pleas Court
D. Donald Jamieson
Jamieson
Frank
Sullivan
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
Lawtonka Council Considers Lease Cancellation and Utilities
Lawtonka City Council set for 9:00 a.m. meeting with five hearings including lease cancellation for Robinsons Landing due to Roy L. Roderick being two years behind on $300 annual payments. Also on agenda four new street lights and zoning and easement actions plus a water authority status report.
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Lake Lawtonka
City Hall
4Th
25Th Street
East Gore Boulevard
24Th and
Gore
Robinson's Landing
Larry Fountaine
Roy L. Roderick
Lawton
Police Case Reports From Lowton City List Names
A Lowton Police Department record lists complainants including Michael Floyd reporting vandalism at 5336 Ash, Frank Russamonno reporting burglary of a residence, Billy Andrews reporting theft of money, Tommy Quick reporting attempted burglary at 3802 Euclid, Enco Service Station reporting burglary of a business, Leon Evens reporting assault with a deadly weapon, Frank Hancock reporting assault and battery, and William Archmoody reporting theft from an auto.
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Lowton
Michael Floyd
Ash
Frank Russamonno
Billy Andrews
Fort Sill
Tommy Quick
Euclid
Enco
Second
Columbia
Leon Evens
Monroe
Frank
Deaths of Noni Phipps Schippers and Joseph L Stromme
Noni Phipps Schippers, 34, wife of Cincinnati Symphony Orches tra music director Thomas Schippers, died Saturday of cancer in Cincinnati. She was a descendant of W R Grace, former New York mayor and shipping founder. Joseph L Stromme, 84, assistant secretary of war under F D Roosevelt, died Friday in San Diego. He helped found North American Aviation and Seversky Aircraft, later Bell Aerospace.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Noni Phipps Schippers
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Schippers
W.R. Grace
New York
Joseph L. Stromme
San Diego
Calif
Franklin D. Roosevelt
North American Aviation Corp
Seversky Aircraft
Bell Aerospace Corp
Notable Obituaries Of Public Figures In AP Dispatches
Fred George Clark 82 founder of the American Economic Foundation and Young Crusaders organizer died Sunday. He moderated NBC radio Wake Up America 1939 1946. Fowler McCormick 74 former International Harvester president and chairman died Saturday. Maurice H Thatcher 102 former Kentucky congressman and Isthmian Canal Commission member died Saturday. Robert M Grannis 69 Republican editor and PR officer died Saturday.
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New York
Fred George Clark
The
American Economic Foundation
Young Crusaders
NBC
Palm Springs, Calif
Fowler McCormick
International Harvester Co
Washington (Ap
Robert M. Grannis
Republican National Committee
Republican
Washington
Maurice H. Thatcher
Kentucky
Boy 4 Dies in Rural Oklahoma House Fire
A 4-year-old boy identified as Mark Anthony Barcus died in a rural home fire near White Oak Oklahoma. His parents and a 7-year-old brother Christopher escaped. Vinita fire crews were notified but did not answer. the house was already destroyed and the fire’s cause remains undetermined.
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White Oak
Okla
Mark Anthony Barcus
Louis Barcus
Christopher
Vinita
French Rabbit Breeders Earn Half a Billion Yearly
A Paris report says income of French rabbit breeders rivals egg production, totaling about 500 million dollars annually. Separately, Lake Baikal holds about twenty percent of the world’s fresh water including glaciers and rivers, within the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Lake Baikal
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Vietnam Battlefield
Texas
Thomas F. Driscoll
Associated Press
Ind
Colo
Tacoma
Wash
United States
Vietnam
Air
Fort Sam _ Houston
Fort Carson
Fort Lewis
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Idaho
Luke Air Force Base
Ariz
Secret Service
Silver Spring
James E. Dunn II
Frank D. Hudson
National Peace Action Coalition
Council
Lawtonka
Yas
Bobbie Orr
Crenece
M.P.O
Sears
Sheridan
Automotive
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Tire and Auto Center
Lee Blvd
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