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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1964

Page

5

Bloodstream Washes .22 Slug From Thigh To Lung

A 35 year old man accidentally shot himself in the thigh and the .22 slug traveled via the bloodstream to his lung. Herbert Fowler of Rome Ga underwent Emory University Hospital surgery to remove the bullet two weeks after the incident.

Atlanta Herbert Fowler Rome Emory University Hospital Fowler Emory Portland Maine

Navy commissions Polaris sub Greene named shipyard launches

The Navy commissioned the 50th nuclear powered Polaris submarine named for Nathanael Greene at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in New Hampshire. Nearby Bath Iron Works launched the guided missile frigate William H Standley named for a former naval chief of operations. In Camden New Jersey Rep Chet Holifield predicted nuclear propulsion will dominate future ships. Foreign Minister Rapacki of Poland plans a London visit to discuss a Security Conference with Wilson and Walker.

Portsmouth N.H Navy Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Nathanael Greene Bath Maine William H. Standley Chiefs of Naval Operations Russia Bath Iron Works Standley Camden N.J Chet Holifield D-Calif Joint Committee On Atomic Energy Congress Truxton Holifield Thomas Truxton Sen Claiborne Pell Rhode Island George Washington Continental Army London UPI Adam Rapacki Poland Soviet Union United States Rapacki Harold Wilson Patrick G. Walker Warsaw

Rehabilitation of Nikita Khrushchev Victims in Soviet Leadership

Konstantin G. Pysin, once agriculture minister under Khrushchev, was named first deputy premier of the Russian Federated Republic. The move follows his March 1963 dismissal and the earlier elevation of Ivan Volovchenko, amid a series of rehabilitations of Khrushchev era figures including Dinmukhamed Kunayev in Kazakhstan.

Moscow Konstantin G. Pysin Nikita Khruishchev Pysin Kuban Khrushchev Ivan Volovcchenko Pusin Soviet Communist Party Central Committee Dinmukhamed A. Kunayev Kazakhstan

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