Man Recounts Fatal Sting and Emergency Prep
A man recalls his father’s fatal insect sting and stresses allergy awareness. Doctors advise carrying an epinephrine kit and antihistamines, with quick stinger removal and medical treatment to reduce future reactions. A study found 95 percent of hyposensitized patients showed less severe responses after subsequent stings.
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American Family Physician
American Academy of Family Physicians
Mary Ann Passero
Susan C. Dees
Durham
N.C
Committee On Insects
The
American Academy of Allergy
Hunt Hired to smear Ellsberg linked to White House role
Senate Watergate documents show E Howard Hunt sought to smear Daniel Ellsberg to gain leverage before the Ellsberg burglary and was hired as a White House consultant. Colson taped notes discuss turning Ellsberg into a martyr and using news outlets to exploit the case. Ehrlichman and three plumbers face charges over the break in.
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Washington
Howard Hunt
Daniel Ellsberg
Fins
White House
Ellsberg
Senate Watergate Committee
Hunt
Charles W. Colson
Colson
H.R. Haldeman
House Un-American Activities Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Hiss
Ehrichman
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Con
Golson
Pentagon
White ‘House
Elisbere
Ehrlichman
Senate
Los Angeles
Joseph M. Montoya
Dn.m
Watergate Committee
Strom Thurmond
R- 1
S.C
Thurmond
Congress
Open Heart Club of the Southwest Plans Sunday Meeting
About 500 former open heart surgery patients from Methodist Hospital are invited to the Open Heart Club of the Southwest third quarterly meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Texas Tech University Center ballroom. James O. Davidson of Lubbock, the club president, will lead.
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Methodist Hospital
Open Heart Club of the Southwest
Texas Tech University Center
James O. Davidson
Lubbock
James Boydston
Balls
Janice Crawford
Jan Pickett
Donald L. Bricker
Martin L. Dalton
Alvin Hensley
Roger Kuykendall
R.C. Taylor
AMA Official Indicted in Bank Funds Conspiracy
The AMA board chairman Dr. John Robert Kernodie of Burlington and six North Carolina businessmen were indicted by a federal grand jury on misapplication of bank funds in a conspiracy involving about 1.8 million dollars. Kernodie and Norman Graham Smith allegedly conspired to secure unsafe direct loans for personal interests.
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Washington
The
American Medical Association
North Carolina
John Robert Kernodie
Burlington
N.C
AMA
North State Bank of
U.S. District Court
Winston-Salem
Kernolie
Norman Graham Smith
North State Bank
North Carolina State Banking Commission
Record 112 Foot Wave Off San Diego in 1933
A historic report notes the largest recorded wave reached 112 feet from trough to crest near San Diego California in 1933, marking a milestone in ocean wave measurements.
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San Diego
Calif
Pecan or Dark Oak Finish Drag Table in Spanish Style
A display drag with a 25 inch length offered in Spanish style. Available in pecan or dark oak finish. Built for decorative use and small spaces. Selection highlights finish and craft details.
Solid-State Super Video Range Tuner
A compact solid state device offers customized tuning with automatic tint guard control and a 5 by 3 inch speaker for compact home entertainment use.
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Cameron
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