Tiny sensor eyes space heart check for astronauts
Dr Joseph J Combs Jr developing a thumbnail sized instrument to measure heart output and chest vibrations. Tested at Barnes Hospital and McDonnell space chamber the sensor weighs two grams and can be placed on the chest outside clothing. It aims to reveal causes of space heart and may aid clinical medicine by replacing invasive methods.
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St. Louis, Mo
Joseph J. Combs Jr
Combs
Coms
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
McDonnell
Space Chamber
Man Bound To Jury In Stair Case
A 52-year-old man, Ray Taylor of 1896 Middleton-Eaton Road, was bound over to the Butler County grand jury in Municipal Court yesterday on a stabbing with intent to wound charge. Taylor pled innocent, waived preliminary hearing, and a $2,500 bond was set by Judge J. T. Lamb. The incident occurred December 26 in front of the Knights of Columbus Hall where Perry Craft, 52, of 2149 Renee Drive, was stabbed in the back and stomach. Craft and his wife Eva, 62, were later fined for disorderly conduct after warrants charged them with cursing Mrs. Taylor. Other cases: Larry W. Wills and Samuel P. Creech fined $200 and costs, three days in jail, license suspended one year for DUI. Edward Zapp fined for false report and intoxication. Mildred Burkhart fined for disorderly conduct and intoxication. Charges of interfering with arrest and abusing a police officer were withdrawn.
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Butler County Grand Jury
Ray Taylor
Middleton - Eaton Road
J. T. Lamb
Taylor
Perry Craft
Renee Drive
Knights of Columbus
First Ave
Craft
The
Labor Temple, Inc
Eva
Juanita Taylor
Lamb
Larry W. Wills
Harlan Sr
Samuel P. Creech
Covington
Wills
S. Verity Parkway
Yankee Road
Creech
State Patrol
Cincinnati - Dayton
Edward Zapp
N. Broad St
Mildred Burkhart
S. Main St
Ima Jean Carr
West Place
Trenton
Bitter Siberian winds bring European ice and snow
Bitter winds from Siberia spread ice and snow over much of Europe as Britain braces for a cold spell that could last about 30 days.
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London
Siberia
Europe
Britain
Two Ohio Officers Honored for Rescue on Route 25
In Piqua Ohio AP Col Robert M Chiaramonte awarded the Ohio Highway Patrol Superintendent's Citation to Patrolman Richard D Landversicht of the Dayton Post and Deputy Charles C Joyce of Montgomery County for rescuing a severely injured woman trapped between a burning car and a fence on December 12 1965 on U S 25 north of Dayton. Landversicht received burn treatment for injuries sustained during the rescue.
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Piqua
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Richard D. Lamdversicht
Dayton
Charles C. Joyce
Montgomery County
Viet Nam Coalition Would Lead To Chaos Warns Scholar
Dr. Jeffrey Y. Mao of Wittenberg University urged the Cincinnati audience that a coalition government including Communists in South Viet Nam would fail and lead to chaos. He argued partition might be preferable to annihilation and warned against U S withdrawal without guaranteeing self determination for South Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
Jeffrey Y. Mao
Wittenberg University
United Nations General Assembly
Johnson
Viet Nam
Mao
Ho Chi Minh
United States
Viet Cong
South
North Viet Nam
U. S
U.N
Asia
U.S
Red China
South Nam
Africa
Latin Africa
Chence
Gression
Atomic exhibit opens for kids at Chicago museum
The Atomic Energy Commission will open a children focused exhibit at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry on Wednesday. The five foot tall exhibit allows only children inside while adults watch on closed circuit TV from a parents waiting room.
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Chicago
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Chicago Museum of Science and Industry
Breweries Fill One Billion Cans Of Beer Each Year
American breweries produce about one billion beer cans annually, reflecting large scale packaging and distribution across major markets. Industry data show sustained demand for canned beer, with major brands and regional brewers expanding canning capacity to meet consumer appetite.
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American Breweries
Community Classes and Membership Rates Listed
The notice outlines weekly hours Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 3:00. Membership costs include Single 5 dollars and Family 10 dollars with higher tiers Contributing 25, Sustaining 850. A 12 dollar 8 week option and various class fees appear for adults and children, plus weaving at 25 dollars for 10 weeks and 1.50 per weaving lesson.
Mount Vernon Man Files For Governor
William L. White of Mount Vernon becomes the first candidate to file for the Republican nomination for governor in Ohio. White notes this is his third filing attempt. Governor James A. Rhodes is expected to file as the GOP nominee.
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Columbus
Ohio
William L. White
Mount Vernon
White
Secretary of State’s
James A. Rhodes
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Raleigh, N.C
Aerospace Medicine Laboratory
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Space Heart Recorder
Joseph Combs
Stair
Landversicht
Middletown
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
Margaret Myer
Queenie Bourrough
Jeanette MacMillar
Diane Schurte
Peter Brown
Kahn
Tytus
Monthru
U.S. Choice
Beech
White Villa
Kraft
Florida
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