Heimlich Maneuver Saves Lives In Food Choking Crisis
A letter from John H. Rhode of Jewish Hospital Cincinnati highlights the Heimlich technique as a simple, externally applied rescue for choking victims. Dr. Henry Heimlich reports increasing national awareness and dozens of testimonial letters praising its success, including a note from George McGovern.
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Steve Canyon
John H. Rhode
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Rhode
Henry Heimlich
Dr. Heimlich
Sioux Falls
Ms. Petrovic
Giebink
George McGovern
United States Senate
Kansas City Woman Recovers After Heimlich Like Aid
A Kansas City, Missouri woman choking at a table received abdominal thrusts from a nearby man assumed to be a doctor. The technique released the obstruction and her condition improved, though two ribs were cracked in the process. She then finished her dinner.
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Cornelius Roach
Kansas City
Elwood Richardson Business Manager Jim Mills Managing Editor
Elwood Richardson serves as business manager and Jim Mills as managing editor in a noted newsroom. The two hold senior roles shaping operations and editorial direction at the publication.
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Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Jim Mills
Japan urged to clarify nuclear policy amid naval access debate
Kiichi Miyazawa outlines a unified government view on U S warships with nuclear weapons and Japanese waters. The statement leaves whether introduced means aboard ships or on Japanese soil ambiguous. The piece argues for clear policy to reduce public tension and protect security ties with the United States.
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Kiichi Miyazawa
Japan
U.S
U. S
Haig dog transport questioned by Aspin over 130 mile trip
Rep. Aspin questions Army use of a staff car to move Gen. Alexander Haig's dog Duncan from Frankfurt to Stuttgart at government expense. Haig says he was unaware of the arrangement. Aspin urges collection of charges and a full report.
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Jim Fiebig
Les Aspin
D-Wis
U.S. European Command
Army
Alexander M. Haig
Duncan
Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Haig
Allied Forces
Europe
Aspin
Beagle
United States
Secretary of the Army
Ford
John Dean
Rep
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for home delivery by carrier and motor route, Sunday options, calendar month and four-week periods, and mail subscription rates for domestic and international readers. It notes advance payment requirements and states the paper's founding year as 1857.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
All young people not punk, not all punks
A reader disputes Jim Current's letter calling youths punks. The writer urges fair treatment for ages 12 15, argues recreation centers curb trouble, questions policing, and recalls adults snatching purses while noting youth grievances.
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Mall
Jim Current
Middletown
Murphy’s
Charles Luckey Dies After Creutzfeld Jakob Disease
Charles Pinckney Luckey of Middlebury Connecticut died January 21 after a rapid decline from Creutzfeld Jakob disease. A beloved Congregational Church minister, he preached his last sermon with his son at the lectern and left a moving credo on facing death with faith.
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Charles Pinckney Luckey
Middlebury
Conn
Congregational Church
Taft School
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Charlie
Creutzfeld-Jakob
Charles Luckey
The Other Side of Nursing Home Care and Love
A letter arguing that compassion drives nursing home care not money. The writer highlights nurse aides, janitors, cooks, recreational staff, volunteers, and dedicated nurses who give love, spend break time with residents, and mourn alongside them, while noting care flaws.
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