Fort Detrick News Doctorate Awarded In Microbiology
Fort Detrick Public Information Office reports John G. Ray Jr of the Medical Investigation Division earned a PhD in Microbiology at the University of Maryland commencement on June 5. His thesis studied rapid agglutination testing for tularemia. Ray, a Washington native, previously directed microbial labs at Fort Detrick and contributed to diagnostic medicine and interlaboratory serology work. Also noted, Norman D. Gary and John D. White were certified Diplomates by the American Board of Microbiology in Public Health and Laboratory Bacteriology without examination.
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John G. Ray, Jr
University of Maryland
College Park
Fort Detrick
Ray
Donald E. Shay
Schools of Dentistry and Pharmacy
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Dudley P. Glick
Physical Defense Division
Hospital Laboratory of Medical Investigations Division
Paul J. Kadall
Fairview Avenue
Frederick
Rosita Gaines
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Deborah Ann
John Gaines
American Board OF Microbiology
Norman D. Gary
John D. White
Gary
Indiana University
University of Buffalo
N.Y
White
Frederick County
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Echo Lake
Robert Rosato
Girl Scouts
Post
Baker Park
Shell
Dan Kolsrud
Camp Wilson
Bob Aird
Bob DeGrange
Camp Roosevelt
Camp Tapawingo
Virginia
Will Chapline
Howard Neufeld
John Rosapepe
Eric Dahlgren
Jeff Bradshaw
Michael Pannier
George Anderson
John Rowet
Douglas Caviness
Leo Villareal
Ken Bromfield
Oliver Cejka, Jr
Fred
Certification standards and personnel moves at Fort Detrick
The article outlines non examination certification requirements in microbiology and chronicles the careers of Dr. Gary and Dr. White, detailing their prior positions, degrees, and affiliations. It then covers Boy Scout activities at Troop 799 with campouts, service projects, staff assignments, and upcoming leader training and camps, plus a fishing adventure involving Lt. Col. Bradford and George Kline capturing a 21.5 pound carp on the Potomac River.
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Erick
Camp Philmont
New Mexico
al Miller
John Kondig
Warner Evans
Camp Roosevelt
Explorer Base
Camp Airy
Robert, K. Bradford
George W. Kline
Col. Bradford
Potomac
Camp Kanawha
Point of Rocks
George
Fox Bait Store
IRS Agent Sues For Tax Refund In Miami
Bernard L. Jaffe an Internal Revenue Service agent sues for a refund of 837 dollars claimed for 1960 to 1963 while studying law at the University of Miami. He says 3600 dollars deducted for study costs should be refunded. The IRS refused. A second item notes Chattanooga doctors offering guidance to high school football coaches to prevent injuries including physician presence at games and safety training.
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Miami, Fla
Bernard L. Jaffe
Internal Revenue Agent
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
University of Miami
Jaffe
Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga
Hamilton County Medical Society
Midway DEW Line Patrol Ends After 1958 Run
On April 30 the last Navy Super Constellation patrol was launched from Midway Island ending the 24 hour daily DEW line coverage. The DEW extension is terminated. planes mothballed and crews reassigned as DoD cites declining manned bomber threat and disperses personnel.
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Midway Island
U.S. Navy
Alaska
North Pacific
Honolulu
Department of Defense
Cold War Air Barrier Patrol Ends Across Pacific
The large airborne warning barrier centered at Barber's Point and Midway Island winds down as aircraft and ships are withdrawn. Navy crews of 340 officers and 1,700 enlisted men formerly manned 26 planes with six tons of gear, flying 17 hour missions from Midway to the Aleutians through fog and demanding cold weather.
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U.S
Atlantic
Pacific
North Pacific
Barber's Point Naval Air Station
Honolulu
Midway Island
Aleutians
Dave Fore
Corpus Christi
Tex
Fore
Military aircrew life on long-range missions described
The article notes crews in Constellations sleeping four hours and resting three, with beds called racks. Chief pilot Lt. Bob Palmquist of Columbia, Missouri, says the arrangement is workable and that there is ample flying if one enjoys it. The piece conveys the routine on a 1965 era air mission and the perceived comforts of the sleeping setup.
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Honolulu
Bob Palmquist
Columbia
Production Up Seventh Month In Row
Industrial production rose in May for the seventh straight month. The Federal Reserve index increased from 140.8 in April to 141.3 in May with gains in machinery and other business equipment driving the rise. The index uses 100 for the 1957 59 average.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Perambulate on a Grounds Tour of Inspection
Word study centers on perambulate meaning to walk through or over to travel over in order to inspect The engineer will perambulate the grounds tomorrow on a tour of inspection.
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John G. Ray Jr
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Teena
Bausch & Lamb
Modern Pharmacy
Ken Shockman
Midway Dew
Mark
SatinTone
Satin
Aviewconen Walt
Tanx Masonry Oat
Ener
Satintone Magee Newenanee
Rice’s Color Center
Frederick's
Prants Drugstones
North Market Street
Prospect Shopping Center
Eatie
Efoples Drug Stores
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