Lindbergh son shifts from aviation to ocean diving innovator
Jon Morrow Lindbergh, 33, follows his father Charles Lindbergh by pursuing ocean development through commercial diving and underwater work. He leads Ocean Systems in Seattle after Navy service and Union Carbide involvement, overseeing submarine programs, pipeline installs, and deep-water explorations while balancing family life on Bainbridge Island.
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Wash
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Charles
Jon Morrow Lindbergh
Stanford
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Union Carbide Corp
Ocean Systems, Inc
Union Carbide
Lin
Oregon
California
Puget Sound
Anacortes
San Juan Islands
Jon Tikee
Barbara
Kristina
Wemly
Lars
Lief
Erik
Bainbridge Island
the Sound
Lindbergh
Robert Stenart
Atlantic
Bahama Islands
Rare Operation Slated To Save Two Cancer Victims
Robert F. Allen and a Philadelphia man with osteogenic sarcoma face a pioneering tissue transplant at Roswell Park. Each will donate cancer tissue to the other's thigh to provoke cancer resistance, an experimental approach with uncertain success.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Robert F. Allen
Allen
Tucson
Ariz
Philadelphia
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
University of Illinois
Sigmond H. Nadler
Roswell Park
New York State
Cancer Research and Treatment Center
Nadler
George E. Moore
Detroit Woman Returns to Congo Orphanage
Filla Haller of Detroit plans a return to the Congo to restore her orphanage freed by government troops in 1960 and 1964. She travels with daughter Geneva Grace and Congolese twins, seeks to aid orphans amid rebel danger near Idiofa, while relying on World Wide Missions support.
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Detroit
Congo
Filla Haller
Detroit Save
New York
Ter
Geneva Grace
Bernie
Gary
Rachel
Pentagon forges draft of male nurses in historic move
Washington reports the Pentagon seeks 900 male nurses for Army and Navy starting April, with 700 for the Army and 200 for the Navy. Officials admit 900 is unlikely due to shortage of qualified men, while drafts may send most nurses overseas rather than to Viet Nam.
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Pentagon
Defense
Army
Navy
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Europe
U.S
Air Force
Six Million Contract Authorized for Hagerstown Route
The State Roads Commission awarded a 5.77 mile I 70 bypass segment in Washington County to Wright Contracting Co of Columbus GA. SRC chairman John B Funk called it the largest SRC bid ever, aside from Kennedy Memorial Highway bonds.
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State Roads Commission
Washington County
Hagerstown
John B Funk
SRC
Wright Contracting Co
Columbus
Funk
Kennedy Memorial Highway
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