Deaf patients at Springfield Hospital Center get TTY units
Dr Thomas F Krajewski superintendent accepts two Typewriter Telephone units for mentally ill deaf patients donated by Mount Airy Jaycees and Mrs Charles J Kelly with a Maryland Association for the Deaf unit already in use. Eight deaf patients participate as staff learn sign language to communicate through these machines enabling word display and copies of conversations.
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Thomas F. Krajewski
Springfield Hospital Center
Springfield
Mount Airy Jaycees
W. Paul Burkett
Charles J. Kelly
Maryland Association For the Deaf
England remembers D Day 40th anniversary events in Britain
The report recalls Southampton as a D Day embarkation hub, noting 1944 forces of 2.8 million under Eisenhower and Montgomery, with 60 percent of American troops sailing from Southampton. It highlights veterans returning for ceremonies, commemorations in Southampton and France, and visits by Reagan, Mitterrand, and Queen Elizabeth II among others.
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Southampton
England
France
Normandy
English Channel
Southampton Water
James O’donald Mays
Louisville
Southampton Dock
Mays
Grace Mary
Ringwood
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Germany
Ike
English
Channel
Southsea
Bursledon
Hamble
Southwick House
Portsmouth
Eisenhower
Ficers
Warsash
Bill Sharp
Rising Sun
Sharp
Britain
Bernard L. Montgomery
U.S
Polygon
Watts Park
John Savage
Savage
Ronald Reagan
Francois Mitterrand
Elizabeth II
Pregnancy prompts longer work life and foot care
In New York the trend finds working wives delaying motherhood and staying employed into late pregnancy. Obstetricians advise fitting roomier shoes after midday and breathable materials to combat swelling, with medicated powders and support stockings aiding comfort.
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New York
Leonard Roberts
New York City
Footwear Council
Roberts
Rival Sikh leaders duel for control at Golden Temple
In Amritsar, two self styled sants, Harchand Singh Longowal and Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, clash over strategy at the Golden Temple. Longowal leads a nonviolent autonomy movement, while Bhindranwale, armed and fiery, commands a mainly youthful following. The divide fuels tension as Punjab endures about 350 deaths in three years.
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Amritsar
India
Punjab
Harchand Singh Longowal
Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale
Golden Temple
New Delhi
Akali Dal
Moreba
Longowal
Bhindrapwale
Kindranwale
Bhindranwale
Ist
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Jacksonville
American Podiatry Association
Brant
the News
Feederick
Thunday Morcaivar
Ranjit Singh
Singh
LEES
Saxony
Lees Antron
Antron
Altron
Ultron
Durabie
Ser
Aoa Kehne
Buckeystown Pike
Evergreen Point
Frederick
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