Hospital News Admits and Discharges Late January 1971
A hospital brief lists patients admitted and discharged from January 26 to February 1 1971. It names Kaye Schleich Amelia Ornelas Estella Guzman Ruth Scull Frank Bradley Glenda Arvizu Norma Landreth Larry Brewer Mary Rayos and baby girl among ad admissions and discharges across several dates with multiple couples and newborns mentioned.
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Kaye Schleich
Amelia Ornelas
Estella Guzman
Ruth Scull
Frank Bradley
Glenda Arvizu
Norma Landreth
Larry Brewer
Mary Rayos
Baby Girl
Socorra Mendoza
Nelda Bardin
Joyce White
Dolores Muniz
Dixie Stephen
Frank F. Bradley
Ann Duncan
James Brown
Eloisa Nunez
Pearl Peer
Joe P. Watters
Gloria Vejil
Glenda Belle Arvizu
Seninda Gil
Elizabeth Khan
Births in Pecos area list multiple newborns this month
A Pecos area birth notice reports a string of newborns with parents and addresses. Names include Jesus Guzman born Jan 26, a baby girl to Manuel Navarette at 916 N Hickory, and a baby girl to Jose L Mendoza at 1601 Johnson, plus other births to Benny Nuncy Armando Gil and Mary Morales with dates Jan 30 Feb 1 and locations Toyah Pecos.
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Manuel
Navarette
Hickory
Pecos
Benny Nuncy
Jan
Power Shortages Forecast With No Quick Relief
Washington AP reports a Federal Power Commission official warns electricity shortages will worsen across the Northern United States. Since January 19 voltage cutbacks have hit Chicago New England and mid-Atlantic pools with up to 5 percent cuts and the outlook remains bleak through winter and into next summer.
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Federal Power Commission
Chicago
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PJM
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Virginia
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Illinois
Commonwealth Edison Co
Carver
Flippen Is Dead Flippen Is Dead
LOS ANGELES AP Jay C. Flippen a wry raspy comedian and character actor who lost his right leg to gangrene and continued acting died Wednesday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital He was about 70 Flippen known for Ensign OToole as Dean Jones naval chief and for Western sheriff roles in films such as Flying Leathernecks The Wild One Far Country Oklahoma He lost his leg after a 1964 leg infection and later returned to acting using a wheelchair for roles on NBC Western Wolves in Front Jackals Behind and The Virginian.
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Dean Jones
Navy
Ensign O'Toole
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
New York
Little Rock
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Hollywood
Oklahoma
Early U.S. Census Began in 1790 with Virginia Enumerations
The encyclopedia notes the first United States census occurred in 1790 while Virginia conducted its own enumerations starting in 1624, reflecting early population data efforts in colonial and national records.
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U.S
Virginia
Encyclopaedia Britannica
French Cardinal Villot Seen as Likely Next Pope
Vatican reports indicate Jean Marie Cardinal Villot, 65, is the leading candidate to succeed Pope Paul VI. The French cardinal holds top Vatican posts and is described as candid, punctual, and open minded. Other French and Italian prospects are named as papabili in this era of increasing Vatican internationalization.
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Pope Paul VI
Cardinal Villot
Pope Paul
Michele Cardinal Pellegrino
Turin
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Vatican Congregation For Education
Francois Marty
Paris
French Conference of Bishops
Antonio Cardinal Poma
Bologna
Italian Bishops Conference
Pellegrino
Adrian VI
Roman Curia
Curia
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Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Villot
Heath to Visit West Germany and Meet European Leaders
British Prime Minister Edward Heath plans a March 21 to 23 visit to West Germany for talks with Chancellor Willy Brandt on East West relations and Britain’s bid for European Community membership. He may also meet President Georges Pompidou in the spring for the same purposes.
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London
Edward Heath
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Britain
George Pompidou
Apollo 14 Moon Landing Preps and Battery Check
Apollo 14 began lunar orbit after a successful third stage impact. Shepard and Mitchell planned a 33 1/2 hour lunar stay with two excursions to set up a nuclear science station and to collect ancient rocks near Cone crater. They faced risky descent to Fra Mauro, with TV coverage by three networks and a splashdown slated for Tuesday. The crew earlier wrestled with battery voltages during checkout, but Mission Control deemed the systems satisfactory for landing.
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Antares
Fra Mauro Highlands
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Cone
Lunar
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Joe Engle
Joe
Astronaut Engle
Kitty Hawk
Allies Launch New Dewey Canyon Operation In Indochina
The Vietnamese and Laotian border area sees light combat as the U S commands a major new Dewey Canyon operation aimed at disrupting North Vietnamese supply routes. U S air power, artillery, and helicopter units support three divisions, with brief clashes yielding several enemy and allied casualties and one American helicopter evacuee fatality.
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Peking
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U. S
Dewey Canyon
Khe Sanh
A Shau Valley
U.S
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Kennedy Portraits Display Quietly at White House
Jackie Kennedy visits the Kennedy family after the president's death as portraits of the late president and Mrs Onassis are placed in the White House. The works, commissioned by the White House Historical Association at 15000 dollars each, are set near the ground floor diplomatic reception room. Mrs Onassis approved the arrangements and urged a simple display rather than a ceremonial unveiling.
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Nedy
Canada Economic Slowdown Despite Export Boom
The article analyzes Canada’s 1970 upturn with exports rising but unemployment stubbornly high. It notes major exports didn’t create many jobs, productivity lagged, and real growth slowed to about 3 percent. It contrasts Canada with the United States on inflation and unemployment figures for 1970. Canada’s CPI rose 1.5 to 1.6 percent versus 5.1 to 5.2 percent in the U.S., and December 1970 unemployment stood at 6 percent in the U.S. and 6.6 percent in Canada.
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