Premature Infant Survives After Month of Medical Team Care
In San Antonio a six week old, Stephen Strickland, treated by a large medical team including over 40 doctors and nurses, survived multiple heart resuscitations after a May 30 cesarean. He weighed 4 pounds at birth and returned home June 29 weighing 4 pounds 13 ounces, later showing 5 pounds 11 ounces on a Santa Rosa visit. The infant’s recovery relied on rapid blood draws from on duty staff and sustained ICU care at Santa Rosa Children's Hospital and Methodist Hospital.
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Catherine Rogers
Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital
Stephen
Santa Rosa
Grace Dilworth
China builds roads for border defense
U S intelligence says northern Laos road work by China aims to bolster border defense and aid North Vietnam, not aid Thai Burma insurgents. About 20 000 Chinese laborers on the project with 2 000 stationed for air defenses, radar weapons. Dien Bien Phu link likely supports northern Laos supply, deterring U S and Thai air action while the road stops short of the Mekong.
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Laos
Peking
Hanoi
Thailand
Burma
China
United States
U. S
Dien Bien Phu
North Vietnam
U.S
Mekong River
Mekong
Southeast Asia
Family pursues Amish land dream from Arkansas to Pennsylvania
The Eli Gerber family travels by horse drawn wagon from Hardy Arkansas to Pennsylvania seeking a New England homestead and land free of industrial development. They journey 20 to 25 miles daily, teach their children at each stop, and plan to avoid commercialization as they head toward New England.
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State College
Eli Gerber
Arkansas
New England
Pennsylvania
Gerber
Hardy
Ark
Ohio
Jerimiah
Elizabeth
Christian
Katie
DeLoach Named Interim Psychiatry Chair at UT Southwestern
Dr Ala W De Loach longtime chief of psychiatry at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas since 1966 was named interim chairman of the Department of Psychiatry at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas He also assumed the role of professor of psychiatry and chief of psychiatry at Parkland Hospital the system's teaching hospital
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Dallas
Ala
W. DeLoach
Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
DeLoach
Parkland Hospital
Southwestern
Is Concern for Vietnam Vets Coming Too Late?
Editor Tom Tiede surveys national neglect of 2.8 million Vietnam veterans. Veterans face college and job discrimination. Bruce Kessler forms Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace to curb stigma. Leaders warn that delayed action may be irreparable as attitudes and policies fail to honor those who served.
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Tom Tiede
New York
NEA
United States
America
Vietnam
Bruce Kessler
Navy
John O'Neill
San Antonio
Tex
Calley
Vietnam Veterans For
Johnnies
Kessler
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Dallas struggles to reduce blighted housing
Dallas planning director Jim Schroeder warned the City Council that the city trails the pace needed to eliminate blight. A federally assisted survey shows 19 000 residences in varying delapidation needing major repairs or demolition, with only 2 500 corrected annually. Residents from five sections urge action.
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Dallas
Jim Schroeder
Dear Helen Bottel helps a free spirit pursue life choices
A reader asks about delaying or avoiding children and tubal surgery amid family pressure. Helen Bottel advises that choosing a child-free marriage is valid, urges reflecting on changing ideas, and warns against immediate drastic actions. Additional letters share parenting warmth and light humor from readers.
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Helen
Nchifl
Hegg
Prairie View A&M among 15 Black colleges in poverty program
Prairie View A&M College is named among 15 historically black colleges chosen to help rural community development. The Office of Economic Opportunity awards 290000 dollars over two years to the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges to form a consortium for training and technical assistance to enable these schools to become major contractors and grantees.
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Prairie View
Tex
Prairie View A
M. College
South
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEC
National Association of State Universities and
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