White House taps Dr Robert Stone for NIH director
The White House announced Robert Stone of the University of New Mexico as incoming director of the National Institute of Health. Stone, 51, a pathologist, previously dean of medicine and health sciences at UNM, would replace Robert Q. Marston. no Senate confirmation is required. He formerly taught at UCLA. The report also notes Navy chaplain candidate Diana Pohlman, future Confederate Heroes Day legislation in Texas, and various brief items.
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White House
Robert Stone
University of New Mexico
National Institute of Health
Nixon
Stone
Gerald L. Warren
Senate
Hiroshima
Robert Q. Marston
New Mexico
University of California At Los Angeles
Lye
Navy
Pohlman
Occidental College
University of Wiscnsin
United Presbyterian Church
Princeton Seminary
Chaplain School
Newport
K.1
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jeffurson Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
Davis
Robert Feleb
State Senate
Lee
Four luxury cars driven in high speed chase end with sailors jailed
Memorial Day 1978 remembered after a light speed pursuit in Long Beach where four stolen Lincoln Mercury cars were taken from a dealer. Three sailors from Lone Beach Naval Station were booked for auto theft and two suspects remained at large. Carlous Dee Carter, 15, and Von Elliott White, 20, were captured after wrecks and hideouts near Fifth Street, Maine Avenue, Cherry Avenue, and the Artesia Freeway. A fourth car was found at the Long Beach Naval Station.
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Luntington Beach
San Diego
Longe Beach
Polie
Lone Beach Naval Station
Tured
Carlous Dee Carter
Fifth Street
Maine Avenue
Canal Avenue
Parade Street
Long Beach Naval Station
Carnival rig plunges off cliff killing four on highway
A carnival truck veered off State Route 142 near here and plunged 800 feet after striking two cars. The driver Edwin Calwell, 28, of San Francisco, and passenger Charles Grimatey Jr., 28, of Utah, died alongside five relatives of the second auto’s occupants, including Ernest Sorensen, 84, and Agnes Schefcik, 73. Judge W. Wallace Kent, 87, of the Sixth U.S. Circuit, died of a heart attack in Kalamazoo.
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Highway Patrol
Oifiers
Here
Edwin
Sonny” Catwell
San Francisco
Calwell
Charles Grimatey Jr
Utah
Ernest 4. Sorensen
Altadena
Agnes Schefcik
Pasadena
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Princeton Theological Seminary
Washington, D.C
Naval Annex
Washington
Nunn
Louie B. Nunn
Kentucky
Befare
Dale Hollow Lake
Burkesville
Gand Samarifan Hospital
Lexington
Nujut
Tiz4 Minnelli
New York
London
Peter Sellers
Sellers
Miss Minnelli
Desi Atnazor
Brian Tines
US. Navy
Emmett H. Tidd
Navy Recruiting Command
Brian
Charles Tines
Sterling Heights
Mi¢h
Tines
Kennedy Library
Edward Kennedy
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Caroline Kennedy
John J. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Plex
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
APL Faslos
Golden Ave
Cherry Avenue
Artesia
Johnnie Millon Jr
Evelyn Lincoln
Kalamazoo
Mich
W. Wallace Kent
U. S
Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Western Michigan Federal District
Appeals Court
Wisuttie Sale
Wamsutta
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Palne Bay
Fok
Naire
Cefanese
King Ray
Toxekroony Accessories
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Ines
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Bullock
Clark Avenue
Takewood
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