London Surgeon Reports Successful Muscle Transplant
A century of failed attempts ended when Noel Thompson at Middlesex Hospital conducted a successful muscle transplant turning a donor muscle from the foot or forearm into a facial site. The denervated muscle gains vascularization, lowers metabolic needs, and nerve growth to the new site takes two to three months.
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London
UPI
Medical News-Tribune
Noel Thompson
Middlesex Hospital
Britain
the Weekly
Thompson
Boston
Mledical News-Tribune
Great Weekend for Learning the National Anthem TV Review
Hollywood columnist Rick Du Brow critiques New Year's weekend football coverage. He praises announcers and the Rose Bowl game underdog Stanford win, criticizes hype around losses, and notes upcoming pro basketball clash and Lyndon Johnson interview.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Mehbir
Stanford
Michigan
Soldiers raid Belfast club arrest 100 after barricade clash
British troops stormed the St. Marys Club near the Dockside in Belfast arresting 100 inside after a barricade and melee. Two club members and a soldier were injured. Troops used gas canisters and entered amid flying bottles as patrons resumed serving drinks once the brawl ended.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
St. Mary’s Club
Irish Republic Army Ira
Nixon presses new air strikes on North Vietnam
Washington reports that President Nixon approved renewed heavy air attacks on North Vietnamese military targets after intelligence warned Hanoi planned a major push. The aim is to deter ground force withdrawals by January and avert a strategic setback along the Ho Chi Minh trail and Southeast Asia borders.
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Stewart Hensley
UPI
Washington
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S
White House
United States
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
China
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Saigon
Hanki
Desert Park hosts first recreation classes in Scottsdale
Desert Park at 15401 N Hayden Rd opens for the first time with eight week courses including interior decorating, flower arranging, guitar, fitness, ballet, creative dance, painting and crafts. Fees range from 3 to 6 dollars. Registration occurs Monday to Friday at Eldorado Center and Wednesday at Desert Park.
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Desert Park
N. Hayden Rd
City of
Eldorado Center
Miller Road
Sihanouk's Khmer Rouge Ties Ebb Amid Cam bodian Struggles
In exile from Peking Prince Sihanouk loses influence as Khmer Rouge gain distance. Refugees report peasants still honor him but Khmer Rouge leaders insult him privately. After his overthrow the country splits between allied cities and communist countryside, with Khmer Rouge relying on North Vietnamese support. Sihanouk maintains some respect in republic areas and denies being a Communist.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Norodom Sihanouk
Peking
National Union of Cambodia
Radio
Khmer Rouge
Sihanouk
Kratie
Unut
Namese
Samdech Euv
Hohokam Roots Hint Mexico Link Via Arizona Study
Anthropologist Dr. Alfred E. Dittert Jr of Arizona State University argues in Arizona Highways that early southern Arizona inhabitants migrated from the south, with Hohokam and Cochise culture developments tracing to Mexico. He notes settlements along the Gila and Salt Rivers and that Salado influence rivals local origins.
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ASU
Alfred Dittert
Tempe
Arizona
Alfred E. Dittert Jr
Arizona State University
Arizona Highways
South
Casa Grande
Dittert
Museum of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Gila
Salt
Mogollon Rim
Flagstaff
Salt River Valley
Gila-Salt Area
Salado
Mexico
Central Arizona Regional Science Fair Set For April 1914
The 19th annual Central Arizona Regional Science Fair will be held April 1914 on the Arizona State University campus in the men’s physical education gym. Dr. Tom Thomson directs the event open to seventh through twelfth grade students in central Arizona. Senior divisions cover multiple science fields and junior entries may be individual or group projects. Sweepstakes prizes send two winners to the 23rd International Science and Engineering Fair in New Orleans, late April to early May. Entry blanks and details are available via Phoenix Newspapers Inc. public relations, 120 E. Van Buren, Phoenix, with requests by February 15.
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Arizona State University
Tom Thomson
Central
Arizona
CARSF
New Orleans
Phoenix Newspapers Inc. Department of Public Relations
E. van Buren
Phoenix
Ariz
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