Navy Doctor Removes Shell Fragment From Marine Abdominal Wound
At Khe Sanh a young Navy doctor treats Pfc. Robert Mussari after a mortar shell fragments embed in his abdomen. The piece, near 3.5 by 4 inches, was part of the shell’s warhead and could explode at any moment. An emergency operation in a sandbag bunker, led by Lt. Edward Feldman, removed the metal with careful steps and light guidance from Corpsman Roger Tillotson. Mussari remained conscious throughout and was later evacuated by air.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
Robert Mussari
Scranton
Edward Feldman
Forest Hills
N.Y
Feldman
Musari
Mussari
U S Greece Resume Ties Dim View of Recognition Question
The United States resumes normal diplomatic contacts with Greece after formal recognition of the military regime. Ambassador Talbot says it is a resumption of normal ties, as Turkey already recognized the regime amid King Constantine’s exile.
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Athens
United States
Greece
U.S
Philips Talbot
Panayiotis Pipeinelis
Talbot
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Constantine
Rome
Turkey
NATO
Slender-X Diet Pill Ad Promises Easy Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Slender-X as a no prescription slimming aid. It claims rapid calorie cutting with tablets taken before and between meals, promising a calmer feeling than other pills and a money back guarantee. Available as a two week supply for $2.98 at University Drugs in Carbondale Illinois.
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University Drugs
Carbondale
Ilinois
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