War wounds fill Cantho hospital in South Viet Nam report
The Cantho civilian hospital in the Mekong Delta treats about 500 civilian casualties each month, many infected and in shock. Surgeons note severe overcrowding, limited blood supply, and transfers to Saigon for burns and head injuries, with 456 beds serving 420000 province residents.
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New York Times
Cantho
South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Saigon
Hanoi
Washington
U. S
Frank A. Camp
Rochester
N. Y
Camp
Air Force
Phong Dinh
Train Wreck Near Templeton Injures 24
Twenty four people were injured when a Union Pacific City of Los Angeles passenger train derailed near Templeton Iowa. About 20 were taken to Carroll hospital and four to Manning. The train with about 200 passengers derailed after a sudden stop to avoid a freight on a siding on a single line. No collision occurred and 19 cars plus a five unit diesel left the tracks. only the lead diesel overturned. The eastbound train was en route from Los Angeles to Chicago on Milwaukee Road tracks between Omaha and Chicago.
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Templeton
Iowa
Union Pacific
Here
Carroll
Manning
Los Angeles
Omaha
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Chicago
Herschel Redfearn Ex-Area Man Dies in Chicago
Herschel Redfearn 55 formerly of West Frankfort died of a heart attack in Chicago. He lived at 402 N Adams St West Frankfort and had distributed Silver King vacuums in the area for 25 years. He is survived by his wife Opal and a brother Elbert. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Reedy Funeral Home West Frankfort with Rev. Caraway officiating. Burial Tower Heights Cemetery West Frankfort.
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West Frankfort
Chicago
N. Adams St
Silver King
Nelson
Clara Bryant Redfearn
Opal Leedy
Heerlin
Elbert Redfearn
Reedy Funeral Home
Lester Caraway
Herrin
Tower Heights
Meredith Leads Walk Toward Negro Voter Registration in Mississippi
James Meredith marches from Memphis toward Jackson to spur Mississippi Negro voter registration. He plans a 225 mile trek with a six man party, aiming to tear down fear and encourage the 450,000 unregistered Black voters in the state.
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Memphis
Tenn
James Meredith
Mississippi
Tennessee- Mississippi
Jackson
Meredith
Mississippi State Capitol
State Line
Reprimand Planned For Adlai Stevenson's Tax Debate
Adlai Stevenson III faces possible political backlash within the Illinois Democratic Party over his opposition to the Revenue Amendment. Governor Kerner shows support while Sen. Douglas hails him as an asset to the ticket. Republicans argue his stance undermines tax reform as November votes approach.
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Springfield
Adlai
Rep
Stevenson
William J. Scott
Illinois
Washington Post
Democratic Party
James A. Ronan
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Douglas
Sen
Paul Douglas
Ronan
Harris Rowe
Jacksonville
Politi
Off Broadway One-Act Programs Signal New Writers
Stanley Kauffmann surveys eight off Broadway bills over five months, mostly one act, to gauge if a revival of the form is rising. He notes economic pressures, small casts, and mixed results from Maxime Furland and Lawrence Weinberg, whose plays show talent but lack decisive artistic purpose.
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Stanley Kauffmann
New York Times
New York
Maxime Furland
Lawrence Weinberg
Furland
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Says New Remedy
New York special reports a new healing substance Bio Dyne used in Preparation H that allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Observations claim lasting improvement across years and many hemorrhoid types, with no narcotics or anesthetics.
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New York, N. Y
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