The Year That Was January News Of Life And Death
A January roundup of global events features the USS Pueblo incident off North Korea, a Sicily exodus, heart transplants at Stanford and Cape Town, a devastating Sicily earthquake, Arctic drills, and the Super Bowl defeat as part of a year of unprece dented news. Notable figures include Nicola Cevelli, Dr Christiaan Barnard, and Philip Blaiberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Korea
Fueblo
U.S. Navy
Nicola Cevelli
Poggioreale
Joy Stilley
Associated Press
South Africa
California
New York
Stanford University
Central Center
Palo Alto
Mike Uouua My Ie Ova Ul Vapan
Kasperak
Pentagon
Sicily
Salelec Altel Avnda
Salaparata
Rosa Scandina
Naar
West
Lyn
Louis Block
Philip Blaiberg
Cape Town
Groot
Thule
Schuur Hospital
Greenland
Mediterranean
Menai DR Tea Tana Island
Rome
Ulve Haupt
Wraijuaneu US
Christiaan Barnard
Arctic
Miami
Green Bay
Packers
Oakland Ments
Raiders
Tonium
Excessively Involved Moms Blamed For Fat Children
New York report cites Dr George Krupp in Redbook saying obesity stems from mothers who smother infants with wrong kind of love. He notes emotionally charged eating as adults, with food as love, and mothers hindering independence through excessive involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Krupp
Redbook Magazine
Dr. Krupp
Associated Press News
Rose Parade Ride Reveals Cold Morning Parade Tales
A firsthand account of riding a float in the 1969 Rose Parade describes pre‑dawn preparation, the chill of the morning, and the shared tension as floats bounce along. The writer recalls companionship with Joan Parker and a moment of teamwork, ending with the parade’s crowds bringing warmth and joy to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
NEA
Los Angeles
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Joan Parker
Dodge
Reunion in Vietnam for Soldier Brothers
Washington AP reports Pfc. Arthur Kent, 18, and his brother Pfc. Darcey Kent, 19, stationed separately in South Vietnam, to spend Christmas together. Their mother Florence Kent of Wyoming Michigan letters House Minority Leader Gerald Ford asking for help reuniting the brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pfc
Arthur Kent
Darcey Kent
South Vietnam
Florence Kent
Wyoming
Mich
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Students Tour Potomac Edison General Office
David Raymer of Potomac Edison explains a computer operation during a tour of PE's General Office building on Downsville Pike. Students from Hagerstown Community College in Raymer's Electricity course listen as Bill Cook Larry McBee Craig Moore Don Weaver Ron Ridenour Del Kriner and Steve Palmer observe and learn about the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Raymer
Potomac Edison
Downsville Pike
Raymer
Bill Cook
Larry McBee
Craig Moore
Don Weaver
Ron Ridenour
del Kriner
Steve Palmer
Hagerstown Community College
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Leonard E. Lowry
Cearfoss
Jacob M. Ankeney
Clear Spring
Goodyear Farms
Phoenix
Arizona
Lowry and
Ankeney
Goodyear
Litchfield Park
Washington County Soil Conservation District
Lowry
Navy
Amoracc
Joan Crosby
NEA Entertainment
Joan
Bob Hope
Vietnam
Soldier Brothers
Woolworth's
W. Wash. St
HE Daily Mail
Hagerwe
Epsy
Local Cab CO
Merry
Eastern Products Corp
Penna. Ave
Virginia Carmichael
N. Potomac St
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Washington Street
Salem Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Maple Avenue
Smithsburg
Maryland
EMBER
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Porter Furniture CO
U.S. RT. 11
Greencastle, PA
Alana Beauty Salon
Sharpsburg Pike
Antietam
W. Antietam St
Hagerstown, Md
Mack Trucks, Inc
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