A JAB A JIFFY AND IT S OVER
Kris Palmer watches as laboratory technician Gil bert Noriega draws blood from her finger for RH typing. Barbara Smith performs A-B-O typing on Kris’s sample. The procedure is part of a PTA Civil Defense pilot, typing blood from Blenman School and Doolen Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kris Palmer
Gilbert Noriega
Barbara Smith
Tom
Kris
Civil Defense
Blood of Blenman School
Doolen Junior High
Mass Blood Typing In Tucson Schools By PTA And Civil Defense
A Tucson pathologist introduces a fast finger-prick blood typing method in two schools, typing over 500 students in experiments at Blenman and later Doolen Junior High. The program, costing about 1.50 per child, produces rapid AB0 and RH results with double checks and bracelets listing type and RH factor for each participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Schellie
Civil Defense
PTA
Tucson
Louis Hirsch
Blenman
Hirsch
Military Revolt Hinted Under Way In Argentina
Reports say a revolutionary plot targets President Frondizi with suspected military unrest in Cordoba and other garrisons. Police move on generals and admirals while Cordoba and Campo de Mayo troops reportedly back dissident leaders linked to Peronist and anti Peron forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Cordoba
Juan Peron
Campo de Mayo
Salta
Frondizi
Bar
Peron
Alfredo Vitolo
Moonshining Persists In Kentucky
In Kentucky the moonshining trade remains active with IRS data showing increased arrests, still seizures, and vehicles seized in late 1958. Repeat offenders are common, and many moonshiners view illicit distilling as livelihood, hobby, and tradition amid coal mine layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
UPI
Kentucky
Hill
Alcoholic and Tobacco Tax Division
Internal Revenue Service
Revenoeers
Public Education Presses Aged Aid Program Ahead
Arizona leaders Grace Schell and Oliver Garretson promote a White House Conference on Aging with goals of legislative action and adult education. They return from Washington after being named to a 130 member national committee and outline local plans, funding, and statewide coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Grace Schell
Oliver K. Garretson
Flemming
Eisenhower
Garretson
Fannin
South Koreans Kill Intruders Near DMZ
In a gun battle about 12 miles south of the DMZ one South Korean soldier was killed and six wounded while three unidentified intruders faced combat. The U N command said one intruder was killed and the other two captured, likely infiltrators from North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Cordoba Dissidents Target High-Ranking Officers
Bonnecarrere and Rear Adm. Arturo Ria were reported under arrest. Police sought at least two more generals and other top officers as sedition charges surfaced. Frondizi had earlier ousted his war undersecretary Manuel Raimundez, accused by Cordoba dissidents of being ultra nationalist and pro Peron.
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Bonnecarrere
Arturo Ria
Frondizi
Col
Manuel Raimundez
Cordoba
SAC General warns of increased sabotage risk and defense tightening
Brig. Gen. Delmar E. Wilson told the American Legion in Arizona SAC has strengthened defenses against sabotage and established a centralized system to report suspected acts. He warned that the first blow would gain advantage and stressed deterrence through readiness and decisive retaliation.
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Strategic Air Command
SAC
Wilson
Lettuce Work Force Shrinks As Willcox Harvest Ends
Mexican braceros in Willcox decline from 1,447 at peak to 329 as the lettuce harvest nears completion. Shipments this week are expected at 1,600 carrots, versus 1,735 last spring. Quality remains high but market conditions are weak.
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Citizen
Doolen
South Koreans
D-M
36Th Air Division
Davis
Monthan Air Force Base
American Legion Department of Arizona
Lettuce
Willcox
Kraft
Kraft Dry
Reat Teme Ken
Rk Oalfs Neals
Raft
Ea Food
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