The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 08, 1956, Image 13

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Young Doctor, Armed With Penicillin, Disney Films, To Fight Reds In Laos
SAN FRANCISCO m A
St. Louis doctor armed with three
Walt Disney films and a lot of
penicillin leaves by plane Tues-
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day for a personal fight against
communism in Laos, an Indo
china monarchy within marching
distance of Communist troops.
Dr. Thomas A. Dooley, 29, plans
to spend a year in Laos treating
the sick and showing at "the
grass root level of diplomacy" the
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Disney films 'Bambi," "Fanta
sia" and "Snow White."
Dooley spent a year in Indo
china as a Navy medical offi
cer in 1954-1955 assisting Viet
namese in flight from the Com
munist regime in northern Indo
china. He wrote a book about his
experience, "Deliver Us from
Evil."
With Dooley are three former
Navy corpsmen who worked with
him at Haiphong, the evacuation
port in Indochina in 1954. They
are Norman Baker, of Berlin, Vt.,
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Peter Kessey of Port Arthur,
Tex., and Dennis Shepard of Sa
lem, Ore.
Dooley will pay the corpsmen
$500 a month each from his own
pocket, sources of much of the
trip's expense. Their supplies
two jeeps, rations, trailers, camp
ing equipment and $250,000 worth
of medical and surgical goods
were donated by private con
cerns.
INDIAN FOUND DEAD
THE DALLES I An Indian
fisherman was found dead Mon
day afternoon on rocks below a
railroad bridge near the Columbia
River's Celilo Falls, Sheriff Ern
est Mosier reported.
The victim, identified as Alex
ander George, about 35. ap
parently fell from the bridge to
the rocks 80 feet below.
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"Biggest tools" in the project,
said Dooley, are the Disney
films, which have been equipped
with sound tracks in the Tonkin
ese dialect of Laos.
"Although I.an itt nnminallv
constitutional monarchy," Dooley
sara, ii is inorouRhly lnnilrated
With Commiinit. ulin. aim ic tn
get the people to distrust Anier-
a.
"Our mission has two Dur-
poses: to give them much needed
medical care and to illustrate
some of the principles and
achievements of America at the
grass root level of diplomacy."
iaos wun a population of less
than two million, has been a tar
get of Communist efforts. In Ap
ril, 1953, some 40,000 Vietminh
troops invaded the country after
the rice harvest and withdrew.
REVETMENT PLANNED
PORTLAND I Armv Enei-
Ineers announced Tuesday that
S192.940 in revetment work will
ibe done at three locations on the
I South Santiam River.
The contract went to the low
! bidder, G. D. Dennis & Sons,
Portland, for work at the Tripp
.Location northeast of Albany and
at the Sanderson Bridge and Cook
I locations, east and southeast of
Albany.
Travel Talk
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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Francisco,
California
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are
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place
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sheltered side
3 Recent
arrivals
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5 Heraldie band
6 Disordered
7 Compass point 6 Employers
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eat
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9 War god
of Greece
10 Italian coins
111 Poems
21 Mineral rock '.7 Cunning
22 Ages
24 Crippled 1
26 Japanese
plants
27 Drinking
vessel
SO Chooser ...
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84 Raid
35 Cheers
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scale (var
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. happenings
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for waste
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cups
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(Bib.)
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mammal
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Indians
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nickname
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43 Russian
emperor,
the
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fiddling
emperor
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ostrich
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FUNNY BUSINESS
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two ordered strawberry and two ordered vanilla.
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