Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 33

ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Amazed Embalmer Finds Dead GI Lives WHEN POOL WAS KING NEW YORK In the mid-19203 the most popular book on sports and games published up to that time was an instruction manual on billiards. In that era there were more than 42,000 CONTINENT SOUGHT iwre both political and astro-1 of the Planet Venus from a Ta- PLYMOUTH, England When nomical. He was commissioned jhitian vantage point. famous explorer Capt. James to find the "terra australis in- Cook left here in 1768 to explore icognita," the "unknown southern! American adults consume the Southern Hemisphere, he 'continent," and he was told to itwo to three cups of coffee ev-had secret instructions thatlohscrve the transit (or passageliery day 318 million.

poolrooms in the United States, 4000 in New York City alone. Classified Ads Get Results November 3, 1967 WASHINGTON (LTD For Spec. 4 Jacky C. Bayne, new life came on a Vietnam battlefield. Three and a half months ago, Bayne and his German Shepherd patrol dog stepped on a Viet Cong boobytrap.

The exploding charge sent metal fragments ripping into their bodies. Bayne's body torn and inert was carried to a field hospital. There was no breathing, no heartbeat, no sign of life. Finally, he was taken away for dead, another name on the list of Vietnam casualties. Then an Army embalmer made a routine incision, designed to expose the femoral artery, in Bayne's groin.

It is in this artery, which carries blood to the legs, that embalming fluid is injected. There was a faint flicker of life. The astonished embalmer rushed the body back to a hospital. Medics toiled anew to revive it. Traces of vitality began to reappear, and the body of Jacky C.

Bayne took on life. Today, Bayne, 22, is in Ward 35 of Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington. His mother, Mrs. E. L.

Bayne, of Fort Mill, S.C., is at his side, just as she has been since he was flown back to the Stales. This is not the whole story, for her joy is mixed with a measure of sadness. During the two attempts to revive him, both before and after he was pronounced "dead," he was given 26 pints of blood. His shattered right leg was amputated above the knee. His dog, Bruno, died from the explosion.

Doctors say the human brain cannot be deprived of blood for more than four or five minutes without suffering damage. The brain of Jacky Bayne was deprived of blood much longer than that. He is rational, but he speaks haltingly. One Army doctor said he has been improving "quite remarkably." Three Army doctors, with experience in Vietnam, Korea and World War II, called the case "amazing" and "astounding." They said they had never heard anything like it. Compared to the miracle that he is alive at all, the remaining problems hardly seem insurmountable to Mrs.

Bayne. Jacky knows, at least in general, of his brush with death. He seems not to worry about it. "At first," Mrs. Bayne said, "I thought it made him awfully nervous.

But not anymore." She said her son hopes to return to college and become a coach and history teacher. He spent two years at Win-gate Junior College in North Carolina before entering the service. Jacky, Mrs. Bayne recalled, was a student minister at the First Baptist Church in Fort Mill while he was in high school. Faith always has been important to the Bayne family.

"He says the Lord brought him back from Vietnam," Mrs. Bayne said. Cases of Glue Taken Three Suspects Arrested In Variety Store Break-Ins Sears -Jlf'ifiCS SAVE s2.1(l iWTjW: on wool PnfY fifcSf IJ' Three Albuquerque men were arrested Thursday morning for investigation of burglaries earlier that morning at two Variety stores. Arrested for investigation of quette NE, and John C. Mortel, 20, 4816 Constitution NE.

They were arrested at the Marquette address. City police discovered the burglaries at Duckwall's, 5-107 Gibson SE, and the W. T. Grant 'trolmen noticed front windows of both the stores had been broken. A further investigation revealed several cases of glue had been taken from both stores.

Nothing else was reported missing, police said. CITY DETECTIVES began working on the case, and in a few hours, a search warrant burglary were Chris ft. Stein- baugh, 19, 8517 Marquette Randy Dalin, 20, 8517 Mar-! 1128 San Mateo NE, be tween 2 and 3 a.m. when pa- was issued to investigate the apartment where two of the suspects lived. The glue believed stolen in the burglary was found at the Expect Delegates From Sasebo Sister City Unit Maps Plans to Host Visitors Albuquerque Sasebo Sister i Asst.

City Manager Richard City Committee members com-H. Wilson said the delegation apartment, police said. In other burglaries reported SAVE 2.10 to city and county officials: Carmel Quintana, 724 59th if WO()I pullovers and cardigans Or fif Put a little novelty and a whole lot of fashion in I your sweaterdom with those wool bulkies from will be housed in private homes. pleted preliminary plans for a NE, $426 in tools. New Mexico Scale 7601 Second NW, an adding machine, a scale and tools.

on Royal Ada i A mimW nf Sacohft nitv nffi- visit of 40 to 50 Sasebo, Japan, wiu the residents next spring when they; delegation tentatively scheduled met for lunch Thursday at Mon- to arrive here in May. Jfiijf Hong Kong. Spruce up an old skirt or pants with fiKgk vJU jf a colorful cardigan or pullover that's patterned If I or 'a'J'ec'- 3 to 4- yello'. navy, white, 'j 8'f' pink, aqua, orange, green, black in group. The next meeting of the com roe Junior High School.

pants mittee will be held Nov. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the City Commission meeting room. PERMA-l'KEST "We're inviting anybody with an interest in the Sister City Civil Engineers Section Opposes Amendment 4 7 ova I Adaion) vertical stretch pants program to attend so that some major subcommittees can be Ron Deyhle, 1812 Lead SE, $23 cash and a wrist watch. George Springer, 3620 Dakota NE, a cigaret lighter, $3.50 cash and two radios.

-EUGENE FIELD School, 700 Edith SE, a record player. Christ Lutheran Church, 7701 Candelaria Rd. NE, $8.50 cash. Hank's Deep Rock service station, 169 Griegos NW, cigar-ets. Charlie's Fina service station, 1509 Menaul NW, nothing.

Olsen's Shell service station, 5522 Second NW, unknown. Locke Chevron Station, 3001 Louisiana NE, unknown. formed," Wilson said. Hospitality, finance ana un derstanding Sasebo" commit 788 Directors of the New Mexico Now they're PERMA-PREST our Royal Adagio' pants of stretch rayonnylon. Machine wash and tumble dry no ironing needed.

Proportioned in tiny 8-16, typical 10-20, tall 12-20. Black or navy plus a full range of fashionable new colors. Women's sizes 38-4-1, regular $10.98 8.88 tees are among the many sub- Section, American Society of committees to be formed Wilson said a city flag con CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge SHOP-AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back test that would be sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce women's committee may be in Civil Engineers, have gone on record opposing constitutional Amendment 4, to be presented to the New Mexico electorate in a referendum next Tuesday. The amendment would re-es the works soon. Sears 600 COKONAW) CENTER Louisiana at Menaul 1 rl.

Sat. Sasebo has sent Albuquerque its city flag, but Albuquerque Ramon J. Baca, 1204 bixth NW, unknown. 1510 Eubank NE, unknown. has none to mail back in re (EARS.

BOEBUCK AND CO. tablish the State Highway Com mission as a statutory body Gary on Alert In 'Hot' Election remove constitutional provisions for its operation. The board of directors took the position that the amendment, plus a 1967 legislative act it would put into effect, would INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPD- Split up the responsibility Gov. Roger Branigin Thursday for highway operations between the governor, the legislature ordered Indiana National and the highway commission.

I Guardsmen and State Police -Allow the legislature to re-! th it organize the highway commis-l nt 1 ty sion once a year if it a to do so. candidate are matched in Tuesday's mayoralty election. Branigin said he was acting because of information indicating "imminent danger to the Establish Bernalillo County as a separate highway district. The New Mexico Section di rectors also endorsed a state ment of highway commission peace of the community, policy expressed in an Oct. Ill Gary has been a hotbed of ru-letter from Thomas G.

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