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College Station, Texas
Thursday, December 19, 1963
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FRIDAY
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SATURDAY and SUNDAY
NO MOVIE
RAIN EXPECTED
Weather Bureau
Warns Motorists
Temperatures are dropping, and
there seems to be a little rain
threatening over parts of the state
as Aggies prepare to head home
for the holidays, a weather bureau
spokesman said.
The five-day U. S. Weather Bu
reau forecasts for Texas, Thurs
day through Monday, are as fol
lows: Northeastern and north
central Texas, temperatures will
average two to 10 degrees below
normal. The normal high for this
region is 46 degrees to 56 degrees
and the normal low is 24 degrees
in the northwest portion to 38 de
grees in the south. Continued cold
is expected with a warming trend
over the weekend, and precipita
tion will amount to little or none.
In northwestern Texas, tempera-
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tures will average near normal in
the western portion and will go
down to two to nine degrees below
normal in the eastern part of this
section. The normal high for the
northwest is 45 degrees, while the
normal high for the south is 56
degrees. The low is usually 20 in
the northwest and 34 in the south.
Here, too, there is a slow warming
trend with little or no precipita
tion, the weather bureau reports.
Most of southern Texas can ex
pect tempeartures to be four to
six degrees below normal. Precipi
tation will be light to moderate
over the south and eastern por
tions.
Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado,
Arizona and New Mexico all will
have temperatures ranging from
seasonal normal to above seasonal
normal. Wyoming and Colorado
both have light snow flurries pre
dicted over the weekend while Ari
zona and New Mexico expect little
or no precipitation.
Georgia, Louisiana, the southern
half of Mississippi, coastal Ala
bama, and the extreme northwest
Florida, have no precipitation ex
pected, but temperatures will be
eight to 12 degrees below normal.
DPS Reports
On Highways
Planning to use Highway 21
Friday to go to Austin or points
East? How about you who are
going north towards the Dallas-
Fort Worth area? Going to use
Highway 6? And those who live
in Houston or south Texas. Are
you going to travel Highway 6
also?
If you are going to take either
of these highways you might
want to think twice before you
lead-foot the accelerator or drive
recklessly. At least four travel
ers on these roads this year, if
they could have the chance to
day, would wish they had.
According to data obtained
from the Bryan office of the
Highway Patrol, for the five-
county area around Bryan, four
people have lost their lives so
far this year on these highways.
In comparison with the other
two routes. Highway 21 between
Bryan and Austin has had a
greater proportion of minor ac
cidents. On this highway, traffic
accidents have claimed three
lives.
Of the three routes. Highway
6 north from Bryan has had the
second greatest amount of acci
dents. One fatality has occurred
on this highway this year.
In Brazos County the rural
roads and highways have been
the scene of four accidents that
have taken a toll of eight lives.
Ambulance Driver Advises
Aggies On Care Of Injured
BY MIKE ODOM
Special Writer
You are driving along a desert
ed farmroad late at night and you
come upon an accident. A person
is lying alongside the road and is
seriously injured. What do you do ?
“Get help is the first thing a
person should do in a situation like
this,” said Raymond Jones, of Cal
laway-Jones Ambulance Service.
The next step would be to inform
the police of the wreck, he added.
If someone else has gone to sum
mon help, then try to make the
victim as comfortable as possible
and administer first aid if you
know how.
Jones stated that injured people
shouldn’t be moved by an un
trained person unless the situation
demands it, such as a person being
trapped under a piece of metal.
He stressed that the victim should
not be taken to a hospital by pass-
er-bys because of the possibility
of further injury through improper
handling of the victim and the fact
that a person who does take an
injured person to the hospital is
highly excited and may cause an
accident himself.
ANOTHER THING that Jones
felt would be of benefit would be
for the first person on the scene
to erect markers or signals of
some sort so that approaching
motorists would be warned of the
wreck before they got right on top
of it.
Dr. J. W. Martin, president of
the Brazos-Robinson County Med
ical Society, also said that injured
people should be moved only by
trained personnel. He added that
many back injuries are complicat
ed by improper moving of the ac
cident victim.
THE TWO MAIN THINGS that
passer-bys should check for in an
injured person are bleeding and
breathing problems, advised Mar
tin. He also stated that an acci
dent victim should be made u
comfortable as possible and be laid
flat on the ground until help ar
rived.
Another thing that Martin felt
people should avoid doing is
straightening out twisted or bent
limbs. He said that often nerves
or arteries are exposed to the jag.
ged ends of broken bones and care
must be exercised so that these
arteries and nerves are not sev
ered.
“Remember, someone has to dis-
cover tomorrow’s accidents. It can
easily be you,” he said.
Mechanical Check
Reduces Accidents
Why let an automobile’s me
chanical failure inconvenience you,
or even cause an accident, when a
simple “self-safety-check” would
reveal exact vehicle condition ?
“Neglect of the automobile, es
pecially before long trips, often
causes major breakdowns that are
time consuming and money con
suming,” warned F. C. Pachall,
service manager of a local motor
company, this week.
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Faulty tires cause accidents that
may have been prevented had a
quick glance been made to insure
proper air pressure and enough
tread thickness. Along the same
line, the braking system should
have enough fluid and not pull to
one side or the other when the
brakes are applied, Pachall said.
A safe trip is something ended
when you forget to c h e c k the
steering system. A “hand-check”
to see that all parts are tight is
good insurance, he said.
Failure of your car’s cooling sys
tem to operate properly isn’t es
pecially dangerous to life, but
could cause considerable incon
venience and discomfort, Pachall
added. “Check all hoses for breaks
and make sure all hose connec
tions are sealed; in addition, check
the fan belt for breaks and proper
tension, and the pressure cap,” he
said.
As everyone knows, a safety
check is of little benefit to the
careless driver; all rules of thf
road must be kept for maximum
safety security, said Pachall.
Should trouble occur, some type
of trouble light, a fire extinguish
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concluded Pachall.
PEOPLE
STOPPERS
Whuen your car stops suddenly in
a collision or emergency, the
people inside keep going with
tremendous force. What stops
them? The windshield. Steering
wheel. Dash.Too often with tragic
results.
Or, seat belts stop people.
Safely.
With a seat belt, when your car
stops suddenly, you "stay put"
You maintain a vital Margin of
Safety between your body and
serious injury.
The National Safety Council says
that if everybody used seat belts,
5,000 lives could be saved a year
... serious injuries reduced by one
third.
Protect your loved ones and
yourself. Install seat belts
throughout your car . . . and
buckle up for safety!
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