Boy 5 Starts Operation To Walk Without Crutches
Jose Rafael Pacheco, five, enters Seattle Children’s Orthopedic Hospital for a first step in a operation that could allow him to walk without crutches. Lorraine Charvet, 24, of Grandview Washington, who learned of him in the Peace Corps in Santa Maria Colombia, helped sponsor his travel with help from the Santa Maria Rotary Club covering airfare.
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Jose Rafael Pacheco
Seattle Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Lorraine Charvet
Grandview
Wash
Jose
Peace Corps
Santa Maria
Colombia
Federal Reserve action may affect local loan rates
Local bankers say they have no clear answer as to how the Fed's rate hike will affect Austin area borrowing. Banks set rates based on Fed money costs but are not required to match Fed increases, and autonomy among member banks complicates a direct local forecast. The move aims to curb inflation by tightening money supply amid rising federal spending and wartime costs.
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Federal Reserve Board
Austin
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Savings and
Federal Reserve
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Minneapolis
Gordon Murray
First National Bank of
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Supreme Court Takes Up Obscene Literature Cases
The Supreme Court takes up the obscenity question, testing the Roth standard from 1957 on whether material appeals to prurient interest. The cases involve Ralph Ginzburg and Eros magazine, Liaison, and The Housewife's Handbook. G.P. Putnam's Sons on Fanny Hill. and Edward Mishkin's basement stash of masochistic books.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Supreme Court
Roth
William O. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
Justice Department
Ralph Ginzburg
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
Ginzburg
Eros
Liaison
G.P. Putnam's Sons
Massachusetts
Fanny Hill
John Cleland
London
New Jersey
Illinois
New York State
New Yorker
Edward Mishkin
Farm Home loan funds recreation center near Wilton Junction
The Farmers Home Administration approved a 135250 loan to Wahakineia Country Club for a recreation center near Wilton Junction Cedar County announced by Rep. John Schmidhauser. Other items report plant labor dispute resolved at Coats Co Inc in Fort Dodge and a body found in Johnson County.
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Iowa City
Farmers Home Administration
Wahakinia Country Club
Wilton Junction
Cedar County
John Schmidhauser
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Coats Co., Inc
United Auto Workers, Afl-Cio
Coats
Friendship Drive Workers Urged to Turn in Funds
The Friendship Drive sponsored by the Austin Association for Retarded Children ends with volunteers asked to deliver contributions to Treasurer Howard Hill at Brownsdale State Bank. Campaign co chairmen and village chairmen from multiple towns coordinate the drive.
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Friendship Drive
Austin Assn
Howard Hill
Brownsdale State Bank
Raymond Farrell
Lyle
Emner Dillavoy
Willis Janssen
Dale Nelson
John Thill Jr
Rose Creek
Herbert Harvey
H. Clell Davis
Spring Valley
M. C. Mandt
Carney Attends Miami Meeting of AVA
Morton A. Carney director of the Austin Area Vocational Technical School attends the 59th annual American Vocational Association convening in Miami Beach Florida. Wernher von Braun the distinguished federal civilian service award winner speaks at the first general session amid plans for Wednesday divisional meetings and Thursday banquet guest Dr. M. D. Mobley AVA executive secretary retires in December.
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Morton A. Carney
Austin Area
American Vocational Assn
Miami Beach
Fla
Wernher von Braun
Eisenhower
M. D. Mobley
AVA
Congressional Inquiry Into McNamara Base Closings Faces Scrutiny
Congress plans a full study of Secretary McNamara's base closures after the Jan 10 return. House Armed Services Chairman Rivers says now is not the time to cut defense installations, while a 30 day window follows his report to Congress.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
L. Mendel Rivers
D S.C
House Armed Services Committee
McNamara
House
Senate Armed Services Committees
Gifts For GIs In South Viet Nam Support From New Jersey
New Jersey American Legion has gathered 50 000 dollars worth of gifts for American servicemen in South Viet Nam, announced by Commander William R Hugard.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey American Legion
South Viet Nam
William R. Hugard
World briefs report on Viet Nam peace mission and Nobel prize
United States Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and four senators seclude in Hong Kong to draft a Vietnam peace report for President Johnson and to meet possibly with a French envoy. Mikhail Sholokhov arrives in Stockholm to receive the Nobel Prize in literature. In Mexico City a former aide to Leon Trotsky alleges Fidel Castro ordered Ernesto Guevara’s assassination over ideological differences with Moscow.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Viet Nam
Red China
U.S
Mansfield
Washington
Paris
Jean Chauvel
London
Peking
Hanoi
Charles de Gaulle
Stockholm
Mikhail Sholokhov
Royal Swedish Academy of Letters
Mexico City
Leon Trosky
Fidel Castro
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Guevara
Felipe Alvahuante
Moscow
Trosky
Stalin
Mexico
Minnesota Farm Leader Seeks Action on Late Hike
Edwin Christianson president of the Minnesota Farmers Union urged President Johnson to cancel the Federal Reserve Board's one half percent rate increase. He warned the tightening could threaten the economy more than prior price boosts and noted farmers would pay about 2.2 billion in interest in 1965. District directors weigh discount rate moves as banksraised rates in Chicago and New York.
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Minneapolis
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Board
Edwin Christianson
Minnesota Farmers Union
Johnson
Christianson
Ninth District
National Board
Hugh D. Galusha Jr
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Help Dolly! Gets 630000 in Advance Sales in London
Keith Prowse, Britain's largest theatre ticket agency, announced a 630000 advance seat sale guarantee for the American musical Help Dolly. Mary Martin stars and the London opening last Thursday drew mixed reviews.
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London
Britain
Keith Prowse
Mary Martin
Rugby man killed as freighter hits car in crash
Wendel Rose, 41, of Rugby, North Dakota, died Monday night when a westbound Great Northern freight struck a car driven by his son. The impact hurled the car 80 feet onto another track. Rose’s wife Dorothy, 36, is in critical condition. Son Ronald, 18, and daughter Carol Ann, 15, are in good condition.
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Rugby
N.D
Wendel Rose
Great Northern
Rose
Dorothy
Ronald
Carol Ann
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