California riot ends as injuries mount amid rehab center clash
A river of chaos erupts in California as a rebellion is quelled at a narcotics rehabilitation center. One person died and several voters and law enforcement officers were injured. damage is estimated at 159000 dollars. The report also notes political comments and upcoming campaigns across states.
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Transplant Saga Highlights Early Heart Surgery Facts
Reports from the era recount the partial recovery and death of Leon Washkansky after a heart transplant from Denise Darvall. The piece covers Dr Barnard’s evolving approach to rejection, other transplant cases, donor family reactions, and public hopes for Blaiberg and others.
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U.S. signals openness to talks with North Vietnam
President Johnson stated in San Antonio on September 29 that the United States is willing to stop aerial and naval bombardments if it leads promptly to productive discussions. Officials interpret this as a possible shift from prior conditions, with North Vietnam expected to curb actions to show goodwill while talks proceed.
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San Antonio
United States
North Vietnam
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Hanoi
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These Simple Tips May Make It A Better World
HAL BOXLE suggests personal improvement as a path to a better world in 1968. The piece lists practical self corrections such as breathing less, avoiding backbiting, being polite to police, avoiding unsolicited advice, and avoiding entanglement in others' quarrels. It argues individual effort can influence others and, by 1969, enable better work.
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Hal Boxle
New York
Wishyavashy
Bank robber notes he's in wrong bank
Boston AP reports a man entered the South End branch of the Charlestown Savings Bank Tuesday and handed a teller a note demanding money. After a brief exchange, the teller wrote a reply and returned it to the man.
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South End
Charlestown Savings Bank
Lawrence Goldman
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Baytown flood control bond drive gains federal funding push
The Baytown area seeks federal funds for a $614 to $714 million flood control project with a $26 million county bond issue facing voters January 21. Officials plan meetings with state and federal agencies and aim to begin engineering in 1963 if the bond passes and funding is arranged.
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Retary
Longnecker
Treasuer
Andy Braswell
Humible
Baytown
Muller
Houston - Galveston Area
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Quality Board
U. S
Bob Eckhardt
Washington
W. V. Barmser
East Harts County
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Farm Credit Boss Advises Farmers On Future Loans
Washington AP The Farm Credit Administration will require careful scrutiny of loan applications for 1963 credit by farm credit agencies. Robert B. Tootel head of the OCA noted lenders will weigh borrower need and repayment ability as farm incomes stay under pressure. Efficient farmers with adequate operations will still need substantial credit while weaker borrowers may struggle to profitably use more funds. Incomes fell sharply in 1967 leaving many farmers with smaller reserves for 1968.
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Birthday Gift Arrives Ten Years Late in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a birthday gift meant for Christine Ehman, now 16, finally arrives decades late after a law clerk found an envelope marked to Christine in a law book. Judge Samuel Strauss had used the envelope as a bookmark and mailed it with a birthday card and a stamp still attached.
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Christine Ehman
Samuel Strauss
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Christine
Strauss
Miller Named Hospital Leader and Community Member
Miller, a Texas Hospital Association member and former council president, has held multiple Texas hospital roles and served on the Mousten Area Hospital Association executive committee. He owns Gulf Coast Hospital and Clinic, mentors as a hospital consultant, and participates in Baytown Chamber and Goose Creek Country Club with his wife and two sons.
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Miller
Mousten Area Hospital Association
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Private Clinics and Hospitals Association of Texas
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Texas
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
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Chuck
Lamar Tech
Police net crook who used a pole and hook
In San Francisco police netted a shoplifting burglar Tuesday. The thief used a bamboo pole and a hook fashioned from a windshield wiper to pull several thousand dollars worth of women’s apparel through a hole in a store ceiling.
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San Francisco
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