Salome the Ambitious Aunt of Jesus
Editor notes Salome, Jesus aunt, stands with faith and wealth during his three year ministry. She finances and travels with the itinerant group, supporting the cause while her sons James and John seek position. She remains loyal amid doubt, pressing a bold request as the movement grows.
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Christ
Earth
Salome
George W. Cornell
Jesus
Zebedee
James
John
Nick
Rome
Peter
Washkansky Improves After First Heart Transplant
In Cape Town Dr Christian Barnard reports Louis Washkansky has shown improvement in 24 hours with his lung infection not harming the transplanted heart. No signs of rejection are evident as doctors continue cautious treatment and possible white cell transfusions to combat infection.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Radio South Africa
Christian Barnard
Washkansky
Barnard
M.C. Botha
Special Session Set For 42 Million Budget Plan
Gov Curtis and legislative leaders reached general agreement on a 42 million budget program to be funded without new taxes. The meeting was described as very harmonious and a short session is anticipated. If no surprises occur, the second special session will begin January 9.
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Augusta
Curtis
Pentagon Orders Outback Of Troops In West Germany
The Pentagon announced the withdrawal of up to 35 000 U S Army and Air Force troops from Germany to the United States starting in April. Two brigades of the 24th Infantry Division move to Fort Riley Kansas, the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment to Fort Lewis Washington, the 49th Tactical Fighter Wing squadrons to Holloman Air Force Base New Mexico, and the 417th Tactical Fighter Squadron to Mountain Home Air Force Base Idaho.
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West Germany
Washington
Germany
United States
U.S
Europe
24Th Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Kan
3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Ft. Lewis
Wash
49Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
417Th
Mountain Home Air Force
Bass
Idaho
Alfred Motion Granted To Suppress Evidence In Biddeford Case
In York County Superior Court Judge Alton Lessard granted one suppression motion for Adrien Boudreau among three involved in a 1967 raid. Boudreau claimed the envelope with 4083 dollars was illegally taken from him at the Cue Stick Lounge in Biddeford. The hearing saw sequestered witnesses and dispute over the envelope’s origin and ownership.
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Alfred
Alton Lessard
York County Superior Court
Adrien Boudreau
Donald Gauvin
Lucien Therrien
Biddeford
Justice Lessard
Boudreau
Robert Cyr
Alfred Street
Lyndon Abbott
Clinton
Abbott
Galamander Revival Aims To Rebuild Island Quarry Icon
On Maine's Penobscot Bay island of Vinalhaven a restoration committee seeks a replica galamander, a 19th century quarry wagon. E. C. Bryant of Wiscasset agreed to craft a new galamander for 1900 dollars, with 800 dollars raised so far.
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Winalhaven
Penobscot Bay Island
Maine
Vinalhaven
E.C. Bryant
Wiscasset
Johnson outlines five peace conditions for Vietnam talks
President Johnson said the war could end in days if South Vietnam talks informally with the Viet Cong and accepts Geneva accord terms. He urged U.S. action to curb domestic unemployment and warned of government job programs if business leaders do not hire. He spoke in a pretaped interview en route to Australia, detailing conditions for North Vietnam to cease interference and allow a one vote South government.
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Johnson
South Vietnam
Sion
Australia
Nguyen van Thieu
Melbourne
Harold Holt
Thieu
Hanoi
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
NLF
U.S
Nam
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Influenza Disrupts Christmas Preparations Across Regions
Influenza and related illnesses disrupt Christmas plans from Oklahoma to Maryland causing early school closures and reduced business activity. Michigan reports near epidemic levels in the Detroit area with thousands of students out, while Alabama and Tennessee face sizable outbreaks and viral respiratory disease in several counties. Bartlesville is noted for a severe Asian flu outbreak as health officials conduct tests.
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Oklahoma
Maryland
Midwest
Mid- South
mid-Atlantic
Atlanta
United States
Michigan
Detroit
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo
Alabama
Ira L. Myers
Culpeper
R. S. Legarde
Oklahoma State Health Department
Bartlesville
LeRoy Carpenter
State Health Department
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Taylor St
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Brewer
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