Large Youngs Family Highlights Life With Sixteen Children
Dr. Jay Young, head of chemistry at King’s College, and his wife Ann Treacy raise 16 children in Dallas Pennsylvania. The couple, who married in 1962, manage a 19 room home with a big budget and shared chores, aiming to teach community and responsibility through their growing family.
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Fischer quintuplets plan Christmas at home in Aberdeen
The Fischer quintuplets aged three months expect to be home for Christmas with two of the four girls to return Saturday noon and James Andrew possibly joining soon. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fischer hire more help while adapting their northeast Aberdeen rented house. Mary Ann Mary Magdalene Mary Catherine and Mary Margaret weigh 6 13 8 5 7 13 and 8 1 respectively and all progress well.
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Vast Snow Storm Reaches Northern Plains to Northeast
A vast snow storm spreads from the Rockies to the Northeast with subzero cold in the Midwest. Blizzard conditions hit the Dakotas Minnesota and eastern Montana while heavy snow threatens New England and Rhode Island. At least 11 traffic deaths are blamed on the storm including four in Oklahoma, with snow depths of 5 to 10 inches in the northern Midwest.
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Johnson orders Cabinet to curb federal spending
President Johnson tells Cabinet members to personally focus on a campaign to trim federal spending. He discusses payroll, economy, unemployment around 5.9 percent, and strategic nuclear forces with McNamara as he tours the Pentagon to reassure military leaders. The Council of Economic Advisers projects GNP above $600 billion soon.
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Insured Jobless Climbs in Kansas
The Kansas Employment Security Division reports insured unemployment rose to 2.7 percent in the week ending December 7, up from 2.2 percent the prior week and 2.5 percent in the same week last year.
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Johnson to be honorary Red Cross chairman
The White House announced that dent Johnson will serve as honorary chairman of the National Red Cross continuing a tradition started by President Wilson in 1913. In New York James B. Donovan was unanimously elected president of the NYC Board of Education succeeding Max Rubin who resigned for health reasons. Pope Paul VI urged prayers as Catholics prepare for Christmas. Helen Hayes returns to Broadway in The White House Story after a five year hiatus.
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Drug Head Is Charged Of Perjury
Morris R. Schlensky, president of Katz Drug Co., was indicted on perjury charges by a federal grand jury in Kansas City. He allegedly made payoffs to former Teamsters officials Floyd Hayes Stanley Clevenger and Robert Le Roy Williams, which he denied under oath. Hayes and Clevenger were convicted. Williams pleaded guilty to conspiracy to embezzle union funds. Katz operates 35 stores in multiple midwest and plains states.
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Historical political arc premiere set for May 13
A documentary recounting political eras from George Washington to the Theodore Roosevelt family was announced on Wednesday and will premiere on May 13, showcasing key figures and events across early American government.
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Global Briefs From Chanute Tribune December 12 1963
Saigon Buddhist monk self immolates at a pagoda in Binh Dinh Province an oblation protest tallies eleven self immolations in South Vietnam this year. Pangim Goa region election yields Congress one seat Maharashtrawadi Gomantak 14 seats. Oslo Linus Pauling suggests UN control of nuclear weapons to reduce war risk. Munich Thomas Krafft Nazi SS guard sentenced 12 years for V E Day murders. New Delhi cross border fire between India and Pakistan injures a police guard.
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Thayne Smith resigns from Kansas Highway Commission
Thayne Smith the Kansas Highway Commission public information director for five years has resigned. He will enter private business January 1 as a photographer and lecturer. Smith previously worked as a reporter editor and outdoor writer for the Newton Daily Kansan Garden City Daily Telegram and the Salina Journal. A successor has not been named.
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