Harolds illness drains family as leukemia drains funds
Harold Marlar, an infant with acute leukemia, has required multiple hospital stays and blood transfusions. Doctors say remission is possible but unstable, and the family struggles with mounting medical bills while the 25 year old father works at an auto garage and borrows to pay costs. The family faces ongoing hospital confinement and financial strain as they seek help.
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Harold
Little Harold
Marlar
Harold Abercrombie
Chiropractic and Your Health Nerves as the Key to Wellness
Nerves control every body function from balance to breathing and sensation. The spine acts as a health switchboard, and interference can affect vital energy and organs. Chiropractors locate and remove nerve pressure to treat conditions attributed to nerve disturbance. (Adv.)
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Chiropractic
Decatur Leaders Honored in Civic Roles and Education
The text profiles local leaders including Nixon and Horne. Nixon, assistant vice president at First National Bank of Tuscaloosa, is active in the Decatur Jaycees and Boys Club and led fundraising to surplus for Alabama Crippled Children’s Hospital. He and wife Patsy reside in Decatur with two children. Dr. Horne serves Cullman City Schools as superintendent after roles in Birmingham and at the Medical College in Alabama, with degrees from the University of Alabama. he has two children and ran for state superintendent in the May primary.
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Hester
First National Bank of
Tuscaloosa
Decatur Jaycees
Decatur Boys Club
Nixon
Jaycee
March of
Morgan County Fair Board
United Givers Fund
Morgan County
Decatur High School
University of Alabama
Huntsville Center
Patsy
Diane St
Decatur
Horne
Cullman
Birmingham
Medical College
Alabama
Dr. Horne
Unrest and Aftermath Report From Varto Terror Clash
The committee heard nine witnesses detailing antiwar activity and disturbances in Varto where 3 000 residents faced the shock of collapse. Phillip A. Luce described his role with the Progressive Labor party and the May 2nd Movement from July 1964 to January 1965 before leaving, saying the May 2nd Movement was controlled by the Progressive Labor party, a pro-Peking group expelled by the U S Communist party.
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Phillip A. Luce
Progressive Labor Party
U.S
Viet Nam
Communist Party
Progres sive Labor party members test in legislative hearing
The committee called Jeffrey Gordon and Richard Mark Rhoads, Brooklyn college students and active May Day Movement members, who acknowledged party ties. Gordon was ejected during Lace’s appearance for shouting a protest against testimony.
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Progressive Labor Party
Jeffrey Gordon
Richard Mark Rhoads
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gordon
Lace
Earthquakes devastate eastern Turkey amid political briefings
The report details a massive quake in Erzurum Mus Bingöl and Bitlis provinces causing widespread destruction. Prime Minister Demirel and cabinet ministers visited the affected area as relief efforts began. Death tolls were not yet known and communications were disrupted as rescuers searched for survivors. International aid followed with donations from Pope Paul VI and President de Gaulle.
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Greek Red Cross
Pope Paul VI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ali Akarsu
Erzu
Rum
Hinis
Suleiman Demire
Ankara
Erzurum
Mus
Bingo
Bitlis
Anatolia
Soviet Union
Iran
Iraq
Viet Cong battle yields large North Vietnamese battalion
In the Saigon area a reinforced North Vietnamese battalion, initially misidentified as a 600-man Viet Cong unit, fought Australian and Vietnamese forces. The four hour clash involved about 1,000 North Vietnamese troops and left a rising body count. U.S. air strikes supported allied infantry as casualties mounted.
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Decatur
Saigon
Red
Hanoi
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Ken MacKay
Australia
Viet Nam
Royal Australian Regiment
Planes Inch Hours Amid Heavy Saturday Reservations
A labor accord with 35,400 striking workers approved by a wide margin lifts wages and adds a cost of living protection. The three year contract raises top salaries for mechanics from 3.52 to at least 4.08 an hour, boosting industry costs and potentially hurting cities reliant on summer tourism and conventions, says the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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White House
New York Convention and Visitors Bureau
Elderly Patient Dies After Alleged Medical Neglect
The suit alleges the elderly patient fell on concrete steps, suffering injuries. It claims the defendants negligently and willfully refused to provide proper medical treatment, directly causing death. The plaintiff reports the man lived about four to five weeks after the incident.
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Graham
Microwave power at 2100 GHz demonstrated
A report notes microwave power reaching frequencies up to 2 100 billion cycles per second. This advancement highlights progress in high frequency microwave technology and potential applications.
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Lewiston
Manchester
N.H
Skopje
Turkey
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Westinghouse
Cooper Furniture & Appliances
Bank & Char
North Alabama
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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