Health Center Advises What To Do About The Flu
The National Communicable Disease Center provides guidance on recognizing influenza symptoms and differences between A and B types, including Hong Kong flu. Advice covers prevention, vaccination for high risk groups, treatment basics, possible complications, and expected illness rates.
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Health Center
Atlanta —Ga
Hong Kong
Pueblo crew to be released by Christmas, U S source says
A U S source said North Korea will release the 82 Pueblo crew members soon and possibly by Christmas. Relatives were advised to standby for word on their return as Panmunjom talks continued, the longest session since capture on January 23 off North Korea.
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Washington
U. S
North Korea
Pueblo
United States
State Department
U.S
Panmunjom
Apollo 8 Countdown Hits Snag Before Moon Orbit Launch
The Apollo 8 countdown at Cape Kennedy paused after a faulty valve in the liquid hydrogen fueling system delayed fueling by about four hours. NASA stressed the hold and other countdown elements remained on schedule with time to recover before the Saturday launch onto a 20 hour lunar orbit.
First Federal Seeks Decatur Branch Office
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board is expected to approve in January an application by First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Decatur to build a branch at U S 31 and Beltline Rd. Objections must be filed by Jan 3. Architect Walter Hall’s firm Hall and Colvard Architects and Engineers will design it. It would be the first Decatur branch. the firm already has a branch in Athens.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Decatur
U. S. 31
Beltline Rd
Federal Home Loan Board
Walter Hall
First Federal
Hall and Colvard Architects and Engineers
Decatur
Athens
Six Children Slain by Napa Father in Fire and Shootings
Police report a man 40 year old Charles Bray fatally shot six children and set their Napa home ablaze before killing himself. The wife Sylvia 37 filed for divorce and survived with one son absent from the scene. Names of victims Allen 16 Debbie 15 Shirley 14 Randy 12 Stanley 8 Charlene 6 and George 18 who left to deliver papers earlier were identified.
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Napa. Calif
Charles Bray
Napa
San Francisco
Allen
Debbie
Shirley
Randy
Stanley
Charlene
George
Sylvia
Blind couple robbed of Christmas money in Milwaukee
Milwaukee police report a gunman robbed Kenneth and Carolyn Northrop of $51 on a South Side street while their blind son James cried. The assailant threatened to kill the boy if the family did not stay quiet.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Kenneth Marple
Kenneth Northrop
Carolyn
James
Northrop
Test Your News Skill Contest Prompts Reader Debate
THE DAILY launches a week long contest inviting readers to pick the 10 top stories of 1968 with editors across the country. Readers can win a free one year subscription and must check A 3 for details and rules.
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Cuba
Scorpion
Police Must Handle Riots Says Bookout
Alabama Deputy Attorney General John Bookout told the Decatur Civilian Club that law enforcement must be backed by the president judges and citizens to control riots. He warned summers will grow longer hotter and more violent and urged a firm federal response. He praised Nixon and noted his prior work for George Wallace while voicing hope Wallace runs again in 1972.
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Winford Turner
Alabama
John Bookout
Bookout
Decatur Civilan Club
Richard Nixon
Bockout
Nixon
Ransom Try Bungled By Policemen
Police interrupted a ransom plot when they spotted two men leaving Biscayne Bay with a suitcase believed to hold about 500000 dollars. The men fled after dropping the money as officers gave chase, not realizing the cash was placed by the kidnapped student’s father.
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Miami
Fla
Barbara Jane Mackle
Biscayne Bay
Robert Mackle
Dade County
Norman Thomas Dies at 84 Socialist Candidate and Public Figure
Norman Thomas, six time Socialist presidential candidate and lifelong conscience advocate, died at age 84 in Huntington. In Birmingham, J T Harris 46, vice president and manager of the Birmingham Federal Reserve branch bank, was found dead in his apartment with bank officials citing apparent natural causes.
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Huntington
N.Y
Norman Thomas
Birmingham
Ala
J. T. Harris
Birmingham Federal Reserve Branch Bank
Harris
Jewelry Store Break-In Probed on Johnston Street
Ruby Ralph Weinman reports a break in at Diamond Jewelry Co on Johnston Street with several rings and watches possibly taken. Decatur police found a small hole in a front window 7 a.m. today. alarm tape remained unbroken and no alert sounded.
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Ralph Weinman
Diamond Jewelry Co
Johnston St
Weinman
Decatur
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