Oldest Living Man Claims Echoes of Slavery and Jesse James
Charlie Smith recounts being sold in New Orleans as a slave named M Icha and later living near the King Ranch in Texas. He says he rode with a Texas cowboy life, crossed Civil War years, met outlaw Jesse James, and later worked in a Georgia woodmill and a Florida turpentine camp. Social Security records support his sale and life history.
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Bartow
Fla
Charlie Smith
America
Lincoln
Sandy
Jesse James
Smith
Kenneth Edison
Boston University
Martin Luther King Center
Charlie
Liberia
New Orleans
M'Icha
King Ranch
Galveston
Tex
Southwest
Georgia
Florida
Cuba
Texas
Tuition exemption in state could be costly
Alabama faces potential loss of $2.4 million yearly if new voters from other states gain in-state voting rights. The attorney general says voting residency differs from tuition residency, and Livingston State University already exempted out-of-state tuition for certain voters. Auburn would bear the largest hit, about $1.2 million, with Alabama at Tuscaloosa second, as estimates rely on 1970-71 registrations and remain uncertain.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Atty
Bill Baxley
Asst
Hank Haddell
Emmett Hildreth
Livingston
Livingston State University
Caddell
Hildreth
Attorney General
Jon W. Williams
Auburn University
Williams
University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
Troy State
Jacksonville State
University of Alabama At Birmingham
University of South Alabama
Alabama A. & M
Montevallo
Alabama State
University of Alabama At Huntsville
Florence
Auburn
Removal Of Gallstones Simplified
Dr. H Joachim Burhenne described a nonoperative roentgenologic extraction method for gallstones left after surgery. A drainage catheter stays a week, then a replacement catheter guides a tool to withdraw retained stones. Seventeen patients treated, one failure, no anesthesia or complications reported.
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Betty James
Washington Star-News
Washington
American Roentgen Ray Society
H. Joachim Burhenne
Department of Radiology
Children's Hospital
Burdenne
Burhenne
Neil Diamond to star in Broadway Winter Garden engagement
Hollywood interview chronicles Neil Diamond's rise from Brooklyn youth to global star. He describes his music as uniquely his and reflects on seven years of hardship, a low income, and persistent self expression. The Schubert Organization touts him as an American original.
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Hollywood
al Jolson
Neil Diamond
Sweet Caroline
Stones
Broadway
Winter Garden Theater
New York
Diamond
Schubert Organization
Jolson
Europe
Iron Curtain
Winter Garden
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Crocodile Swims Powered by Mighty Tail Sweep
A crocodile moves through water using a strong side to side tail swing. The swift tail motion propels the reptile with steady rhythmic strokes as it glides.
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SUN
Basil Overton Speaker
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Tuop.m
Decatur
Westgate Center
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Nixon-Agnew
Houston
Reagan
Neil Diamond Sparkles
By Linda Deutsch
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CPO
Glen
S&a.m
Patterson
Men’s Shop, Inc
Decatur Shopping Center
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