John Wayne declares cancer conquered after lung surgery
Film hero known as Big Duke, 57, revealed a recent hospital stay for lung cancer removal after years of smoking. He says doctors removed the tumor early, plans to return to work in January, and emphasizes his health is improving while his public image and box office remain strong.
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PSEA seeks 4.5 million education pay hike in PA
Pennsylvania's largest educators group the PSEA proposes a new salary schedule costing about 4.5 million dollars to raise teacher and administrator pay across districts. The plan, approved at a Pittsburgh convention, targets time on the job and responsibility while urging higher state aid to local districts.
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Mrs Kennedy Skis Well as Beginner on Buttermilk
Mrs John F Kennedy skis on Butter milk Mountain at Aspen as part of a family holiday. She shows balance and progress under instructor Carter with three runs from the beginner slope and a top turn, aided by Secret Service nearby. Caroline and John Jr accompany her as officials manage photo sessions.
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Johnson faces budget choices and foreign affairs review
President Johnson weighs education spending and an antipoverty plan while reviewing budget options with Budget Director Kermit Gordon. Secretary Rusk reports signs of Viet Nam and Congo shifts and plans for Atlantic alliance stance. The State Department chief resigns. Major floods in the West trigger disaster designations and Red Cross relief efforts.
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Ellington Seen as Possible Johnson Agriculture Secretary
Washington reports circulate that President Johnson may name former Tennessee Governor Buford Ellington to a top agriculture post or a senior White House adviser role. The FBI is reportedly checking Ellington as part of vetting for a high government appointment. Ellington returned to Tennessee after visiting Johnson at the Texas ranch and said he has no plans to leave Tennessee now.
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How to Get a Scholarship Colleges Have Problem Picking Needy Student
Lehigh University admissions chief Samuel H. Missimer oversees about 50000 in grants and loans for a freshman class. He expects 1100 applications but can aid only around 150 students. The screening blends academics and financial need via the Bellene Scholarship Service CSS system, with decisions balancing merit, need, and borderline cases.
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Jury Call Issued in Jackson for Slain Civil Rights Workers
A federal grand jury in Jackson reconvenes January 11 to weigh new evidence in the three civil rights workers killings near Philadelphia Mississippi. Charges target 21 men for conspiracy to interfere with federal rights. two suspects face later charges as accessories after the fact. Victims include Michael Schwerner James Chaney and Andrew Goodman.
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Governor May Get Film Job In Washington
Governor Rosellini of Washington, a Democrat, was chosen for a film industry post to oversee self policing and zoning issues, succeeding a resigning member of the state film commission. The appointment marks a step in media regulation as a vacancy existed after the death of a former chair.
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Vandals Detour U S 60 Traffic Near Mount Sterling
Sheriff John Miller reports vandals dug up two mail boxes and a small billboard and placed them in the middle of U S Highway 60 near Mount Sterling. They also erected a barrel barricade and posted signs detouring traffic around the barrier.
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