Negotiations on JFK Book Resume
In New York negotiators resume trimming disputed passages from The Death of a President by William Manchester as he lies hospitalized in Conn. Mrs Kennedy, Look magazine, and Harper & Row work toward settlements over 300000 words. Newsweek notes President Johnson’s unhappy stance on the portrayal while Manchester defends ethics in a letter to the New York Times.
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John F. Kennedy
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Middlesex Memorial Hospital
Middletown
Conn
Julia
Edward Greenbaum
Harper & Row
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Look Magazine
Johnson
Newsweek
John Kennedy
Air Force One
Washington
Dallas
Secret Service
Theodore H. White
White
Birds Become Serious Menace To Aircraft
Air Force scientists warn of growing bird aircraft collisions harming both military and commercial aviation. In 1965 US Air Force aircraft collisions totaled 839, jet engines most at risk, with engines replacement costing up to 4 to 5 million annually.
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Frank Carey Waslington
Air Force
Air Force Office of Scientific Research
American Association For the Advancement of Science
U.S
Christmas Card Has Proposal Detected in Detroit Front Yard
Barbara McCamant watched from her Detroit home on Christmas morning as two masonite sheets formed a giant greeting card in the yard. Don Fox, a 28 year old typewriter salesman from Oak Park, proposed on the card with a poem and plea to marry her. She called the gesture beautiful but said she had not decided whether to accept.
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Detroit
Barbara McCamant
Don Fox
Oak Park
Don
Benny to Play At Inaugural
Benny will perform with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra on January 4 at the inaugural concert for California Governor Ronald Reagan. Reagan, a Republican, defeated Democrat Edmund G. Brown to win a second term. The oath is set for 12:01 a.m. January 2, the earliest allowed by law. An aide noted questions about authority between 12:01 and the swearing, while Brown joked about astrology.
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Sacramento
Calif
Hollywood
Jack Benny
Ronald Reagan
California
Benny
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Brown
Institute of Technology announces three E's work study program
Salina Kansas based Schilling Institute introduces the three E s education experience and earnings program. It blends alternating study and on the job training to earn an associate degree in three years. Students gain practical technician experience while employers gain year round trainee support.
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Salina
Haskell County Sheriff Recovers from Attack
Sheriff Paul Blackmore of Haskell County is recovering after a light heart attack and stroke suffered last week. He is hospitalized at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital in Ulyses and is expected to fully recover, according to his wife and doctor. He has served as sheriff on and off for twelve years.
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Sublette
Haskell County
Paul Blackmore
Blackmore
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Ulysses
Haskell
Nick the Greek Dies Age Varies
Nicholas Andrea Dandelos known as Nick the Greek, famed philosophical gambler, died at Mt Sinai Hospital after complications from a heart attack suffered on December 14. Age reported as 70 to 80. he claimed to have gambled with as much as half a billion dollars, living a life of rapid reversals and minimal display. He avoided legal trouble and often gave to charity, viewing money as a tool of gambling and study of people.
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Los Angeles
Nicholas Andrea
Nick
Dandolos
New York
Dandelos
Canada
Juveniles Start Disturbance at Sedgwick County Courthouse
About 25 boys caused a disturbance in the juvenile detention unit on the eighth floor Sunday night. Police and sheriff's officers quelled the disruption after about 90 minutes. Juvenile Judge Clark V. Owens said the incident was not serious and noted mattresses were burned and smoke filled the area.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Sheriff's Office
Clark V. Owens
William Manchester Hospitalized With Pneumonia
Noted author William Manchester, 44, critical after pneumonia diagnosis. He is in intensive care at Middlesex Memorial Hospital Middlesex County Conn. His unpublished JFK assassination account has sparked disputes with Mrs. Kennedy and Look magazine over privacy passages and serialization.
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Con
William Manchester
John F. Kennedy
Middlesex Memorial Hospital
F. Erwin Tracy
Manchester
Julia
Kennedy
Baloney
Look Magazine
Harper & Row
Taxes Rise for U S Wage Earners in 1967 Medicare Push
Washington reports tax changes driving higher Social Security levies next year to fund Medicare and expanded benefits. The 4.4 percent rate applies to the first 6,600 of earnings, lifting the individual maximum to 290.40 with 33 dollars earmarked for Medicare. Additional reforms include altered withholding, quarterly self employment taxes, and new medical deduction limits, as Johnson weighs further tax action.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Civic Center Announces Weekly Activities Schedule
Civic Center plans list events this week led by recreation director Herman Beringer. Old Timers play shuffleboard 9 to 11:30 tomorrow morning and return Wednesday morning. Wednesday night the Fish and Game Assn meets at 7 to view a tarpoon fishing film. A table tennis tournament for junior college and high school students is set for 7:30 Thursday.
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Civic Center
Herman Beringer
Fioney County Park, Fish and Game Assn
Admissions and dismissals at Catherine area hospitals in 1966
A Gazette style list details admissions and dismissals at St Catherine and surrounding hospitals. It names numerous patients by name and address, with dates and times of births and transitions, and notes car and street accidents in Garden City and nearby areas. The column includes births at St Catherine, new arrivals in December, and public notices of accident reports.
Funeral Rites For A I Milner Held At St Marys
Funeral services were held at St Marys Catholic Church for A I Milner 8 who died Friday at St Catherine Hospital after a long illness. Burial followed in Valley View Cemetery. Milner, born December 10 1678 in Greenwood County Kansas, lived in Garden City, Trenton Missouri, and back to Garden City retiring in 1954. He married Nina Burnette Taley in 1905 and survived by a son, brother, sister, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Lisle Pottorff
Valley View
Phillips White
Greenwood County
Kan
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Trenton
Garden Ae
Regina Bayer
St. Dominic's Catholic Church
Nina Burnette Taley
Madison
Dwight L. Milner
Las Vegas
Nev
Ira Milner
Harris, Mo
Susan Jackson
Harris
Mrs Angeline Roy Veteran Garden City resident dies
Mrs Angeline Roy 92 of 203 Wesley died Saturday at St Catherine Hospital after months of illness. Born June 24 1875 in Clay County she married John Roy in April 1893 at Kankakee Ill He died in 1982. She moved to Garden City 57 years ago from Clyde and was a Presbyterian Church member. Survived by five daughters Blanche Day Bertha Hamilton Bessie Plotner Lillie Gestenslager Ada Sumpter three sons Chester Ed Van Nuys Everett a sister Mrs William Eversoll 30 grandchildren four great grandchildren Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday Garland Funeral Chapel with Rev Thomas J Bennett burial Valley View Cemetery Friends may call tonight Tuesday at Garland Funeral Chapel 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Clenton Ashby
Hap
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Methodist Church
Julia C. Book
Sulphur Springs
Oklo
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Lakin
Jewell Hummer
Tonio
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Colby
Margaret Winkler
Denver
Angeline Roy
Wesley
St. Catherine Hospital
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Kankakee
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Clyde
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Blanche Day
Bertha Hamilton
W. Kansas
Bessie Plotner
N. Lth
Lillie Gestenslager
Thomas J. Bennett
Valley View Cemetery
Garland Funeral Chapel
Holiday Toll Lags Behind Last Year
The 78 hour Christmas traffic toll opened at 417 early today, 20 percent below last Christmas. The National Safety Council said the toll could fall below prior levels if the trend continues, noting last year’s toll was unusually high.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
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