British Centenarians Tally Gold Rules for Longevity
LONDON AP eight golden rules for living to 100 emerge from a survey of British centenarians. Family longevity no smoking no drinking hard work moderation and faith top the list. Fresh air and regular habits cited by most. many recall youthful toil and long memories. The Deciduary Fruit Board sent Cape prunes to over 800 centenarians and 324 replied.
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London
Staffordshire
Decidurais Fruit Board
Cape Pranes
Britain
Trishman
Middlesex
Kensing On
Charlie Chaplin
Reading
Berkshire
Glamorgan
Wales
India
County Westmorland
Plymouth
Devon
Bristol
West of England
Liverpool
Northwest of England
Shrewsbury
Shropshire
County
Hampshire
Leicester
English Midlands
Birmingham
South Wales
Tragedy Stalks Kennedy Family Faces Repeated Misfortune
Associated Press reports the Kennedy family endures another tragedy as Robert Kennedy lies critically wounded after a shooting during the campaign. The piece recalls prior losses including John Kennedy’s assassination and other family calamities, underscoring a history of misfortune amid a prominent political dynasty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Joseph P
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
John
Joe Jr
Kathleen
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Robert
Rosemary
Ethel
Edward
Rob
Penguins stolen from Baltimore Zoo after moat swim
Thieves swam a 25 foot moat to grab a penguin from an open pen at the Baltimore Zoo. They placed concrete blocks in the water to ease exit after taking one of 14 birds, while zoo director Arthur R. Watson described Rosemary’s declined progress.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Zoo
Arthur R. Watson
Kennedy Family Tragedies Highlight June 1968 Feature
In May 1948 Kathleen Kennedy died in a Cannes bound crash near Marseille. The Kennedy women, all prominent, include Patricia married to Peter Lawford, Eunice married to Sargent Shriver, and Jean married to Stephen E Smith who aids family business and campaigns. The Kennedy clan also mourns Jean Patricia Skakel who died in May 1967 from a meat obstruction and her husband’s 1966 plane crash death.
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Cannes
Kathleen
Rhone
Marseille
France
Kennedy
Patricia Kennedy
Peter Lawford
Eunice
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S
Jean
Stephen E. Smith
Robert Kennedy
Jean Patricia Skakel
Sabetha Youth Tops Kansas American Legion Boys State
Ricky Kellenberger of Sabetha was elected governor of the American Legion Boys State of Kansas, held at the University of Kansas. Also chosen were Barry Hollie as lieutenant governor Jeff Joyce secretary of state Rodney Calhoun state auditor Raymond McCann state treasurer Tom Perry attorney general Gary W. Cox superintendent Brian Bates and William J. Kelly state printer.
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Ulysses
Rodney Calhoun
Hutchinson
Raymond McCann
Overland Park
Tom Perry
Topeka
Gary W. Cox
Liberal
Brian Bates
Alton
William J. Kelly
Lawrence
Brother and sister drown near Carbondale
Ten year old Roger Lane and seven year old Lynda Lane drowned Wednesday in a farm pond near Carbondale Kansas The parents Mr and Mrs Harold Lane of Burlingame were visiting the Doyle Emberly farm northeast of Carbondale where the drownings occurred
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Carbondale, Kan
Roger Lane
Lynda
Carbondale
Harold Lane
Burlingame
Doyle Emberly
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Joseph
England
Hyannisport
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Eunice Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Navy
Coldstream Guards
Cavendish
Poget Garden City Telegram
Sabetha
Dad
Germany
Hong Kong
Spain
Meschke
ORC
The
Cotten Company
Praty & Lambert
Nes. Masonry Products, Inc
Ampanna
E. Fulton
Otasco
Ball
Longlife
Losts
Briggs & Stratton
N. Main
Garden City
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