Drownproofing Card Promotes Water Safety Tips
A U S health card teaches drownproofing for non swimmers. It details water safety steps and can be requested from the Injury Control Program, National Center for Urban and Industrial Health, Cincinnati. The note notes cost and distribution limits and cites Emory University origin.
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U.S
Fred Lanave
Emory Universiy
Atlanta
National Center For Urban and Industrial Health
Pkwy
Cincinnati
Hie
Ohi
Jackson Migs
Clarion
Ladper
Parcel Going to Cuba Explodes
A fragmented OCR notice describes an incident involving a parcel sent to Cuba that exploded. Details are garbled with multiple unreadable segments, but the central event is the explosion of a mailed package. The readable text hints at a search for more context and potential officials involved.
Group Challenges to a Bleed-in at Margie Eto Community
A bleary OCR fragment mentions a group event at Margie Eto community cube with Mount ott Jutior Curd and Mount Olbe. It references white students and volunteers in a chaotic scene. The readable words hint at a protest or mass action but lack clear specifics.
Engineer Hutcheson to head Hope Community TV in Camden
Charles A Hutcheson 34 of Camden named Chief Engineer for Hope Community TV Inc. He will supervise maintenance installations and all technical matters. A Camden native and veteran of the Korean conflict he brings four plus years in cable. He is married to Martha Spradis and they have three daughters. The Hutchesons reside at 498 Hawkins Street Camden.
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Charles A. Hutcheson
Camden
Hope Community Tv, Inc
Hutcheson
Cammden
Cam-Tel
Hope Community TV
Fairview
Damien
University of Maryland
United States Air Force
Tis Country
Air Force
Thitcheson
Scott Air Force Base
Ellington Air Force Base
Tex
Martha Frances Sprdis
Brenda Diane
Kay Charlotte
Joni Frances
Hawkins Street
Hutchesons Attemp Temple Baptist Churen
Mistake Made in Arresting Demonstrators
A New York Police Department statement describes an error in detaining and photographing about 100 demonstrators during protests. Investigations will review the actions of officers and potential remedies, amid concerns over handling of the crowd and civil rights protections.
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New York
Adda
Ptaan
Ulm
Nice
Hieraldy
Carbon concerns drive City to curb auto pollution
Maryin Braude urged Los Angeles to refuse to buy any cars with high carbon emissions. The city pollution control chief Louis J. bulber noted a standard of 2775 parts per million for hydrocarbon output. A review week was set to gauge progress and potential new limits.
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Maryin Braude
Angeles
Los Angeles
Braude
Louis J. Bulber
Pharsday
Child Found Drowned in a Pond at Saddle Creek
Mammoth Spring Arkansas reports 3 year old Vincent Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Williams of Saddle Fulton County, found drowned in a pond north of Saddle while visiting relatives. Body recovered around noon after a late Thursday night incident.
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Mammoth Spring
Ark
Vincent Williams
Vernon Williams
Saddle Fulton County
Saddle
War Brings Heavy Goods Output in 1968
UCLA study forecasts higher wartime output and GDP growth as the Vietnam conflict continues into 1968. The report, issued Thursday by a university economics team, projects a rise in gross national product and employment levels, with the economy expanding despite the war’s costs.
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Hation
University of California At Los Angeles
Legan
Ucla Gradute Setul
Neos Administradad
Cis
United States
Citizens Advisory Committee Plans First Annual Meeting
The Citizens Advisory Committee, established by Governor Winthrop Rockefeller in January, previews its first annual meeting to be held December 15. Wilson reports 507 members organized into 100 subcommittees and emphasizes the group aims to advise rather than render consent.
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Ngs
Ark
Citizens Advisory Committee
Dee
Winthrop Rackefeller
Che
Abt
Timan
Robert K. Tee Wilson
Wilson
They Got Their Christmas Early They Got Their Christmas Early
JACKMAN Maine AP The northern Maine town of 2000 residents and its hospital welcomed Dr Peter V Morison marking the first in 18 months with 8 doctors in residence The new physician from Bismark ND enables Mars Fo Joseph Hospital to begin admitting patients prior travel was 50 miles for care
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Jackman
Maine
Peter V. Morison
Bismark
N.D
Mars Fo Joseph Hospital
Morrison
England
Brain Bank proposal roils 1960s campaign talk in Arkansas
A suggested political brain bank at Arkansas State University drew attention as a potential successor idea to Rep BE C Gathings. The notion surfaced amid broader GOP and Democratic strategy discussions ahead of the 1968 campaign, with leaders debating how to frame Vietnam and defense issues.
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James Marlow
Washington (Ap
Bob Wilson
California
GOP
Congressional Campaign Committee
Palm Beach
Fla
Vietnam
Republic
Congress
Hverel M
Dirksen
Gerald Ft. Ford
Johnson
Ford
Thes
Tess
Tantong
United
Willkiy Vy
Alexander of
Ogula
Rep
D-Ark
Arkansas State University
Sixty six killed in Peruvian plane crash near Huanuco
AP report from Huanuco Peru details a Faucett Airlines four engine DC plane crash in the Andes killing all aboard. Seventy passengers and six crew members were onboard including four Americans and a British diplomat. Rescue teams retrieved burned bodies amid jungle underbrush near Cerro Carpish mountain.
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Veav Juhnsuos
Associated Press
Huanuco
Peru
Andes Mountains
Faucett Airlines
Cerro Carpish Mountain
Tingo Maria
Lima
Carlos Farje Allende
Mner
Faucett
Licny
Joseph Newnan
Kishner Drive
Las Vegas
Nev
Evelyn Craig
Robert
Corina Houk
John White
Vivian
Weather Bureau director to help wife with shutters after retirement
A retirement plan for Gordon Dunn, head of the Weather Bureau's national hurricane center, includes assisting his wife with hurricane shutters. Dunn notes his future role away from the office to support her, reflecting preparation for life after service.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
National Hurricane Center
Gordon Dunn
A Warmhearted Dan Originated Idea of Seals at Christmas
A feature on how Christmas Seals began with Danish postman Einar Holboell and Emily Bissell of Delaware. The tale traces 1907 efforts to raise funds for Brandywine Shack tuberculosis patients, beginning with small stamp sales and a pivotal newspaper and a hopeful boy.
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Dan
Mary Anita Laseter
North Woods
Denmark
Wilmington
Del
Einar Holboell
Einar
Brandywine River
Delaware
Brandywine
Joseph Wales
Emily Bissell
Red Cross
Wales
Emily
Miss Bissell
U.S.A
Brandywine Shack
Chrismas
Love Book Arrest In Florida Claims of Obscene Literature
Former University of Florida student Paninie Brewer, who quit amid a nude posing controversy, faces charges of selling obscene literature from an off campus shop in Gainesville. Police say a detective bought a copy of The Book of Love at her store. Brewer plans to plead innocent with Civil Liberties Union defense. Hearing set for next Wednesday.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Panimie Brewer
Paninie
Pulice
Alachua County
Lv. Hindery
Two Juveniles Arrested for Burglary in Seattle
Two juveniles arrested for burglarizing an electronics shop confessed after police played back a recording they had made while attempting to test the stolen tape recorders. The suspects reportedly announced their names and claimed the theft before the evidence contradicted their denials.
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Seattle
Wash
McClellan Seeks Raise in Millwood Reservoir Level
Senator John L. McClellan said he is obtaining a complete report to back a plan to raise Millwood Reservoir elevation by two feet. In a letter to Hope attorney James H. Pilkin ton he stated he would act to raise the water level as soon as the report is finished and studied.
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John L. McClellan
Millwood Reservoir
James H. Pilkinton
Hope Attorney
Ree
Suit Aimed at Preventing Disorders
Philadelphia AP The school board won a seven day court battle to stop a repeal of the Black Power protest that disrupted the school administration building on November 17 Judge Alexander F Barbieri barred Walter Palmer leader of the Black People's Unity Movement and William Mathis from organizing promoting or encouraging demonstrations at public schools during school hours The two were alleged by police to be among organizers of the November 1 rally.
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Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Alexander F. Barbieri
Walter Palmer
Black People's Unity Movement
William Mathis
Congress of Racial Equality
Excuse for Violation in Chattanooga Parking Meter Debacle
An insurance executive avoided an overtime parking ticket in Chattanooga after a meter was installed after his arrival. He parked at 2:30, the city added a meter at 9:32, and a meter maid began issuing tickets at 9:34. She relented once he explained the situation.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ems
Ashdown Girl to compete in Maid of Cotton Contest
Jeanie Cobb of Ashdown Arkansas was chosen as one of twenty contestants who will vie later this month in the 1968 Maid of Cotton Contest sponsored by the National Cotton Council in Memphis.
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Memphis
Jeanie Cobb
Ashdown
Ark
Ue National Cotton Comnell
Mekong Delta battle praised as major ARVN success
South Vietnamese forces from the 21st Division and a reserve ranger unit pushed back two Viet Cong battalions in a key Mekong Delta engagement. About 2,500 South Vietnamese fought some 1,500 Viet Cong, with initial reports listing 60 government dead and 102 wounded. U S advisers were wounded, American airstrikes accounted for a quarter of VC casualties.
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Mekong Delta
Crorge
McArthur
Saigon
Viate
Mekong
Eldigely
Dr Sheppard Would Join Peace Corps
Washington AP The Peace Corps announced Samuel H Sheppard a Cleveland osteopath who served 19 years in prison and was acquitted of second degree murder has offered for Peace Corps duty. The application arrived late last week and is under processing, a spokesman said.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
Sheppard
Osceola Officials Face Taxpayers Suit
Osceola Arkansas mayor Charlie Wiggul a car dealer and six member city council are charged in a taxpayers suit alleging violations of city ordinances by doing business with the city. Plaintiff is Wendal Stovall of Osceola. Defendants include insurancemen R E Pree Witt Ray Morgan and E Chisenhall Garner Robins a real estate agent D N Morris owner of a hardware glove and Ed Teaford an electrical engineer.
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Osceola
Ark
Charlie Wiggul
Mississippi Chancery Court
Wendal Stovall
R. E. Pree Witt
Ray Morgan
E. Chisenhall Garner Robins
D. N. Morris
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Citizens Action Committee
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Alpha Phil Alpha Fraternity
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