President Johnson enjoys quiet Thanksgiving day at ranch
President Johnson spent a quiet family day at his central Texas ranch, reviewing budget matters briefly this morning then focusing on family and Thanksgiving guests. Two turkeys were served at dinner as aides said he felt well after his throat operation, with plans to meet at the ranch about budget cuts and policy topics with Robert Weaver and Charles Schultze later.
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Redlands Pilot Survives Crash
SAN JOSE 1-A Red lands pilot survived the trash landing of his plane on power lines that shot high voltage electricity through its metal parts. Dan R. Hill, 27, was kept from falling by his seat belt as the single engine craft hung by a wheel. Firemen rescued him with a hydraulic ladder and warned him not to move while power was checked. He lost consciousness after rescue and remained in a coma Thursday at Santa Clara County Hospital.
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Turkey stolen from Owen recovered in Dowagiac
In Dowagiac Michigan a thief attempted to steal a turkey from Ali Shaw’s restaurant oven. Lindall Shaw chased the burglar, captured him as he climbed into a getaway car, and police soon took him into custody. The bird was returned to the oven and served.
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Thanksgiving Across America Amid War News and Holidays
Thanksgiving observances spanned from Viet Nam front lines to Broadway parades as Americans gathered in churches, shelters, and homes. US troops received meals by helicopter, ships and trains served dinners, and prices rose two percent as a record crowd watched Macy’s parade while refugees arrived in Miami.
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Cuban Pilgrims Kiss Soil of U.S. Welcome at Miami
In Miami 89 new Cuban arrivals praised U.S. airlift on Thanksgiving Day after landing from flights organized by the government. Felipa Moya, 60, tearfully thanked the country saying she felt happy and free to be out of jail. Renato Rodriguez also spoke of relief and gratitude for the new land.
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Newcomers Learn of Thanksgiving Day From Exile Leader
Manola Reyes a Cuban exile leader tells newcomers about Mayflower voyage and 1620 pilgrims as UPI reports in London. The speech praises Huskinson bombs and liberty while Cuba exile chapter hosts an airport ceremony urging prayer for Cuba and family reunions in the United States.
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Pan Am Proposes Record-Low Fares for Refugee Airlift
Washington reports Pan American Airways proposes the lowest fares in history for refugee airlifts across the Atlantic and Pacific. Cuban exiles and other refugees would face new price points, with routes linking New York to Paris and other points. The plan envisions reduced fares under government approval, as transport officials noted existing costs and the scope of the airlift.
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Truck Driver Shrugs Off Heroism After Saving 4 From Train
Plymouth Indiana report: truck driver James Martin from Granville Ohio pulled four injured passengers from a stalled car on railroad tracks moments before a Pennsylvania Railroad diesel train crashed into the vehicle. The four were hospitalized in serious but improving condition. Martin said he acted to move others to safety but minimized his role. The accident occurred on a dead end road near Plymouth with the vehicle's front wheels over the track.
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Jueling’s slim campaign costs reach 93 cents
Republican State Rep Helmut Jueling, reelected to the legislature, kept general election expenses modest but higher than the primary. He received a $1 refund from the Republican State Central Committee and documented 87 cents spent on paint to repaint district signs from 29 to 25. The final expenses totaled 93 cents, with a 7-cent refund.
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Rooftop ambush wounds 13 teenagers in Chicago rain
In Chicago a 22 year old John Hardin allegedly fired from a rooftop at teens leaving a cigar store event. Thirteen youths were wounded and treated at St James Hospital after a dance dispute. Calvin Hardin was also arrested for interfering with police.
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