Sky diver leaps from plane without parachute lands safely
Raid Pack, 26, a movie stuntman, jumped from a plane at 14,600 feet without a parachute and landed safely after a fellow sky diver followed and handed him a reserve chute 4,000 feet below. Photographers recorded the stunt over a field near Hollywood.
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Arvin
Calif
Pack
North Hollywood
Bob Allen
Hollywood
Allan
Allen
Chuteless
Rod Pack
Lawrence Schiller
Malaysia Indonesia Study Trip Signals Crisis Focus
General Sir James Cassels flew to Singapore to study the Malaysia Indonesia conflict as Britain stocks up forces in Southeast Asia. Prime Minister Harold Wilson returned to London for crisis talks while Britain moved a battalion of Scots Guards into Malaysian Borneo to bolster defenses against potential Indonesian attacks.
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London
James Cassels
Singapore
Britain
Southeast Asia
Cassels
Harold Wilson
Scully Isles
Far East
Malaysian Borneo
Malaysia
Scots Guards Regiment
Borneo
Lerendak
Malacca
Haven for artists and derelicts blooms in Bowery scene
The Bowery area in Manhattan is described as a haven for artists sculptors and other derelicts. Low rents from $50 to $100 monthly attract painters and performers while crime and squalor persist amid a shift in the neighborhood with new arrivals and changing conditions.
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Bowery
New York
Morel
Britain
Malaysia
Indonesia
Manhattan
Savoy
Homer City
Matadors
LB Lofts Aid
Stu
Margo Spuerri
Dios
Melody Men
Medora’s
Ourlings City
Ray Domarski
Keason
Elks
Drwin Blemenger
Battan Expressway
Inflationary Steel Hike Under Johnson Scrutiny
President Johnson asked his economic advisers to assess recent steel price increases for inflationary potential. Gardner Ackley to report back promptly as Johnson returns from Texas to finalize the state of the union message. The address will outline broad goals for the Great Society and actions on education and Appalachia, with specifics saved for later congressional messages.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
George Reedy
Gardner Ackley
Texas
Washington
Congress
Appalachian
LBJ
Hangover cure urged by New Haven expert
Dr Dru H Robert Greenhouse, head of a state alcoholism clinic in New Haven, says a remedy of milk with undiluted orange juice and gelatin may help but warns against overdoing it. He notes he has never had a true hangover and rarely drinks more than a couple of beverages.
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Newhaven
Conn
Dru. H. Robert Greenhouse
New Haven
Greenhouse
Nev
Fire Leaves Mano Family Homeless In Clymer
A New Year’s Day blaze gutted the Mano home on Dixon Road in Clymer. Mr and Mrs Andrew Mano and their three children escaped in nightclothes after the baby Johns cries awoke them around 2 10 am. Neighbors and firemen salvaged a living room suit a television set refrigerator and stove. The two story home owned by Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp was a total loss with building valued at 1700 and contents at 1200. The cause suspected to be faulty wiring in a kitchen partition.
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Clymer
Andrew Mano
Dixon Road
Mano
John
Manos
Mark
Michael
Bruce Phillips
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp
Phillips
First Baby In County For New Year 1965
The newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Barrett Indiana RD 3 Miss Indiana County New Year s Baby for 1965 weighed six pounds 14 3 4 ounces at Indiana Hospital The Barrets run Bob s Pizza Shop at North Plaza Route 119 Shelocta s Violet Gunther is the mother The couple also have another son and daughter.
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Indiana Hospital
Indiana County
Thomas L. Barrett
Indiana R.D
North Plaza
Route 119
Violet Gunther
Shelocta
Barretts
Traffic Deaths Soar During New Year Celebration
The National Safety Council reports traffic fatalities rose to 259 for a period from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday. The count exceeds previous 1959-60 figures as speeds ran high during the three day New Year celebration.
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National Safety Council
Shocking Road Death Toll During New Year Holiday
Pennsylvania faces a rising traffic toll as AP reports 23 deaths so far in the four day New Year period. Officials estimate 300 to 400 more lives may be lost in highway accidents, with past three day tolls reaching 374 in record years and 337 most recently, amid a long holiday observance.
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Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Seco
Associated Pri
Walle
Volunteers Ski Rescue Aids Injured Climber On Monadnock
In pitch darkness volunteers strapped a critically injured climber to a sled and descended Mt. Monadnock’s icy slope. Gary Sylvester of Watertown Mass. was flown to a Boston hospital in poor condition with a brain injury. Medical staff expected possible surgery.
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Massachusetts
Gary Sylvester
Watertown
Mass
Mt. Monadnock
Sylvester
Boston
Jaffrey
Jtwo
Grafton Burke
Dublin
Burke
Associated Press
Obituaries Notice From Hilldale And Nearby Areas
Obituaries list Hazel Coulmier 74 Hillsdale Mas paring details. Prank 48 Elba New York. Thomas Malco Wilson Fantul Woe KD noted. No further context or formal obituary prose provided.
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Huby
Mas
Hazel Coulmier
Hillsdale
Kelly
AL Prank
Elba
Wilson
Thomas Malco
Fant
Weather outlook shows showers and mild day
The forecast calls for showers and mild temperatures with a high near 50. Rain will mix with snow and end tonight, with a low around 30 to 38. Sunday brings variable clouds and cooler conditions.
Amputation May Save Boy's Life in Los Angeles
Ronald Baker, 16, underwent amputation of a cancerous limb in a Los Angeles hospital. A spokesman said he is cheerful and progress is satisfactory after the operation. Doctors warned he would likely die within a year or two without the surgery, despite the boy’s earlier wish to avoid losing a leg. He had recently run away from home and spent New Year’s Day with a model car and bedside visitors.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Baker
Ronald
New Year Babies Receive Coins From Louisville Host
Kenneth Miller, a 61 year old supper club host in Louisville, gifts about $100 in Indian head pennies to the first three babies named Kenneth born in the area this New Year. The three newborns are Kenneth Patrick McDaniel, Kenneth Lindley, and Berethia Gate Howlett, all born within minutes of each other at local hospitals. Miller plans a March celebration in Marengo to present the coins, keeping the pennies as mementos for the families.
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Louisville, Ky
Kenneth
Albert’ Miller
Louisville
Miller
Peanie
Chadge
Kenneth Bor
Thomas SicDau
Lindley Child
New Albany Tad Hospital
J Lelie Cindley
Williany Howlett
New Albany
Marengo
Peilities
Waller
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