Johnson and Eshkol Discuss U S Arms to Israel
President Johnson and Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol spent 25 hours at the LBJ Ranch reviewing Middle East armament, amid Soviet buildup fears. A joint statement noted no pledge to allow Israel to buy 40 F-4 Phantom jets, while signaling broader U S aid considerations.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Levi Eshkol
U. S
Israel
Eshkol
Lbj Ranch
U.S
Middle East
United States
LBJ
Texas
District Hospital Register Details Births and Admissions
A District Hospital Register lists numerous January admissions and discharges across multiple towns including Indiana, Kittanning, Punxsutawney, Latrobe, and Blairsville. Entries name patients such as Kimberly Irene Henry, Carrie Wingard, and John E Wolfe, with births and newborns noted for several families and locations.
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Kimberly Irene Henry
Blairsville
Carlton C. Eisenhard
Maumee St
Allentown
Louise Blystone
Phila
Indiana
Leona J. Frech
Creekside
Mary L. Kanyan
R.D
Homer Oe der E. Kelle
Ash St. Coral
Franceca C. Stadtmiller
Marion Center
Wanda F. Haggerty
Indi
Kittanning
Carrie Wingard
Home
Surveyor 7 Set for Soft Moon Landing
Pasadena based AP reports Surveyor 7 appears ready for a soft lunar landing tonight. It will be the last U.S. probe before manned missions. Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists aim to touch down near the highlands north of the Tepe crater with a TV camera, small scoop, radiation analyzer, and magnets to detect iron.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Cancer Session Hears Pechan Ohio Speech on Moon Soil
Cleveland Ohio Aug 1963 cancer crusade leaders listen as Albert Pechan chair of the National Cancer Crusade discusses proposed lunar mission objectives. Pechan cites retrorockets to slow a vehicle to 3 mph and analyses of moon soil during the craft's expected arrival and first weeks after.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Penn
Sylvania
Albert Pound
R. Pechan
Pennsylvania
Cancer Cruby
Sheraton Hotel
Lawrence Welk
Moon Soill
Ignational
Eshkol visit to Texas includes council initiation events
UCT Council sets initiation and class candidacies for their annual past councillors meeting on Thursday at 6 30 p m with a door prize close of the meeting The piece also covers Israel U S peace rhetoric and the frigid Texas weather during the Eshkol visit noting canceled Austin plans and a civic sendoff at Bergstrom Airport
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Council of the United Commercial Travelers
Israel
United States
Eshkol
Middle East
Vietnam
Iman
Texas
Pedernales
Tavi Reh
U.S
James Symington
Bergstrom
New York
Bitter Cold Grips Northeast as Arctic Wave Hits
The Associated Press reports a brutal cold snap across the Northeast as an arctic air mass pushes southward. New England experiences the coldest weather of the season with subzero readings inland and near freezing in southern areas. New York and Philadelphia feel the chill as temperatures tumble. Schools close in many areas while New York City endures record low temperatures and service delays due to icy conditions.
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Associated Press
Johnson
al Nahar
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
New England
Mercury
Watertown
Pied Arab
West Massena
New Bank
Jordan River
Thel
York
Gaza Strip
Sinai Desert
Syria
Golan Heights
United Nations
Albany
N.Y
Scranton
New York City
Seaboard
Washington
Florida Panhandle
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Pontiff Proposes Middle East Peace Plan
Beirut based Al Nahar reports Pope Paul VI proposed a plan granting Jordan the Gaza Strip and placing the Arab sector of Jerusalem under neutral foreign control, in a Vatican authorized briefing.
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Beirut
Lebanon
al Nahar
Paul VI
Middle East
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Jerusalem
Vatican City
Postal clerk rations stamps in Brookville Pa
Postal clerk Edward Fiscus spent most of Monday persuading customers not to buy too many stamps. Demand surged as the price rose to six cents causing one woman to recall wartime rationing and muttering about the new stamp limits.
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Brookville
Edward Fiscus
Blaiberg Improves After World’s Third Heart Transplant
Cape Town AP report on Dr. Philip Blaiberg whose condition is improving daily a week after receiving the world’s third heart transplant at Groote Schuur Hospital. Bulletin says no untoward signs or symptoms and doctors expect possible discharge home in about two weeks if progress continues. He sits up, may soon sit in a chair, and retains good appetite as immune suppression meds continue.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Blaiberg
Christiaan N. Barnard
Heart Transplant Patient In Critical Condition At Stanford
Mike Kasperak, 54, after receiving a heart Saturday night, remains in critical condition in Stanford California. He faced stomach and intestinal bleeding tied to severe liver disease and kidney issues, though the heart function stays near normal. He requires a breathing tube due to lung disease, doctors said, while the transplant team led by Dr Norman E Shumway reported the heart is functioning well.
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Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Kasperak
Norman E. Shumway
Stanford Medical School
Heavy Snow Halts Big Ben and Britain in Snow
Britain endures a six inch snow and ice blanket disrupting rail and road travel in 45 counties. Big Ben froze at 6 28 a m until workers restarted it at 10 10 a m. London Airport closes and flights diverted to Frankfurt as heavy snow and high winds threaten floods.
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London
Britain
Big Ben
Frankfurt
Germany
British Railways
Charing Cross Station
Royal Automobile Club Yard
Budget Head Resigns Post As Adviser
Washington AP reports Director Charles L. Schultze of the Budget Bureau resigns as adviser to the administration. The move follows Gardner Ackley stepping down as CEA chair. Charles J. Zwick named to succeed Schultze, with Zwick described as Schultze’s principal assistant and adviser on economic policy.
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Congress
Texas White House
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
Charles J. Zwick
Ivan Mmunaten
Ecbayu Hifcuclus
Zwick
Wuav
Tere
Quads Born In Mexico One Survives In Fire Tragedy
In Mexico City a fire at the Normandie Retirement Club left 350 residents homeless as seven stories burned. Four quadruplets were born on Monday at a local hospital, with only one surviving. Victims were housed at English House and nearby armory with provisions of beds and meals.
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Philadelphia
Normandie
Mexico City
Tracy
Mercedes de Ande da Moran
Plantsville
Conn
Raul Moran Zwick
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James H. J. Tate Ackley
Italy
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Riverview
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Legedee
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Myrta Lydick Nipps
Luther Chapel
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Women’s Society
The
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National Retired Business and Professional Organization
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Zilpha) Medley
Gainsville
Tex
Laird A. Nipps
Askew Funeral
Brugeman
Trinity Lutheran
Anna C. Lichtenfels
New Florence R. D
Raymond Hospital
Johnstown
West Wheatfield
Twp
Andrew
Susan Long Penrose
Robinson Zion Lutheran Church
Tra
Eric
Lee
Toledo
Ohio
Dean
Baytown
Ruth Lynn
New Florence R.D
Clark
Gail) Fogle
Pittsburgh
Sadie Frain
Sar‘ver
Millie Montgomery
Indiana
Ross
Pearl Montgomery
Paul
Chalmer
Emma Closson
Gertrude
Gray Funeral Home
Seward
Richard Ebel
Kamal Hanna
Germany Lutheran Cemetery
Charles Dankish
Clune
Indiana Hospital
Austria- Hungary
Motiro
Pauline Dankish
USA
Iselin
Dankish
Holy Cross Greek Catholic Church of
Greek Catholic Union Lodge 802
Umwa
Pearl [Styfurak Dankish
George Styfurak
Frank Styfurak
Cleveland
John Styfurak
Willowick
George
Helen) Miller
Michael
Kathryn
Paulina
Clymer
Robinson-Lytle’s
Holy Cross Greek Catholic Church
George Lasky
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Rose Ann Shimps
Coral
Austria
Chrigytian and Missionary Alliance Church
Joseph
Anthony J
Clyemer
Frank L
Blairsville
R.D
Martha Podolan
Anna Dudash
Askew Funeral Home
Ronald A. Wallace
Edgewood Cemetery
Saltsburg
AWOL Marine Surrenders in Tokyo Area
Pfc. Peter Wiggins, 21, a U.S. Marine on leave from Vietnam, surrendered to Navy police in Yokohama after disappearing Oct 19. He said he would fight in Hawaii and did not want this war. His father Porter Wiggins arrived in Tokyo to assist. An investigation will begin Wednesday.
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Heilwood
Czechoslovakia
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Anna Bandhansky
Margaret
Michael
Ann) Semko
Culver
Pittsburgh
Anna Gidusko
Trenton
Lon
Somerset County
N. J
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Stockholm
Heiney
Rockwell
Sweden
rea/Heiney
Moscow
John M. Barilla
Catonsville
Richard D. Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
Craig Andersson
San Jose Calif
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Pocono
U.S
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Japan
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Tokyo
Pfc
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Vietnam
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Navy
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Porter Wiggins
Minoru Omori
Newsmen
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Hney Lelancu
Tlapuieg
Franklin E. N. Warren
Jdny
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Dence
New York City
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Aultman
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Klondyke Ave
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Cherry Tree
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Wayne Swigart
Miller Ave
Robert D. Cunningham
Mra
Arbutus Blose
North Sth St
Frank L. Myers
Elkin Ave
Patricia Ann Zerfoss
Clarksburg
Peggy Legger
Pellegrene Dr
Homerty
Frances C. McGaughey
James Edward Ward
Mary Lou Manecke
Church St
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Homer Ny
Pearl Dankish
Dixie Lee Carney
Washington St
Harry Williams Guest
North Ave
Kathleen Weaver
Sheloca
Patricia E. Boughamer
Dixon Rd
Linda L. McCurdy
Maple St
Cherise Lynette Fenton
William Gode
Walter
George Bennett
Rossiter
Clay Stiteler
Smicksburg
Brooks Weister
Salina
Sharon Titus
Georgia Brosko
Sophie L. Malnofksy
Torrance
John Sikora
Avonmore
Judith Rubright
Pechan
UCT Council
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Richard Wesley Stewart
Dilltown
Howard James Hess
Lucernemines
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Penn Run
David Blair Lewis
Back Row
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James Orval Boyle
Robinson
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Milford Junior Lawson
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John Emerson Walker
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Twolick
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Pomona
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Ethel) Boucher
Southington
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Ruffner Cemetery
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Bence Funeral Home
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Cameron’s Bottom
Aliens Board
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Millie Stern
Indiana Evening Gazette
Oscar Lynn Ferguson
N. Morrow St
Burrell Twp
Charles D
Laura Hazlett Ferguson
Calvin United Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Wainwright. Ferguson
Mary Alice Darnley
Buffalo
Robert Lynn
Raymond W
Jack D
Detroit
Mich
Alma Householder
Maryland
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Horseheads
N. Y
Lena Bowers
Lakeland
Margaret Keith
Evabel McCrea
Black Lick
Leslie
Wayne
Ferguson and Son
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Blairsville Cemetery
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Indian Haven
Berkeley
England
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Saltsburg Methodist Church
Florence Nellie Hughes Barton
Hunter Funeral Home
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