Little Girl Shot by Hunter Will Have Her Christmas
Karyn Prestwich a six year old girl who was shot by a hunter near North Fork Idaho on Nov. 6 will spend Christmas in a Salt Lake City hospital. She has shown remarkable recovery with kidneys damaged but improving and will likely stay in hospital for another month. The family pacs are joined by donations and a 500 dollar gift from Roy Wells as the fund reaches seven thousand dollars to cover medical costs.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Karyn Prestwich
Karyn
Donald Prestwich
North Fork
Idaho
Salmon
University of Utah Medical Center
Karen
U.S. Forest Service
Carrie
Jenny
Prestwich
Roy C. Wells
Torrance
Calif
Wells
High Resignations Become Problem for Missouri U.
Former Army intelligence agent Ralph M. Stein says domestic spying expanded after the Detroit riot of 1967. He led the left wing desk in Washington, notes added desks for right wing activity and racial matters, and says the Detroit intel unit grew from three to fifteen staffers.
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Detroit
Army
Detroit Free Press
Ralph M. Stein
Flushing, N.Y
Washington
Stein
Army Intelligence
113Th Military Intelligence Group
Hospital Gift Stockings Bring Christmas Cheer
Tacoma General Hospital plans Christmas gifts sent to families in bright red flannel stockings. Throughout the week before Christmas all newborn babies will go home wrapped in the stocking as a warm greeting to parents.
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Tacoma, Wash
Tacoma General Hospital
Israel grants Christmas permits to Arabs for Bethlehem rites
Bethlehem reports 200 Arab residents from Egypt Kuwait and Lebanon received permits to attend Christmas services in the Church of the Nativity under Israeli rule. Yuletide preparations accelerate as Manger Square lights brighten and a CCTV system streams services to the square. Officials say thousands were refused due to lack of space.
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Bethlehem
Israel
Egypt
Kuwait
Lebanon
Interior Ministry
Christ
Jordan
Manger Square
Church of the Nativity
Kansas Records Six Deaths In Weekend Traffic
Six traffic deaths occurred in Kansas over the weekend. Laverda Robinson 20 of Kansas City Kansas died when her car hit a Union Pacific freight train at Edwardsville. Janet Simmons 22 of Nellinger Missouri died after her car skidded and hit a Kansas Turnpike exit sign in Kansas City Kansas. Laverne Hale 52 of Jamestown died in a one car crash south of Jamestown. Mary Thompson 56 rural Topeka was struck by a car near her home. David Williams 17 of Topeka died in a two car crash on I 70 west of Topeka.
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Laverda Robinson
Kansas City
Kan
Union Pacific
Edwardsville
Janet Simmons
Novinger
Kansas Turnpike
Laverne Hale
Jamestown
Mary Thompson
Topeka
David Williams
Okinawa Troop Cuts Planned Over Six Months
U S officials announce a 17000 troop reduction in Japan and Okinawa in six months. About 12000 troops and equal Japanese staff face changes in Japan, while 5000 U S servicemen and 2800 Okinawan workers on Okinawa are affected as the island nears 1972 return. A period of job anxiety and protests follows, with dollar savings cited and Nixon Doctrine context noted.
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Joint Security Consultative Committee
Japan
U.S
Okinawa
James P. Lampert
Tokyo
Gordon M. Graham
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Missouri U
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Pence Garden Center
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Campbell's
Massachusetts
Blakesley
Noland
Agency
Life Home Owners Health and Accident
George Noland
Mass
Brownie Kerns
BF Goodrich
Ray Stoneback
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