McCarthy Prefers Johnson Over Any GOP Candidate
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota backs President Johnson over all GOP contenders including Nixon and Rockefeller while leaving open support to the broader field come fall. ADA endorsed McCarthy amid internal debate. Kennedy remains noncommittal. Nixon campaigns in New Hampshire addressing urban riots amid public safety concerns. Wallace hints at a third party ticket with two potential running mates. New Hampshire Republicans drop efforts for Reagan in the March 12 primary.
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New Madison Square Opens With Hope in Benefit Show
The new Madison Square Garden in New York opened Sunday night with Bob Hope hosting a benefit for the USO. The two hour program blended spectacle with sport as Rocky Marciano and Hope staged a mock fight that ended with a waltz as audience members joined in. Bing Crosby and Pearl Bailey also performed while the design and color coordination drew praise.
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Stroessner Re-elected Paraguay's President
General Alfredo Stroessner won another five year term in Paraguay’s presidential election. His Colorado Party secured about seventy five percent of the vote and gained control of the newly created Senate and Chamber of Deputies under a revised constitution. Opposition parties condemned the vote as a step toward democracy.
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Garden Opens Over Pennsylvania Station With 20000 Seats
A new $150 million Garden stadium with a 20 000 seating capacity rises over Pennsylvania Station at 33rd Street and 7th Avenue, signaling a major transit linked sports venue.
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Names Reappear in Belton Mayoral Race
In Belton South Carolina James Mattison will be mayor regardless of the election outcome. Incumbent James C. Mattison and challenger James A. Mattison share the same name with different nicknames on the ballot to aid voters.
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English Earl Fired From Engineering Job
The 11th Earl of Coventry was laid off from Heenan Froude Ltd in Worcester as part of a company reduction. He, 34, known as Bill, worked as assistant personnel manager and will seek other employment. The article notes a 1966 U S family income median of 7 436 dollars, up 479, or seven percent, from 1965.
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Group to appear at Tuesday meet
The Lawrence-Douglas County Beautification Council will present at the City Commission meeting at City Hall on Tuesday to discuss a site location for a public swimming pool. President Mrs. J. F. Stinson emphasized their aim for calm, rational planning based on human social needs and sound principles.
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Community weighs pool site as 198 respond and 621 signers demand hearing
Mrs. Stinson notes 198 persons replied to the council ad seeking sentiment on the pool. The Journal-World advert carried 621 signatures urging a hearing on the pool site location.
Jackie Kennedy Visits Georgia Plantation
Mrs. John F. Kennedy visits Greenwood Plantation in Thomasville Georgia a historic 18 acre retreat famed for quail hunting and equestrian atmosphere. A Whitney family spokesman says she is guest of former U S ambassador John Hay Whitney but no stay length was disclosed.
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Auxiliary Aids at LMH Women’s Auxiliary Serves January
Lawrence Memorial Hospital volunteers supported LMH in January across departments including X Ray Baby photos Shopping Service Mail Library Court Sewing and passes. Named leaders and many workers listed with chairmen such as Mrs. Harry Hoftiann Mrs. Lewis Roper Mrs. Wayne Pine Mrs. Radpit Tourner and dozens more across sections.
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Ann Bricker
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Marjorie Gillahan
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Dorothy Hanvenkrat
Marjorie Broat
Carolyn Sullivan
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Maurine Attimari
Gertrude McCarty
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Kelen Shaw
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Palmerlee
BP. Stringham
Sylvia Teeb
Aline Bristol
Bessie Force
Dorothy Iler
Norman Endaco
Hospital Ward Lists Surgical Admissions and Staff Aides
A historical clipping lists surgical admissions including Mrs Charles Lanning Dorothy Maloney and Wanda Carleton along with ward staff such as Mrs Glen Greenman and Virdean bancas in patient feeding and captivity committee chaired by Mars. Willan Villeo chairs patient captivity with co chairs and a large roster of helpers including Charlene McClugegage Wave Shaver and Sara Woods.
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Agnes Heinen
Margaret Harwood
Mae Holderman
Lena Altenbernd
Charles Lanning
Dorothy Maloney
Verneta Hensley
Trinia Jean Crown
Dorothy Stellmacher
Ralph Turner
Warren Lesh
Ruth Pine
Barbara Wolf
Barbara Oakson
Lu Johns
Maxine Newman
Bonnie Sabol
Dorothy Cox
Glen Greenman
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Maxine Newnan
Dorothy Cos
Wihnea Colling
Irma Jean Crown
Carolyn Sullivan
Ales
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Willan Villeo
Raymond Donoho
Charlene McClugegage
Wave Shaver
Faye Orelup
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Sara Woods
Dottie Harris
Mary Cowrer
Glenda Reid
Susan White
Men Sehmidt
Six Thai Soldiers Killed in Communist Ambushes
Premier Thanom Kitli Kachorn reported six Thai Army troops killed and twenty wounded in a week of ambushes. Most deaths occurred in Nan province where three government battalions have fought a well armed Communist unit for over two months. Artillery tanks and napalm air strikes have been used against the insurgents.
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Navy Captain Bill Dow Plays With Middle Varsity Basketball
Captain Bill Dow of the Navy football team has been playing for the Middle varsity basketball squad. Dow participates as a multi sport student athlete, blending duties between athletics and service commitments.
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Benny Keeps Pace With Joke On Boston Stage
Comedian Jack Benny guest soloist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in a pension fund benefit. The program grossed 28581 dollars as Benny, age 39, urged conductor Erich Leinsdorf to wait at one point when he lagged behind a solo.
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Progressive Cardinal Resigns Over Health in Bologna
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI accepted the resignation of Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro archbishop of Bologna at age 76. A leading progressive, he backed church modernization during and after the 1962 65 Vatican Council and headed the Vatican Special Commission for Liturgical Reform, which ordered major worship changes.
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