McCormack Re election as Speaker Assured In Meeting
Washington leaders meet as UPI reports assurance of John W McCormack's re election as House speaker. Political aides briefed on consensus indicate continued party support and stable leadership ahead of legislative session.
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Pasadena Tour of Roses Parade shines in sunny 75 degree day
The 80th Tour of Roses parade in Pasadena featured 60 floats 21 marching bands and 230 riders watched by about 1.5 million along the route and 65 million on TV. Comedian Bob Hope was grand marshal with Rose Queen Pamela Anicich and her court. Universal City Studios won the Grand Prize for a flowered film homage.
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Classes to Resume Monday at SF State Amid Campus Turmoil
San Francisco State College plans to resume classes Monday as the Third World Liberation Front and Black Students Union vow to continue a strike that has disrupted campus life since November 6. Mediators and city officials meet with college representatives and unions as the AFT demands better conditions and greater administrative voice.
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Pueblo crewmen see Rose Bowl contest
In San Diego an anonymous donor provided 19 USS Pueblo crewmen free tickets to the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day while others were given liberty or rest at Balboa Naval Hospital. A Purple Heart ceremony is planned for 10 wounded, with one posthumous award to Duane Hodges. President Johnson urges an urgent investigation into the beatings.
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Lompoc Record Publication Details and Stamp of Status
The Lompoc Record, a California legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065, is published by Lompoc Record Publications with officers including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Publisher J. Donald Adam. The staff lists editors, managers, and editors, and notes a $2.00 monthly subscription with daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Blaiberg marks first re birthday after heart transplant
CAPE TOWN.UPI Dr Philip Blaiberg celebrated his re birthday with a heart shaped cake and a single blue candle. The cake symbolized the heartbeat inside his chest. A year earlier Dr Christiaan Barnard gave him Haupts heart, replacing the diseased organ. Blaiberg, 59, now enjoys a swim at Sea Point and plans sunning and dining with friends before a Salt River memorial service for Clive Haupt. He is the longest surviving of 104 heart transplant patients since Barnard’s historic operation in 1967.
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Plane hijacked to Egypt from Crete with 104 aboard
An Olympic Airways DC6 hijacked 18 minutes after departing Heraklion Crete was forced to Egypt. The 95 passengers and five crew landed in Alexandria before reaching Cairo. Hijackers nationality unknown. the plane valued at $600000. Onassis yacht at Skorpios noted.
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Philippines' first kidney transplant patient dies
Feliciano Collado Jr., Manila's first kidney transplant recipient, died from lung complications linked to uremic pneumonia. The operation occurred on Christmas, with doctors noting the cause as uremic pneumonia.
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Pope signals possible Great Power intervention in Mideast
Pope Paul VI told La Stampa in an interview at the Vatican that major powers may need to intervene to achieve Middle East peace. He cited the Beirut Airport attack as a dark day and discussed the gravity of regional tensions with Arrigo Levi.
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Four killed in New York shooting
A former mental patient killed four people and wounded five in Westernville New York before dying by suicide on a rural road. Ralph MacLachlan, 37, led police on a chase after robbing a snowplow jeep, firing at troopers and wounding none. He killed his estranged wife and seven others on Route 12 and in the village before the rampage ended with his death.
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