Doomed Leukemia Victim 10 Recovers Returns Home
Wichita report states 10-year-old Doyel Scribner, a leukemia patient, was released from hospital after doctors previously doubting his survival. Attending physician notes prayer and faith may have influenced the outcome though time will tell if the recovery is permanent. The child is expected to return to school on Monday and live normally.
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Wichita
Kan
Doyel Ber
Scribner
Dayel
Five States Hunt Mad Slayer Irvin in Escape Case
Irvin, on death row for a 1954 Kerr killing, escaped jail between 10 and 11 p.m. Wednesday aided by forged skeleton keys, with guards and prosecutors reacting. Special clues from Evansville schoolboys helped locate him. Bryant, Hollen, and Wever offered cautious statements amid ongoing investigations in multiple counties.
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Bryant
Irvin
Hollen
Paul B. Wever
Evansville
Make Your Teener Part of Family Council and Growth
A family council lets teens participate in decisions on allowances, chores, curfews, college plans, and budgets. It teaches responsibility, listening, and shared problem solving, showing teens real consequences and empowering them to act like adults.
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Jane
Joe
Family Council
Fern
Fran
Dink
Council
Dirs
Roy
Bruce
Qélom
Snow boosts drought areas as heavy storm sweeps east
The season’s heaviest snow storm drenched the eastern half of the nation, easing drought for dry farms in the southern plains and Midwest. Snow fell from the Great Lakes to the mid Atlantic, with up to 10 inches in parts of New York and New England, causing travel disruptions and school closures while Missouri and Illinois report deaths and heavy accumulations elsewhere.
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Plains
Midwest
Great ‘Lakes
mid-Atlantic
West Virginia
Maryland
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
New England
Gulf North
Appalachians
Ohio Valley
Mid-Atlantic States
Carolinas
Virginia
Texas
ST. Louis
Missouri
Ilinois
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Fights Erupt in Labor Row at L B Plant
Labor dispute halts work on the steam plant south of Tih Street near San Galeriel River. Engineers and electricians clash over crane operation with a halfway point changeover. Jack Greenstreet, business manager for engineers, ordered temporary removal of pickets while stakes and scope of the agreement remain disputed.
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Tih St
San Galeriel River Channel
Jack Greenstreet
Ieraits
Seehe
Sone
Greenstreet
Edison
Wae
Artie Samish Surrenders to Begin Prison Term
San Francisco UPI report shows Arthur H. Samish surrendering at 8 am to start a three year term for federal income tax evasion. Deputy Marshals escorted him to a plane at 9 10 am traveling to McNeil Island Penitentiary. He faces a 40000 dollar fine for evading about 70000 dollars in taxes from a New York advertising agency.
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San Francisco
UPI
Arthur H
Artie) Samish
Samish
U.S
Post Office
Herb Coless
Sann Francisco
International Airport i
McNeil Island Penitentiary
New York
Navy reports U S sailor shot in Yokosuka Japan
Navy says fireman Bobby Gene McClure of Choctaw Oklahoma was shot Thursday night aboard the cruiser Manchester at Yokosuka Japan. Marine Pvt P W Lamum of San Antonio Texas is listed as an interested party. Investigative details await completion with no charges filed yet.
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U.S
Japan
Navy
Yokosuka
Tanke Ean
Oklahoma
Bobby Gene McClure
Choctaw
Okla
Manchester
Marine Pvt
P. W. Lamum
San Antonio
Tex
Lanum
Gerbes
Father of Two Faces Sex Assault Charge in Linda Lampkin Case
Toronto police charged 23 year old Robert Fitton Jr a truck driver and father of two with a serious sex case after Linda Lampkin a 13 year old schoolgirl was found dead on a waterfront street. He reportedly spoke with investigators for 11 hours and was processed at the waterfront where a scarf shoe and compact were found.
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Toronto
Linda Lampkin
Robert Fitton , Jr
Fitton
Tinda
Linda
National Bank of McAlester appoints Millén to board
McAlester Oklahoma members of the National Bank of McAlester board announce the appointment of Paul T. Millén to the directors’ roster. The move is described as a natural step in the bank’s governance as discussions emphasize continuity and leadership.
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Mcalester
Okla
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