Baby Born During Wreck In Illinois Miracle Surfaces
Kimberly Sue Range survived after a car crash near the Illinois Iowa line as her mother Mrs. Bange died in the collision. Witnesses to the wreck reported discovering the newborn under debris and grass while her father Robert Range and two other boys were injured. Doctors called the birth a unique miracle with no autopsy conducted, leaving questions about how she was born and whether the infant or mother survived.
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Kimberly
Robert
Keokuk
Iowa
Quincy
Range
Elmer Gibbon
Gibleon
Terry Sparrow
Warsaw
Ill
Sparrow
Gibbon
Florence ‘Mustard
St. Mary’s Hospital
Griep
London
Gerald Points
Bange
Colt Industries
Crocodile Prank Ends With Stuffed Crocodile on Beach
Police in Roskilde Denmark investigated a report of a crocodile on the beach only to find a nine foot effigy. They prepared to seize it at the water edge before realizing it was a stuffed animal. The item now sits in the lost property office.
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Roskilde
Denmark
UPI
Condition improves for Satchmo Armstrong in hospital
Louis Armstrong shows improvement in his battle with heart trouble at Beth Israel Hospital in New York. He was in intensive care after a respirator setback but by Saturday morning was awake, responsive and smiling as doctors said he had not suffered a heart attack.
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Fly
Claude L. Fly
Christopher
Erian
Fort Collins
Colo
Uruguay
U.S
Carl Ib. Edwards
53Rd St
R. W. Hagan
Seagraves
New York
UPI
Louis ‘Satchmo
Armstrong
Iusicians
Beth Israel Hospi Ttal
Gary Zucher
Meadow wins district literary event at Wilson High
Meadow High School topped the District and Literary Events Contest held at Wilson High School with six area schools participating. First place honors went to Meadow and Wilson students across events including debate, informative speaking, persuasive speaking, poetry interpretation, prose reading, ready writing, typing, shorthand, number sense and science, slide rule, and spelling.
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Wilson
Meadow High School
Wilson High School
Rudy McCallister
Lonnie Haynes
Stanley Tucker i
Donna Bingham
Meadow
John Rodrigues
Polly Marchbanks
Major Howard
Cathy Alston
Ropes
Larry Tucker
Cathy Lemon
Judy Turner
New Home
Pat Bevers
Chevyl Tyler
Sundown
Homer Gomez
Juana Ortega
Festival of Music Delightfully Showcased Four Stars in Lubbock
A benefit show for Methodist Hospital auxiliary drew about 4 000 fans at the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum. Boots Randolph opened with sax medleys and humor, Floyd Cramer followed with flawless piano work including a Hank Williams tribute, Lynn Anderson performed her hits, and final headliner Chet Atkins impressed as the night’s standout guitarist.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche Journal
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Nashville
Boots Randolph
Randolph
Floyd Cramer
Hank Williams
Rose Garden
Lynn Anderson
Chet Atkins
Lubbock
Dancers Attend 12th Lubbock Square and Round Dance Festival
More than 1,000 dancers filled Fair Park Coliseum on the final day of the 12th annual Lubbock Area Square and Round Dance Festival. Callers Don Franklin of Arvada Colorado and Harry Lackey of Greensboro North Carolina led workshops as the event highlighted square and round dancing under the federation sponsorship.
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Lubbock
Brazil Opens National School for Intelligence Training
The Brazilian government announces a new national school to train civil servants and soldiers in intelligence gathering techniques.
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School For Spies
Brasilia
Missing Bronx Boys Prompt City Bus Search Aid
Police relax rules to widen search for 7-year-olds Frankie Ramos and Alphonzo Newbold missing 12 days. A city bus with their pictures toured neighborhoods as volunteers leafleted rooftops. mother Mary Newbold appealed for help and volunteers organized search parties. No trace of the boys by nightfall.
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New York
Charles Summers
Frankie Ramos
Alphonzo Newbold
City Hall
Mary Newbold
Yvette Ramos
Roaring Springs Steer Triumphs at Motley County Show
An Ancus steer shown by Pat Peacock of Roaring Springs won grand champion at the 31st annual Motley County Junior Livestock Show. Patt Garnett of Matador took reserve champion steer. Hereford weighed 888 pounds. Peacock also led grand and reserve champions in market dogs. Betty Markham of Matador won grand rabbit and Belinda Simpson of Matador the reserve. The 42 exhibits earned $10,065.65 from 22 steers 29 hogs 22 breeding hogs and nine rabbits with Hartsel Ash of Throckmorton as auctioneer.
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Matador
Pat Peacock
Roaring Springs
Motley County
Patt Garnett
Peacock
B. L. Peacock
Betty Markham
Belinda Simpson
Motley County Livestock Association
Hartsel Ash
Throckmorton
Births Report From Lauf Clinic Porter Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Barks welcomed a son weighing 1 pounds 12 ounces at 10 41 a.m. Saturday. Clarence Testerman and Carl Cates families also report newborns at Lauf Clinic Porter Hospital with weights 7 13 and 7 pounds 0 ounces respectively. Additional births include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cates at Methodist Hospital and sons to Patrick Abruta and Euestacio Talamantez at Methodist Hospital.
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J. B. Barks
N. Ave
Lauf Clinic
Porter Hospital
Lubbock Cotton of
Clarence Testerman
E.rth
Texas Meat Packers
Carl Cates
47Th St
Methodist Hospital
Plains Machinery
Patrick Abruta
Cimarron Drive
U.S
Post Ofce
Pie
Euestacio Talamantez
E. Fordham
U.S. Army
Yugoslav Delegation Sets Latin American and U.S. Tour
A Yugoslav parliamentary delegation left Belgrade for a Latin American tour and planned visits to the United States with scheduled meetings with members of Congress.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
United States
Congress
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Avalanche-Journal
Illinois
Mrs. Range
Mrs. Bange
Ladislav Stefan
Sprague H. Gardiner
American Medical Association
Committee On Maternal and Child Care
Indiana University School of Medicine
Sprague
Kimberly Sue
THE
Concord House
Ethan Allen
Brownfield Hwy
Satchmo
T.V
Beverly Hills
Acoustaphonic
Coty Pere Ee
Sax
A. Lite
FDIC
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