World-roaming hitchhiker Hazel Butler ends trip for Christmas
Hazel Butler, 21, ending a three year world tour, returns to Buffalo with aunt Sarah Wormer. She traveled across Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, hitchhiking and working at diverse jobs from seed testing to fruit picking, aiming to meet her parents in Southampton for a reunion aboard the Queen Mary.
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Butler
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Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Cambridge
England
Miss Butler
Sarah Wormer
Melbourne
Alice Springs
Tasmania
Outback
New York City
Southampton
Mre
Charles W. Butler
Tony
Lawrence
Hazel EO Butler
N.Y
U.S. Viet Nam Deaths Up to 1 472 to Monday
Defense Department tallies show 1 472 U S combat deaths in Viet Nam through Monday, up 96 in a week, with 120 Americans listed as missing and 429 noncombat deaths, totaling 1 861 for all causes.
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Viet Nam
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U S Steel Plans Plant Near Baytown in 1967 Modernization
U S Steel will construct a plate mill facility near Baytown Texas as part of a three year 600 million dollar modernization plan. The plant on land in Chambers and Harris counties will house electric furnaces a plate mill and related facilities to produce tailor made plates for Southwest markets. Construction is set to begin in 1967 with land options already secured.
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Vool Steel Corps
Cedar Point
Baytown
Chambers and Harris Cominues
Bastown
Christmas decorations spark school district order in Pittsburgh suburbs
In Gateway Union School District administrators ordered staff to remove or avoid Christ depicted nativity displays while allowing carols and trimmed trees. Supervising Principal De Cart A Newman cited Supreme Court rulings restricting religious content in public schools. A rumor that staff were told not to say Merry Christmas was denied as ridiculous. The Hollywood report notes only two bioparts for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf with Elizabeth Taylor.
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Supreme Court
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Sweetheart Of FFA Crowned At Slaton Meet
Linda Swetnam of Lorenzo High School was crowned Lubbouck District FFA Sweetheart at Slaton, chosen from 17 contestants during a banquet. First runner up was Martha Payne of Frenship High, second runner up Pam Hall of Coronado High in Lubbock. last year’s winner Jan Power crowned the new Sweetheart.
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Gina Power
Idalou
Lone Star Farmer
Texas Tech
J. J. Willingham
Tech Dairy Industry
A. W. Young
Agronomy
Wilbur Smith
Walker Nichols
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Amarillo
Lorenzo
Oronsgo
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Coronado High
Monterey High
Frenship High
Benior Farm Brilj
FFA
Monterey Nigh
Frenship Hig
Ketty High
Fren- Sohn Farris
Lubbock High School
Huie
the Thumbsuckers
Ropesville
Bobby Christy
Robin Anderson
Crosbyton
Fort Worth blackout cuts power to large area
A fallen wire mesh at a partially built building toppled five power lines in south Fort Worth, knocking out power over a wide area near John Peter Smith Hospital. EMS and officials said the emergency system kept the hospital powered as restoration began. Three lines carried 72 000 volts each. Power was slowly returned as repairs continued.
Defense Stresses Martyr Motive in Selma Civil Rights Killing
In Selma Alabama the defense for Ure Selma white men charged with the Rev James Reeh death argued the civil rights movement sought a martyr. Witnesses included Selma Public Safety Director Wilson Baker as jury hears motive claims amid a night of March 9 violence against Reed and two other visiting ministers.
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Ala
James Rech
Boston
Rech
Joe Pilcher
Selma Public Safety
Wilson Baker
Pilcher
Baker
Red
Montgomery
Reed
Elmer Cook
William Stanley Hoggle
Namon O'Neal Hoggle
Rash
No Changes In Red Policy Seen
W Averell Harriman said the latest shakeup in the Soviet high command will cause no changes in Soviet policy. He spoke at a Dallas Council on World Affairs meeting noting Mikoyan's retirement is a reshuffling of senior positions. Harriman, a former U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union, warned no attitude change is expected.
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W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
USS
Dallas Council On World Affairs
Mikoyvan
Presidium
U.S
Soviet Union
Robbery Strikes Houston Wholesale Jewelry Family
Masked bandits invaded Ben Tish's home and his downtown jewelry shop in Houston, holding the family captive and looting about $25,000 in watches and jewelry plus $645 in cash. The parents and two boys were bound while one thief guarded the home and a second fled after a phone call.
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Houston
Ben Tish
Tish
Dorothy
David
Mark
Antarctic Waters May Be Source Of Food
Monroe Louisiana UPD reports Dr Sayed Z El Sayed of Trans AG University told an America Chemical Society meeting that Antarctic waters hold rich plant and animal life. He said krill and other organisms feed a food chain supporting fish seals and whales in the region.
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Monroe
Antarctics
Trans AG University
America Chemical Society
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