Life centers around whole family as quintuplets grow
The Fischer quintuplets nearing two years old captivate Aberdeen, South Dakota, yet their parents Andrew and Fischer strive for normal family life. The Saturday Evening Post notes the parents enjoy a life centered on their large family and describe the quints as a rare natural wonder seen by the world.
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New York
Aberdeen
S.D
Saturday Evening Post
the Post
Andrew J. Fischers
BIG Brother
Fischer Quintuplets
Jimmy
S.C
Cathy
Maggie
Mary Ann
Margie
Curtis Publishing Co
Congress Leaders Seek Labor Day Adjournment Plan
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield and Republican Leader Dirksen said they will seek a meeting with President Johnson to push for a Labor Day adjournment of Congress. They expect no major new legislation and anticipate most bills can move in six weeks with some carried to the next session.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Congress
Mansfield
White House
Capitol Hill
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Dirksen
Training Course For Volunteer Instructors Set
The Lubbock County Red Cross chapter and Reese Air Force Base start a Volunteer Instructors Training course at 9 a.m. in the base hospital medical library. Mrs. Clifford Deaton leads with 41 years of Red Cross experience. Instructors will assist in teaching the orientation for new volunteers serving the base hospital and county chapter. Call PO5-8534 for more information.
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Lubbock County
Red Cross
Reese Air Force Base
Clifford Deaton
Wichita County
Lubbock
Motorist Dies Of Heart Attack In Brownfield
A 59 year old motorist, Florence Mae Cox of Santa Fe New Mexico, died after a tire blowout in downtown Brownfield. She died on arrival at Brownfield General Hospital. Her husband James Roy Cox was with her and she collapsed after he opened her door. Funeral services are pending in Santa Fe.
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Brownfield
Florence Mae Cox
Don Gasper
Santa Fe
N.M
Brownfield General Hospital
Royce Couch
Uruguay Senate Sets Strike Deadlines Amid Native Labor Clash
In Montevideo the Uruguayan senate faces a Tuesday deadline as native workers threaten a strike to push for government funding and wage increases. The scene centers on labor action and political maneuvering as approving measures were discussed.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Eine Penate Action
Blanke Frags. Incresses
AIB Meet Here May Attract 200 Bankers
William E. Vojta vice president of the American Institute of Banking will speak at the Regional AIB conference at the KoKo Inn on Friday and Saturday. More than 200 members are expected with registration starting Friday noon. Workshops panel discussions and speeches will highlight the event.
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William E. Vojta
American Institute of Banking
AIB
KoKo Inn
Eight Named In Felony Charges Involving Narcotics And Burglaries
Eight individuals face felony counts after a Saturday narcotics raid and a string of recent burglaries in northeast Lubbock. Eva Cantu Diaz Gloria Mendoza and Ricardo Rodriguez, all from 3510 E 15th St, are charged with unlawful possession of narcotics. Police say a narcotics kit including a bottle of nine papers two needles two droppers and a spoon was seized at the raid site. Defendants Daniel Wayne McGinnis and Burton Israel Chain, both 17, of 404 Vanda Ave and 2709 E 10th St respectively, admit involvement in about a dozen burglaries including a July 2 residential break in. Ronald A Cash reported a $500 coin theft from his 3408 E Colgate St home while on vacation. William Alfred Gray 17 of 1911 E 16th St is charged with receiving and concealing stolen property over $50 with three coin sets recovered. Richard Dotson 17 of 221 Quirt Ave faces a forged instrument charge and Samuel T. Wallace 49 of 815 34th St faces a DWI subsequent offense.
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Eva Cantu Diaz
Gloria Mendoza
Ricardo Rodriguez
15Th St
Daniel Wayne McGinnis
Vanda Ave
Burton Israel Chain
10Th St
Ronald A. Cash
Colgate St
William Alfred Gray
E. 16Th St
Lubbock
Richard Dotson
Quirt Ave
Samuel T. Wallace
34Th St
Marble Tops U S Women’s Rankings 1936 40
Alice Marble led the United States as the top ranked woman player from 1936 through 1940 according to UPI. The span covers her peak era in national prominence and competitive success.
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New York
UPI
Alice Marble
United States
Demo Meet Canceled In Memory Of Adlai
Lubbock County Democratic Club cancels its meeting in memory of UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson. President Van McVay says the executive committee voted to cancel today's session and the club will resume regular meetings on August 17 at In Town Inn.
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Lubbock County
Democratic Club
van McVay
Tion
Adlai Stevenson
In Town Inn
Area Colleges Named To Receive Grants
The U.S. Office of Education authorized 1,084,381 for 53 Texas colleges and universities for joint state federal college work study programs for 1965 66. Grants include 26 113 for Howard County Junior College in Big Spring 15 633 for South Plains College at Levelland and 52 003 for West Texas State University at Canyon.
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Austin
UPI
U.S. Office of Education
Texas
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
South Plains College
Levelland
West Texas State University
Canyon
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Quints
Post
The
Fischer
William Vojta
Oter
Ria Ey
E& L Cafeteria
Bryant
Rimrock City
Buffelo Lakes Road
Lubbock, Texas
Keke Kerner
Hereld
Nicholson
Mer
Adlai
John Wayne
Kirk Douglas
Paula Prentiss
Brandon de Wilde
Jill Haworth
Caravan
Stuart Whitman
Richerdl Beane
Jack Lemen
Bove
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