Traffic Mishaps Leave Several Injured in City Area
A series of accidents Thursday caused injuries to at least four people and hospitalizations for several others. At 11 30 a m a four car pileup on 4th Street and Avenue Q left multiple patients, including Carel Afi Kelth 20 of 2414 5th St admitted for treatment. A two car collision at 15th Street and Flint Avenue around 5 pm injured a family. Joyce Wheelis 30 of 2604 tl Quirt and Aline Wheelie 59 of 3004 Quit were treated and released. Dana Carter 57 of Rt 5 Leveland was treated at Methodist Hospital and discharged. Dan Stephen Alred 15 of 2402 5th St and Marc Barnett 50 of 4408 2181 St were among others treated by local doctors. The day included a collision at Avenue Q and 50th Street about 1 pm and a crash at Anville and 19th Street around 2 30 pm with several others treated.
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4Th Street
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15Th Street
Flint Avenue
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Memphis Ave
Kennedy Loses Harvard Overseers Race in Cambridge
A Kenned y campaign fails to win a seat on Harvard University’s Board of Overseers. The race drew ten graduates contesting five positions, with Gardner Cowles, Francis Keppel, and George Putnam named among notable nominees and figures tied to education and publishing.
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Cambridge
Mass
Robert
F. Kennedy
DNY
Harvard
University Board of Overseers
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Gardner Cowles
York
City
Pfs
Pfs Cowles”: Publigations, Inc.; Francis Keppel of New York
George Putnam
Boston Invest
Meany
Soviet envoy silent on US talks delay plans
A Russian envoy offered no comment to newsmen as talks with the United States seemed to stall. Reporters noted delayed consultations and uncertain timing, with officials pursuing further deliberations in May before any new negotiations.
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Washington
Seismelly Free
Fragmentary custody notice in old report
A partial OCR fragment references custody details and a sald in a historical notice. The readable words suggest a legal custody context with unspecified parties and locations, but the text is too garbled to identify names, dates, or precise actions.
Spokesman Criticizes Sinnclair Retin ing Et Oil Policy
An Austin spokesman said the Sinnclair Retin ing et al criticized the nation and noted the 12.2 percent port level is maintained by the Interior Department. He warned displacements and price influences, urging balance in the oil program while cautions on outside pressures shaping future imports.
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Austin
UPD i
Sinnclair
Interior Department
Achernes
Biston and Howard Preserve Slides of Historic Lalbbosk
Mrs Biston and Howard stowed color slides preserving historical Lalbbosk images. The fragile collection highlights era tones and local scenes. Researchers note archival value and potential for public exhibit.
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Biston
Howard
Tal
Incomplete debt ceiling action reduces borrowing limit
The fragmented OCR describes a progress on a debt ceiling petition with a June 30 deadline. It notes the limit could drop to about 285 billion and mentions extended borrowing allowances. The text is unclear but implies impending fiscal action and potential automatic adjustments.
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The fragment hints at atmospheric concerns and a fine, mentioning He Mewlean. Details are unclear but suggest a local issue or event involving weather or enforcement. No clear date, place, or names to confirm.
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Lafi
Faedi
Ell Dine Around
Readable text fragment mentions Lubbock Seb A Chicken and a ceremony honoring a person or event. Details are garbled but imply a local acknowledgment or dinner. No clear date, place, or names beyond generic references to Lubbock and a chicken-related venue.
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