General MacArthur Undergoes Major Surgery Again
General Douglas MacArthur underwent six hours of surgery at Walter Reed to stop internal bleeding. His spleen was removed and 16 pints of blood were transfused as doctors reported his condition fair though he remained unconscious and warned of possible changes after anesthesia.
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Darrell Garwood
Washington
UPI
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Medical Cente
Watran
Army
Leon and
D. Heaton
MacArthur
Mac. Arthur
Jean Fairloth
Arthur
Walter Reed
Horstors
Doctore
Esopha- Sen MacArthur
Peter Lorre Dies at 59 After Stroke in Hollywood
Film villain Peter Lorre died at age 59 from an apparent stroke in his Hollywood apartment. He had been active in recent films including The Patsy with Jerry Lewis, and was reportedly separated from his third wife Anna Marie. A housekeeper found him in his nightclothes. doctor Dr Joe Golentemak pronounced death. Police were not summoned immediately.
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United Yeon
Peter Lorre
Lorre
Joel Golentemak
Jerry, Lewis
Fire Damages Church and Apartment in Dallas
A late night Dallas fire heavily damaged a church and an adjacent apartment building. Three residents escaped by jumping from a second story window, with minor injuries. A separate highway collision near Lillefield, seven miles northwest of MuleShoe, killed two drivers and injured one. The incident raised the South Plains annual death toll to 31.
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Dallas
Lorte
Sydney Greenstreet
Vincent Price
Larte
Katherine
Lalse
Speaverschiedenen
Spain
U.S. Hwy
Lorre
Peter Lorre
Linto
Imuleshoe
Willard F. Heathington
Madison A. Winn
Fort Sumner
Amherst Hospital
Lillefield
Highway Patrol
Winn
William Donald Scott
Fort Worth
Heathington
Payne Funeral Home
Amtherst
Singleton Funeral Home
Mule Ithree
Farns Heath
Seng
Kenny
South Plains
Johnson warns UAW on price spiral to aid summer bargaining
President Johnson urged the United Auto Workers and automakers to negotiate a settlement this summer without triggering a price wage spiral. He cautioned that public interest demands cost stability to support rapid economic growth and urged shared responsibility by labor and management.
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Johnson
Atlantic City
United Auto Workers
Tlantic City
N. J
Automobile Industry
Waller
Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Economile Club
Detroit
Joom
Michigan
Jonah
Tpolitice
White House witnesses blocked in Baker probe clash
Senate Rules Committee spares Walter Jenkins and seven others amid GOP charges of whitewash in the Baker inquiry. Democrats outnumber Republicans 63 to 0 on the panel as calls for fresh witnesses persist, with a vote expected today. In Tokyo a youth stabbed US Ambassador Edwin Reischauer but survived after surgery and transfusion, saying the attack was not political despite anger at U.S. policy since World War II.
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Senate Rules Committee
White House
Walter Jenkins
Bobby Babar Arohe
Jenkins
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
GOP
Haker
Tokyo
U. S
Edwin
Reischauer
Chancery
Marine Guard
Kowa Shiotani
Numazu City
U.S
Japan
Texas, Plains Brace For Wide Spring Storm Across Regions
A powerful spring storm rattled the West and South with heavy snows and winds. Travel disruptions appeared from Montana to Arizona and into California as trains stalled and roads iced. Forecasters warned lingering cold and possible 20s in Dalhart while crews monitored weather fronts moving south.
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Casitum
Monida
Mont
Minnesota
Red River
Spencer
Rock Valley
Mt. Baldy
California
Texas
Afl
Panhandle
Kansas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dalhart
Labbock
Ahn
Samvellene
Te Tront
Raph Roy
Torday
Bich
Texan
Women who Sell Her Husband Off by Going On and On
A page from a newspaper column or gossip item notes a woman known for constantly talking about her husband, described in a light, humorous tone. The snippet suggests a social critique rather than a hard news event.
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Senki
Jacksonville Scene Of Wild Disorders
A violent night in Jacksonville left a Black woman dead after a shooting near a Negro area store. A white man was tied to a tree and slashed with razors as gangs attacked white‑owned stores and hurled bricks at cars. Police detained about 200 rioters. injuries and arrests were reported as clashes erupted in the city’s Negro section.
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Sksonville
Fin
Neem
Downthen
Jacksonville
Attor Dave
Nera
Jinnie Mae Chappell
Durval
Waler Bechém
Lave
Dilly Jam
Rowan
Thullet
Carks Gonzalez
Miami
New York
Chappell
Margarita Roheng
Gonzales
Negraa Xetion
Duval County Medical
Ceritir
Foreman Withdraws From Jack Ruby Case Over Disagreements
Former judge Foreman, 61, resigns from the Jack Ruby murder case citing conflicts with Ruby’s family and civil lawyer Kaufman over strategy. He says a criminal defense must guide the process to protect the defendant’s life and notes public facts may mitigate the offense.
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Jack Ruby
Ruby
Houston
Melvin Reitt
Atty
Harvey Wall
John F Kennedy
Foreman
Stanley Kaufman
Elvil
Pallas
Times Herat
Dumas
Denton
Kaufman
Toler
Raby
Eva Grant
Todamor
Grant
Prayerful plea for revival of love amid conflict
The text pleads for divine mercy and a revival of love across humanity. It laments violence and war between people and requests stronger faith as it prays for unity and healing through prayer to God.
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Pather
Clayton Enger
Abomathy
Innovative implant helps liver cancer patients live longer
Report on a wearable pump device by Dr. Robert Sillisan delivering diluted anticancer drug directly to the liver via a small implanted tube. The gadget, about the size of a spectacle case, runs eight hours per wind and is claimed to extend life for several weeks or months, with several patients showing tumor shrinkage and improved appetite.
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Jobe
Robert
Sillisan
Faye
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