Man seeks custody of child born to ex wife in hospital
Frank Damaschke seeks legal custody of a dark skinned boy born Jan 10, 1966 at Pontiac State Hospital to his ex wife. He argues he accepts Scott as his child, but lost a bid to alter the divorce decree. He plans to appeal the decision in Circuit Court.
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Port Huron
Mich
Frank Damaschke
Scott
Circuit
Halford T. Streeter
Damaschke
Jan
Pontiac State Hospital
D.W. Martin
Joy
Apollo 7 crew cleared for 11 day Earth orbit test
Doctors at Cape Kennedy announced Walter Schirra Don Eisele and Walter Cunningham are fit and ready for the 11 day Apollo 7 shakedown. The review covered 442 hours of exams and will compare blood and bone data with postflight results. The Saturn 1B countdown began smoothly as crews prepare for a 480000 mile round trip with 163 orbits and potential December lunar flight.
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Cape Kennedy
America
Space Agency
Walter Shirra
Don Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Charles Berry
Earth
Apolo 8
Frank Borman
James Lovell
William Anders
Moon
Senators Split Over Bombing Halt in Vietnam Debate
An AP survey shows about half of the 100 U.S. senators favor some form of ending bombing on North Vietnam. Some seek unconditional halts, others want a reciprocal Hanoi gesture, or de escalation. The mix includes 18 opposing the halt, and 23 favor a conditional pause.
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Lawrence. L. Knutson
Washington
U.S
Hanoi
Associated Press
North Vietnam
Paris
HHH
Hubert H. Humphrey
North
South
Vietnam
Humphrey
Hanoai
Wallace F. Bennett
Utahd
Charles E. Goodell
RNY
Robert F. Kennedy
Telephone: An instrument that is usually exhausted through overuse and has to rest lying down
A lighthearted dictionary-style joke defines the telephone as an instrument that tires from constant use and must lie down to rest. It plays on the daily wear of phones while listing no further facts.
Herman and the Hermits star to wed Mireille Strausser
Peter Noone announced plans to marry Mireille Strausser, 22, daughter of a wealthy businessman, in a statement reported from London. Noone, 20, said the wedding would occur in Noy, 5.
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London
UPI
Peter Noone
Herman
Herman and the Hermits
Mireille Strausser
Noone
Noy
Prayer for repentance and healing from a Reader
A brief devotion asks for individual and national repentance to humble before God and receive healing from Heavenly Father. The reader invokes divine aid for spiritual renewal and guidance.
Frisky ocelot makes lively jungle pet for Burk
Avalanche Journal reports Tom Burk of 1349 65th Drive Apt C keeps Tigre the ocelot as a family pet. The five week old cub nursed with a bottle now weighs 30 pounds and is expected to reach 47 in 18 months. Burk says the cat is affectionate and obedient, even peeling bananas with deft paws.
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Tigre
Tom Burk Sr
Pauline Warner
Don Williams
Avalanche-Journal
Tom Burk
Burk
65Th Drive
Apt. C
Brown trial juror examination ends as defense motions denied
In El Paso Dolphus Jack Brown faces a murder trial in 34th District Court after seven defense motions were overruled before 69 prospective jurors were questioned from a panel of 112 in the central jury room. Brown posted bond in 1967 and sat mute as the examination began.
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Avalanche-Journal
EL Paso
Dolphus Jack Brown
Brown
34Th District Court
Shallowater
George Gilkerson
Travis Shelton
Alton R. Griffin
Tom Purdom
Griffin
Lubbock County
Dallas Heart Transplant Recipient Dies at Parkland
Floyd Pratt, 46, an Euless construction worker and Dallas doctor heart transplant recipient, died at 8:20 pm Monday at Parkland Hospital. He had just eaten solid food after the operation, the world’s 56th transplant and Texas’ notched milestone, marking Parkland’s second death after a transplant. Esther Matthews, 41, also received a heart at Parkland on June 7 but died within two hours. In Houston, 18 of 16 transplants survivors remain in care or have been released.
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Dallas
Floyd Pratt
Euless
Parkland Hospital
Pratt
Juanita
Texas’ Lab
Parkland
Esther Matthews
Houston
Area man heads support team for Apollo 7 mission
Ed Hoskins, head of the Flight Crew Support Team, leads a South Plains group backing Apollo 7 as the first US flight since the 1967 disaster. The Dawson County native rose from farm boy to project engineer, commuting to factories across states to ensure craft safety and readiness.
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Gerry Burton
Avalanche Journal
U.S
South Plains
Ed Hoskins
Apollo
Wally Schirra
Life’ Magazine
Southland
Dawson County
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Roger Chaffee
Earth
Hoskins
Houston
California
St. Louis
Charles Hoskins
Thomas
Garza County
Woody School
Lamesa
Tigers Rally to Narrow World Series Lead
Detroit rallies from deficit to beat St. Louis 5 to 3 sending the World Series back to the Cardinals. Winning pitcher Mickey Lolich holds the mound after a rough first inning as Al Kaline and Norm Cash spark a seventh inning comeback. Series stands 3 2 Cards. Resume Wednesday.
Supreme Court rejects Johnson mobilization challenge to Vietnam deployments
The Supreme Court refused a plea to block Army mobilization of reservists for Vietnam. Eight justices offered no explanation while Justice Douglas dissented. Army moves to deploy five protesting units to Vietnam, with others listed, as plans proceed despite the ruling.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Johnson
Vietnam
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Cleveland
Fort Meade
448Th Army Coastal Unit
New York City
Fort Lee
Not Ridicule Mod Anthem Irks World Series Fans
Puerto Rican blind singer Jose Feliciano, 25, performed a controversial National Anthem rendition before Game 5 of the World Series, combining soul and Latin inflections with his own guitar accompaniment. Feliciano, in Newport Beach, Cal., said he sang as his own expression and felt the audience would respond differently to the familiar melody. He performed with his seeing eye dog Trudy and wife Hilda, inviting debate over artistic interpretation in a high profile sports event.
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Detrolt
Jose Feliciano
Feliciano
First Base
Trudy
Hilda
Feliering
Jegz
Symington calls for cancelling F111 contract
Senator Stuart Symington urged canceling Air Force F111 contracts after nine crashes. He warned the plane’s failure risks U S air power and lives of pilots, urging termination of the F-111 series to avoid further losses and costs. He contrasted with Soviet developments and noted only one tactical or strategic plane in eight years.
Weather update for Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy today and tonight with a slight chance of showers this afternoon. Cooler trend tonight with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph becoming northerly 10 to 25 mph this afternoon. High near 80. Lows in the 40s.
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Lubbock
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