Youth Dies After Practice Session in New Orleans
In New Orleans 16 year old Robert Mogabgab died after a two hour football practice for Benjamin Franklin High. Autopsy indicated heat stroke as a likely cause with heart and lung hemorrhaging and brain swelling. His father Dr William Mogabgab, a Tulane medical school professor, noted the boy had recently discussed football mortality statistics but wished to try out for the team.
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Beatles Return To Boston Today After Toronto Shows
The Beatles fly to Boston today following two Toronto performances. George Harrison led remarks on war saying people have a right not to go in the army and that they disagree with war for any reason. The group spoke to newsmen about Americans seeking refuge in Canada to avoid the draft.
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Amination Clear Before Football Outing
A medical check confirms the subject was fit for an upcoming football outing after a prior examination. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Strikes Strand Tourists at London Airport Amid Holiday Rush
Hundreds of American travelers remain stranded at London Airport as a strike hits Trans World Airlines. TWA reports about 1,500 stranded across Europe with some passengers booking passages via Paris or Lisbon and others delaying trips by boat. If mechanics approve a deal Friday, a plane for London with over 100 crew is planned for Saturday and services aim to resume by Monday.
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Humphrey Tops Administration as Sea Policy Leader
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey moves to front of national ocean policy planning, planning to visit major oceanographic installations next month. He chairs the inaugural meeting of the National Council on Marine Resources and Development, a cabinet level body created by Congress to coordinate marine science programs.
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Inflation Threat Fades Yet Persists In 1967 Economy
Washington reports ongoing inflation and high interest rates challenge the Johnson administration as government study continues. Officials note a balance of payments deficit shrinkage helped by foreign deposits, while critics urge limits on bank lending and higher interest scrutiny amid wage price guideline doubts.
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Owner Fighting To Prevent Dog Being Destroyed
Pete the collie allegedly bites by clamping his mouth around arms but his owner William Jones fights to save him from destruction. Health officials and ASPCA cite three bite complaints and say the dog can be deemed vicious under law. Jones, with supporters and a lawyer, seeks a court review after neighbors testify Pete showed no aggression.
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Jaycees Present Club Trophies at Rodeo Fundraiser
The West Monroe Jaycees handed trophies Wednesday night to top sellers of ads for the club sponsored rodeo set for September 2 to 5. Derwood Kuhn took first place with John Cordaro and Bob Dutschke in second and third. Cecil Merritt outlined a board meeting held in Baton Rouge this week.
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