Indian death rate falls to 16 per 1,000 amid public health gains
India reports a death rate of 16 per 1,000, down from 27.4 in 1951, aided by malaria control and national disease programs. Nagpur faces a mystery encephalitis-like illness killing most of its young patients. doctors seek answers as sanitation and safe water expansion loom costs.
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India
Nagpur
Health Ministry
National Institute of Communicable Diseases
Communicable Disease Center
U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
J. B. Shrivastava
Ernest Tierkel
Atlanta Center
U.S. Agency For International Development
Mopup
Chrysler Plans Lay Off Early Next Year
Chrysler Corp. will lay off about 680 workers starting Jan. 3 as part of a two stage production cut. The Lynch Road Detroit plant will shed 450 hourly and salaried positions and the Los Angeles facility will cut 230 of its 2,100 workers amid weakening sales.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
American Motors
Chrysler
Atlanta
St. Louis
Lynch Road
Los Angeles
Urban Areas Build Wilderness Trails With Federal Grants
Encouraged by federal grants, 12 urban areas are developing wilderness trails for hikers cyclists and horseback riders. Most of the city trails will link existing parkland.
Daily crossword clues mixed with scattered terms
The page lists numerous crossword hints with numbers and partial phrases including Jacob’s brother pecks forays mountain crest etc. It appears as a jumble of entries across and down with several incomplete words and stray capitals.
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Jacob
Mountain Crest
Blithe Spirit TV Adaptation Review Bright but Slightly Flat
Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit on NBC despite stylish production falls short of the wit due to 90 minute editing. Ruth Gordon as Madame Arcati earns top marks, while the ghost Elvira and the beleaguered husband feel underused. Sinatra’s Man and His Music offers lively contrast and CBS charm, ABC airs Christ Is Born with striking Holy Land photography and reverent narration.
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New York
Noel Coward
NBC
Elvira
Ruth Gordon
Madame Arcati
Frank Sinatra
CBS
Sinatra
ABC
Holy Land
Ottawa police to enforce key in ignition law
Ottawa Illinois police chief Frank Maggio says 98 percent of city car thefts are due to owners leaving keys in ignitions. He reports 52 cars were stolen in 1966 and notes the state law imposes a 100 dollar fine for not removing keys.
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Ottawa, Ill
Ottawa
Frank Maggio
Pop Lays on Nashville Flair in New Albums
A survey of recent releases shows Chet Atkins crossing into pop love songs on From Nashville with Love, Winchester Chorale exploring Western standards on Music of the West, Belafonte expanding Calypso with brass and choral textures, Ami Rouselle debuting Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice, and Steve Lawrence maturation on Sings of Love and Sad Young Men with restrained emotion.
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Chet Atkins
RCA
Marty Robbins
Winchester
Fred Waring
Harry Belafonte
Belafonte
Venezuela
Ami Rouselle
Detriot
Steve Lawrence
Columbia
Steve
Today in History December 8 1966 recap
On December 8 1941 the Allied powers declared war on Japan and World War II actions are noted. The entries recall Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf publication in 1925 and MacArthur updates from Leyte in 1944 and Homma war crimes trial. Additional items cover Eisenhower resignations 1956 and later public demonstrations in Moscow.
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United States
Great Britain
Free French
Holland
China
Japan
Adolf Hitler
International
Shanghai
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Leyte
Philippines
MacArthur
Bataan
Masaharu Homma
Births and Briefs From South Wilmington Area
Mr and Mrs Paul Jerbi of Bowling Green Kentucky and formerly of South Wilmington announce a son Scott Joseph born November 29 paternal grandmother Mrs J Ebe Jerbi. Mr and Mrs Richard W Sedar announce a son born December 1 at St Joseph Hospital Joliet maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Angelo Ferrarri. Briefs Mrs Joseph Residori returned home from St Joseph Hospital. Miles Slak of Berwyn visited with Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson and family Saturday. The Mehochko Dinelli Alderson families spent weekend in Westmont and Carpenteri ville with relatives.
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Paul Jerbi
Bowling Green
South Wilmington
Scott Joseph
J. Ebe Jerbi
Richard W. Sedar
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Angelo Ferrari
Joseph Residori
Miles Slak
Berwyn
Jack Anderson
David Mehochko
Louis
Mark Dinelli
Billy Garrick
Westmont
Phil Dinelli
John Alderson Sr
Carpentersville
LaVerne Alderson
Fool To Want You review notes upbeat tempo album
A brief music note highlights an upbeat, well paced album with the song Baby Won't You Please Come Home featured. It praises the assurance and first rate quality while noting the cheerful tempo throughout.
Dear Ann Landers readers share therapy and tattoo tale
Letters reveal varied approaches to personal issues from body image and therapy to gifts and alcoholism. A man recalls hiding a naval tattoo and the Show and Tell fix, while readers discuss handling unsolicited gifts and pursuing mental health help. Ann notes therapy helps some and harms others, urging personal choice and offering resources.
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Ann Landers
F.J
Bob
President Johnson
Dear Ann Landers
E.C
American Psychiatric Association
Evening TV Schedule Highlights
A concise listing of tonight’s programs across channels with times from 6:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. including news weather sports films dramas and a late movie. Notable entries include Twilight Zone That Girl Chicago Lyric Opera and Johnny Carson.
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Woody Woodpecker
Ask 15 Million For Jr. Colleges
The Chicago Junior College Board seeks permission from the Illinois General Assembly to levy 15 million dollars in taxes as part of an estimated 1967 budget over 25 million. Oscar Shabat says the move would remedy legal technicalities since the board is not elected, and expects no opposition.
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Chicago
Chicago Junior College Board
Illinois General Assembly
Oscar Shabbat
Board of Education
Shabat
General Assembly
Jacksonville teen charged with six arsons in $800000 damage
A Jacksonville teenager, Danny Shutt, 19, was indicted on six arson counts for fires set on September 21 and Navy 16 at MacMurray College Routt High School First Baptist Church an elementary school a junior science museum and a home.
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Jacksonville, Ill
Jacksonville
Danny Shutt
Navy
MacMurray College
Routt
First Baptist Church
Horoscope: Stars Favor Ambition and Cautious Plans
The reading urges self reliance in work and routine, cautioning against major changes before mid year. It notes potential gains for a birthday person within a year with strong attention from superiors, and highlights favorable periods for money, creativity, love, and travel, ending with a note on a born child’s optimism and tolerance.
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Morris Daily Herald
Morris Publishing Company
Illinois Corporation
East Washington Street
Morris
Illinois
Thomas E. West
Herald Office
By Alton Blakeslee
New Delhi
Bombay
Tierkel
Daily Crossword
Apollo
Naomi
Lbr
Magus
Ai Og
Ward
Ireland
Tee
Television In Review
Cynthia Lowry
THE
Associated Press
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover Jr
Gov
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Hartford
Conn
Moscow
Alexie N. Kosygin
U.S. Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Wilmington
Trip Corrigan
AR. Cribbe
Treasury
Lander
Johnson
Couse
Lister
Jericho
Daniel Boone
Batman
Perry Mason
Glass Menagerie
Hero
That Girl
Dean Martin
Chicago Lyric Opera
Saint
Johnny Carson
Hawk
Jr. Colleges
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