Going Home Soon Lindsey Twins After Transplant
Janet and Joyes Lindsey, ten, recipients of a six hour kidney transplant at Parkland Hospital Dallas five days ago, show good kidney function. Doctors pleased with operation as Joyce receives a kidney from her sister. Daughters of Mr and Mrs Greidy Lindary of Landrum DC expected to return home next week.
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Lindsey
Janet
Joyes
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Tex
Joyce
Greidy Lindary
Landrum
D. C
Vancouver City Hall Turns Motel Mock Up
A Vancouver City Hall building, described as resembling a motel, prompts a puzzled couple from Walla Walla who ask about reservations. Desk clerk Billie Sawyer clarifies that the city hall is not a motel and reservations cannot be made.
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Vancouver, Wash
Walla Walla
City Wall
Billie Sawyer
Vancouver
City Hall
Corbin Clerk Narrates Mixup Over Marriage License
In Corbin Kentucky Court Clerk Everett Rains issued a marriage license to a young couple with a small token. Days later he learned a mother asked about the ceremony and learned another preacher had performed the wedding after the license was issued.
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Corbin
Everett Rains
Rains
Cincinnati
Ohio
Family sized problems in Towanda family travels home
In Towanda Pa a Callahan family of 12 Sids and parents Mr and Mrs Joe Callahan travel in a station wagon as they head from relatives to home in Orlando Fla The family ages range from 33 to five months and the father balances restaurant bills while meals cost about 3 dollars per person in a chopped steak meal for the family
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Towanda
Joe Callahan
Orlando
Fla
Judge denies name change to Von Jarma in civil court
Robert Paul Jarma, 28, sought to Germanize his name by adding Von to it. Judge Maurice Wahl admonished that if a man is going to be American he should do so without qualifying adjectives. The court noted Von is a noble prefix in German and Austrian names and emphasized being American is greater nobility.
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New York
Robert Paul Jarma
Leg is gone but Oklahoma beauty keeps zest for life
Roberta Scott, 21, OSU coed and former Miss Tulsa runner-up, lost a leg to cancer but remains energetic and optimistic. She mentors children as a student teacher in special education, models part-time, and continues yard work, water skiing, painting, and theater interests. Her motto: I’d rather lose a leg than my life.
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Leg
Oklahoma Beauty
Stillwater
Okla
Roberta Scott
Fife
Tulsa
T Alert
Scott
Miss Scott
Margaret Wiggins
Lincoln
Wiggins
Robert
Ratification Sought as Airlines Strike Settlement Touts Gains
Washington AP President Johnson announced a tentative settlement to end the 35 000 mechanics strike against major airlines. Negotiators aim to vote by Sunday to resume flights with payments and a three year contract likely delivering roughly three percent annual wage increases. Union leader Roy Siemiller expressed confidence the membership will ratify, while negotiators called the agreement difficult and prolonged and guarded details remain secret.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Navy to Use Sultry Female Voice Aboard Submarines
The Navy plans to deploy a female recorded voice to warn submarine crews of emergencies. The controlled voice, described as sultry by officials, will replace blinking signals with urgent phrases such as Fire and Flooding. The voice will be provided by Joan Ririe of Northrop’s Nortronics Division, Palos Verdes California, a professional recorder and former actress.
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Washington
Navy
Ranger
Joan Ririe
Nortronics
Northrop Corp
Palos Verses
Calif
Nortromies
Math prodigy works summer grant research at 12
Mike Gross, 12, plans a career in physical science while earning 430 weekly from NSF in a summer research program at Michigan State. The Lansing native, highly gifted, studies at East Lansing with honors, balancing math, physics, religion, French and computer science. He coxswains an intramural shell and aims for advanced degrees before age legal driving.
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Lansing
Mick
Mike Gross
National Science Forudation
Mike
Michigan State University
Honors
East Lansing
United States
National Science Foundation
How Does Your Garden Grow With Hard Work
A town feature highlights Fred Greasing at 1544 Grant St. with almost an acre of land planted to diverse vegetables fruits and flowers. Retired Greasing backs Electro-Soil gardening and explains tomato plants aided by static electricity. Also featured are the King family on Park Ave with seven acres of garden and Mrs King who preserves the harvest. A separate note follows Mrs Milton Eichelberger’s move from city life to a farm home on Route 5, bringing and planting flowers as she shifts from farm soil to city lots.
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Fred Greasing
Grant St
William ‘Kinge
Bill
Park Ave
Bill King
King
Milton Eichelberger
Mulberry Ave
Route 5
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Miss Tulsa
Roy) Siemiller
Afl-Cio Inernational Association of Machin- Tats
Wiliam J. Curtin
United, Eastern, Northwest
Natorial
Trans World
Arlines
Onion
World News
College
William Grosse
Audrey
Fritz Herzog
Mike Grost
George Henke
Orchard Aveir
Indy
Henke
Weiershaa
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