State Masonic Home Avoided Licensing for Decades
Houston Post reports records from the Texas Welfare Department show the Masonic Home for Children in Fort Worth resisted licensing for 24 years. Cited remarks from Tom Land claim political influence could shield the home from regulators, though officials say no mistreatment is alleged and the facility now staffs its own social workers under renewed licensing efforts.
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Longshoremen Stay Off Job Over Royalty Fund Dispute
In New Orleans a three sided clash over a royalty fund sparked a week long wildcat strike by local longshoremen. Leaders say the fund holds up to 10 million dollars while officials peg it under 900 thousand. A federal judge eyed a new distribution plan as about 80 ships waited and port staffing varied between 10 and 1,500 workers.
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Women pilots urged after Wallace jet flight
Cornelia Wallace, wife of Alabama Governor George C Wallace, called for more women fliers after a 40 minute flight in an Air Force F4 Phantom at Maxwell Air Force Base. She hopes to see a woman join the space program, while Gen Stilwell assumed command of U N and U S forces in South Korea, taking over from Gen Bennett.
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Scattered bodies after Delta crash at Logan Airport
AP quotes depict a Boston disaster scene as nurses and officials recount 88 dead in the Delta Airlines crash at Logan International Airport. The report also covers impeachment talk, Vietnam, and Senate KSC connections with Rockwell contractor ties amid Watergate oversight.
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Liz and Richard Call It Quits After Amicable Split
Rome reports say Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton plan a friendly divorce in Switzerland after a July separation. Spokesman John Springer cited personal disagreements, not new romances, as the cause. The couple, long famed for Lavish lifestyle and eight films together, have lived apart since July.
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Doctor's Column Explains Exercise Versus Hypertension
Dear Dr Lamb explains that sensible exercise strengthens the heart by dilating arteries and increasing pumping capacity, unlike chronic high blood pressure which burdens the heart. The piece notes gradual, consistent activity improves fitness, obesity prevention, and biochemical benefits, while high blood pressure does not. It also clarifies scarlet fever equals a strep throat with rash and discusses antibiotic treatment.
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