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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1967

Page

5

Doctor Nolan Faces Fast Growing Jaw Cancer

Nolan, a 29 year old railroad worker with wife and two children, fought a life threatening osteogenic sarcoma in his upper jaw. After dental extraction and denture fitting in June 1967 his tumor rapidly enlarged necessitating removal of the entire upper jaw and palate. Radiotherapy failed to cure. prognosis is six months to a year.

William Lawrence D. D Nolan C Nolan Medical Lawrence

Winter Chill Hits Florida

Cold air moved into the Southeast as frost and freeze warnings were issued for northern and central Florida. The weather system brought light snow to parts of the Northeast and Midwest while much of the nation saw sun and cold or brief warming. temperatures ranged from 73 in Long Beach to 2 below in International Falls.

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Red Cross Appeal for Safe Repatriation of Mercenaries

Samuel Gonard, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, appealed in Geneva for safe repatriation of white mercenaries held in Rwanda. He warned they could be kidnapped or extradited to the Congo and urged Rwanda's President Gregoire Kayibanda to intervene.

Geneva UPI Samuel Up Gonard International Committee of the Red Cross Rwanda Gonard Gregoire Kayibanda Congo

Connally Anticipates $10 Million Texas Institute at HemisFair

San Antonio Governor John Connally hails the $10 million Institute of Texas Culture as a landmark at HemisFair 68. The three story facility on the HemisFair grounds will display Texas history and ethnic contributions, planned to open April 6 1968 and remain as a permanent feature after the fair.

San Antonio UPI John Connally Institute of Texan Gulf Connally Institute HemisFair Ani Sala Texas R. Henderson Shuffler

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