Rockefeller to visit Texas for HemisFair events in San Antonio
Rockefeller arrives in San Antonio for a Saturday tour tied to HemisFair, with a luncheon co hosted by Sen John Tower and a LULAC banquet on the agenda. Gov Connally, a Texas delegation figure at Chicago, plans no fair day duties. Rockefeller heads to Albany afterward with Secret Service protection and a press contingent.
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Negro Youth Receives Kidney From Late Officer
In New Orleans a 15 year old Negro boy, Calvin Turner, received a kidney transplant from a white motorcycle officer killed in a crash. The operation was performed by Tulane University's transplant team. The boy was listed in good condition, with officials cautioning it will take a week or more to assess kidney function. Mrs Delmar Stone, the officer’s widow, said the transplant was her way of keeping part of him alive.
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Reagan Buys Plot in Riverside County Ranch
Ronald Reagan is reported as the new rancher at Rancho California in Riverside County, buying 77 acres of roll-top oak-dotted grassland. No price was announced. Calvin Reagan had spent two days weekly on an artificial kidney machine since a kidney ailment 18 months ago. Mamie Turner, his mother, says prayer guided the doctor and his ability to perform modern cures.
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Strick
First Kissing Guide Offered by Local Authors
A playful plea offers ten cents and a stamped envelope to Ele and Walt Dulaney for a paper newsletter titled First Kisses. The note invites readers seeking hints on how a boy should kiss a girl for the first time.
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Walt
Wayne
Walt Dulaney
Child Recovers From Hangover
A 6-year-old girl in Port Washington Wisconsin recovered from a hangover after ingesting a mix of soda and whisky with three other children. She drank more than the others, collapsed at home, and was treated at a hospital where doctors kept her under observation.
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Viet Premier Warns Against Pro-Red Aid in Saigon
Premier Tran Van Huong warned that anyone directly or indirectly supporting pro-Communist or proneutralist policies will face immediate military trial and hard labor. The warning targets peace appeals and is tied to a 1985 decree, with potential court-martial within 24 hours for offenders.
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Tran van Huong
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Vietnam
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Dear Abby Uncertain Rooming Dilemma Affects Summer Plans
Abigail Van Buren writes that a man wants a female renter out while his family is away. He cites no attraction or gossip issue and notes no lease. Abby advises identifying the real reason, then prompt wife to tell the renter to look for another room or the man to speak up.
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Park Money Remains In Senate Bill
Washington staff report that the Senate retained $20,000 for Guadalupe National Park land purchases in its Interior Department bill. The House had no land funds, but Sen. Ralph Yarborough and Rep. Richard White won approval from the Appropriations Committee and the measure moves to a House Senate conference for a compromise. White hopes the House will approve the Guadalupe funds. a three year option to buy most of 72,000 acres expires next fiscal year. President Johnson proposed $114 million to buy the full 72,000 acres.
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Interior Department
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Guadalupe
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Richard White
Senate Appropriations Committee
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Card Delivered 25 Years Late
A World War II postcard mailed from Aberdeen Proving Ground in 1944 by Pvt. Charles Barker Jr. to his wife arrived last week, a quarter century after it was sent, recounting a rainfilled day and a joke about “the stuff” that never reached its destination.
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W.va
K. P
Charley
Charles Barker Jr
Moundeville
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Puppy Palace opens in Wollaston with 10-year guarantee
Arnold A. Peil launches Puppy Palace in Wollaston Massachusetts offering dogs with a 10 year guarantee. A so called puppy love room lets buyers meet pets and assess compatibility between dog and owner to reduce returns.
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Puppy Palace
Wollaston
Mass
Arnold A. Peil
Pell
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