Home dialysis saves Oswego student after fund aids setup
James Murabito, aided by the Murabito Fund and public support, is now enrolled at UCO and treated at home with the Drake-Wellock artificial kidney. The device, installed at 158 W. Seneca St, requires two 10 hour weekly sessions and cost over 30 thousand dollars including training.
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Murabito Fund
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Young Murabito
Angelo
Rose) Murabito
New York
Seneca St
W. Seneca St
Jack Woods
Timothy Murabito
Ronald Bucker
SUCO
United Fund Campaign Reaches Seventy Six Percent
County reports progress toward the annual United Fund drive with the campaign at ninety two point eight of the goal. County Judge statements affirmed the drive’s status and continued emphasis on community contributions.
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United Fund
Thieu Refuses South Vietnam Paris Talks
President Thieu declares Saigon will not send a delegation to the Paris peace talks next week. He demands direct talks with Hanoi and rejects negotiating with the NLF. U.S. seeks four way talks but Thieu vows not to back down.
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Shanker Rejects Arbitration Plan in NYC Teacher Strike
New York AP report says Albert Shanker president of the United Federation of Teachers rejects Mayor Lindsay call for binding arbitration to end the 1.1 million pupil system shutdown. He calls the plan warmed over and unacceptable and cites threats of violence in the schools.
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NEW York
Albert Shanker
United Federation of Teachers
Private rites for Papandreou private funeral planned
Hundreds of friends and supporters chanted Papandreou as the 80 year old Greek statesman's body was moved from a hospital chapel. A private funeral will be held Sunday at the family’s insistence. They objected to a state burial offered by the ruling military junta Papandreou had opposed.
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Athens
George Papandreou
Pital
Papandreou
Drug shows promise in treating hardened arteries in Alabama
Dr. Ray Evers and Dr. Paul Williamson report 90 percent favorable results with disodium ederate in treating localized arteriosclerosis. About 200 patients have received the drug since March, and they expect hardening of the arteries to be a thing of the past within five years.
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Williamson
Bible College President Killed in Route 12 Crash
Rev. Sherwood Weeks, 61, president of Adirondack Bible College at Fox Hill, died Friday after a dump truck he drove struck boulders beside Route 12 near Edinburg. Weeks served as a minister since 1938 and led the college, affiliated with the Evangelical Wesleyan Church, for two years.
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Sherwood Weeks
Adirondack Bible College
Fox Hill
Saratoga Springs
Weeks
Adirondack College
Evangelical Wesleyan Church
United Nations Meets as Fire Strikes Nile Power Station
The U N Security Council convened emergency sessions amid clashes over the Middle East cease-fire. Egypt and Israel traded blame for two intrusions last week. Israel said commandos crossed 125 miles into Egypt to strike two Nile bridges and a power plant. Egypt claimed an Israeli bomber caused the damage.
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Nile
Pope Paul VI Congratulates Johnson on Vietnam Bombing Halt
The Vatican announced Pope Paul VI sent messages to President Johnson and Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu congratulating them on the decision to halt bombing North Vietnam. The pontiff, however, remains wary about prospects for peace.
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Paul VI
Johnson
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Vatican
Queen Elizabeth II to begin historic South American state visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip sail on the Britannia toward Salvador Brazil for a state visit, the first by a reigning British monarch in South America. The voyage covers about 18,000 miles through Brazil and Chile before returning to London November 18.
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Chile
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Hanoi calls halt to U.S. air raids a great victory
North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy announced in Paris that suspending U.S. attacks marks a major victory for the Vietnamese people in both zones. He claimed Hanoi’s stance responds to Lyndon Johnson’s decision to stop the bombing and that talks have focused on halting the airstrikes.
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Vietnam
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South Vietnam
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U.S
Xuan Thuy
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
North
Thuy
Luci Johnson Nugent Plans Hawaii R and R Reunion
Luci Johnson Nugent will spend a week in Hawaii at month end with her husband Airman J C Patrick J Nugent now on duty in Vietnam. The couple will be joined by their 15 month old son Patrick Lyndon for the reunion. Nugent has R R leave from November 20 to 27 and will rendezvous in Hawaii where he has served since April 1 as a loadmaster on C123 planes.
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Luci Johnson Nugent
Hawaii
J.C. Patrick J. Nugent
Vietnam
Luci
Patrick Lyndon
Air Force
Nugent
Fire at Arima hotel in Japan kills 27 guests
In Arima hot spring resort near Kobe a predawn fire killed 27 people including two honeymoon couples and a family of four. Police listed several missing and 44 injured. The hotel housed 247 guests when the blaze started. investigators probe the cause.
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U S Marine Jet Drops Bomb on Village Market
An American F4 Phantom accidentally dropped a 1 pound bomb on Tam Hoa village market near Da Nang killing 31 civilians and wounding 72. The incident occurred Tuesday, the U S headquarters announced.
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Harriman and Xuan Thuy See French Foreign Minister
Ambassador Averell Harriman head of the U S delegation to the Vietnam peace talks and North Vietnamese Ambassador Xuan Thuy visit French Foreign Minister Michel Debre in Paris in separate meetings.
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Paris
Averell Harriman
U.S
North
Xuan Thuy
Michel Debre
Quiet DMZ Day Amid Bombing Pause
Peaceful conditions were reported around Con Thien in the DMZ as the U S halted bombing North Vietnam. For now no ground operations were authorized, but troops remained alert and cautious at northern positions.
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U.S
Dmz
Coral Sea
Constellation
South Vietnam
da Nang
Con Thien
Liu Refused to resign as China party expulsion considered
Hong Kong Star reports former Chinese President Liu Shao chi appealed to top Peking leaders to obey party rules in considering his expulsion from the Communist party but refused to confess to more mistakes in Mao thought. The Australian edited tabloid cites its sources in China that Liu rejected a resignation suggestion.
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The
Hong Kong Star
Liu Shao-chi
Peking
Communist Party
China
Liu
Five Arrested in Elmira Drug Raids
Five persons including a husband and wife were arrested in early morning raids on Elmira homes. Dist. Atty. John F. O'Mara said heroin and marijuana were seized as state, local, and federal agents joined in the operation.
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Elmira
N.Y
Chemung County
O'Mara
Johnson Presents Medals To Apollo 8 Astronauts
President Johnson awarded the Exceptional Service Medals to Walter M. Schirra Jr. Don F. Eisle and Walter Cunningham and the Distinguished Service Medal to James E. Webb at the LBJ Ranch ceremony. Webb praised science and industry. The October mission completed 163 orbits and 4.5 million miles.
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
Don F. Eisele
Air Force
Walter Cunningham
NASA
James E. Webb
Webb
Nixon raps LBJ space policy as Wallace draws huge crowd
Richard Nixon attacks President Johnson on space program and defense policy as he claims a united Republican stance for victory. Humphrey touts Democratic unity after a Chicago rally while George Wallace attracts over 10 000 in Chicago ahead of key electoral votes.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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George C. Wallace
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Tex
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Wallace
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