Three Birthdays On One Day For Hudson Family
The Hudson family of Wenonah New Jersey will celebrate three birth days on October 16 each year. Lorraine Hudson aged 30 gave birth Wednesday at Underwood Hospital to a son named Randy. Randy shares a birthday with siblings Lorie born October 16 1966 and Edward born October 16 1965, father Warren 31 works as a letter carrier at Pitman National Post Office.
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Woodbury
Hudson
Wenonah
N.J
Lorraine Hudson
Underwood Hospital
Randy
Lorie
Edward
Warren
Pitman, Nat
Hunter Searchers Find Boy After Hunt Night Out
In Heppner Oregon AP reporters note twenty five people scoured Tuesday night for Mike Mc Carthy a 17 year old hunter who did not return from a hunting trip. He returned home Wednesday with a four point deer indicating he was safe.
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Heppner
Ore
Mike McCarthy
McCarthy
Republican candidate derided after union endorsement
William A. Herron, a Republican candidate for the Arizona state legislature, called the Steelworkers Union Education Committee endorsement of his opponent a crowning insult. A longtime Steelworkers Local 3937 member and safety committee chair, he objected to dues funds supporting political advocacy.
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Phoenix, Ariz
William A. Herron
Steelworkers Union Education Committee
Steelworkers Local 3937
Herron
Actor Lorie Greene sues contractor for 23700 overcharge
Los Angeles AP reports television star Lorie Greene known from Bonanza appeared in Superior Court on Wednesday to sue a contractor for 23700 alleging an overcharge on remodeling work. The case seeks the overbilled amount plus related costs.
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Los Angeles
Lorie Greene
Nixon Launches Radio Blitz at Smith Dinner
Nixon campaigns on steel imports and a volunteer army after Humphrey speaks at the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner. He vows leadership to close the generation gap, pledges youth focus, and proposes an independent Youth Service Agency within the federal government to unify youth programs.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alfred E. Smith
Nixon
Vietnam
Humphrey Warns Wallace Vote Boosts Nixon in Detroit
Hubert H. Humphrey argued in Detroit that voting for George C. Wallace is effectively a vote for Richard Nixon, risking higher unemployment and a rollback of Medicare and education aid. He labeled Nixon’s record a tangled wreckage and urged blue collar workers to favor his candidacy. He spoke at John F. Kennedy Square after touring Ford’s River Rouge plant and attending the Smith Dinner in New York with Johnson and Nixon.
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Detroit
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
Nixon
Allen Greenspan
Castro
Nassers
John F. Kennedy Square
New York
President Johnson
Alfred E. Smith
Wallace visits Alamogordo home once a WWII shelter
Wallace, the third party presidential candidate, toured the Alamogordo home once known as the Chicken House where he and his wife Lurleen lived during World War II. He recalled wartime times, spoke with neighbors, and faced questions about prejudice from a young boy, while praising community support and urging schooling.
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Alamogordo
N.M
George C. Wallace
Lurleen
Wallace
Bobbie Jo
Alamogordony Air Base
Candiate
Josephine Robertson
Searcy
City Dads Divided- Ottawa planning and codes clash
The Ottawa city commission approved the master plan for a 20 year expansion at Municipal Airport but warned the project awaits FAA approval. Officials discussed court safety, civil defense planning, and street work while enforcing leaf burning and parking lot improvements. Fire prevention week had no fires for the first time since 1962. Crosswalks in the East Fifteenth school zone were repainted and effective.
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City Commission
Ottawa
Federal Aviation Administration
Olive
South Hickory
Wadkins
Junior Diamond
Eugene Flaherty
East Fifteenth
Portugal Premier says NATO not shield of one policy
Lisbon AP reports premier Marcello Caetano states NATO is not the protective shield of only one policy. New Delhi AP notes India faced one of its worst rail disaster spells in the first five months of 1968.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Marcello Caetano
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
New Delhi
India
Kosygin Says Most Soviet Forces To Withdraw From Czechoslovakia Soon
Soviet Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin announced at a treaty signing that most occupation troops in Czechoslovakia will withdraw soon, including units from Poland Hungary East Germany and Bulgaria. He warned enemies would distort the treaty and urged Communist unity to oppose tensions.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Czechoslovakia
Kosygin
Poland
Hungary
East Germany
Bulgaria
Old
Soviet Union
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