Ann Lewis at Philadelphia Zoo keeps baby animals balances life
Ann Lewis, 23, began a summer job at the Philadelphia Zoo in March 1964 after three Rutgers semesters, and remains a keeper focused on young animals. Boss Norman Hess praises her as a talented elephant and gorilla handler, noting her commitment and the zoo’s teamwork.
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House Refuses Mohole Funds Amid Rumsfeld Claims
The House voted 109 to 59 to reject a Senate amendment for 19.7 million in new Mohole funds, sticking to prior refusal of the project. The dispute arose as donor ties to contractor Brown and Root surfaced and President Johnson urged Congress to approve the cash.
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Dope raid uncovers $50000 in attic money in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi police hunting narcotics found up to fifty thousand dollars in decayed bills in an attic and closet. Jose M. Gonzales and Nieves Hernandez were charged as authorities also seized six pounds of marijuana and linked the money to the narcotics case with IRS involvement.
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Trains Crash Injures Dozens Near Pozzuoli Italy
More than 50 persons were injured when two local trains collided head on near Pozzuoli south of Naples. At least five were seriously hurt, two trains were involved in the crash, and rescue teams rushed to the scene to aid passengers and transport the injured to area hospitals.
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Alaska Power Failure Blamed on Boy's Toss
The Federal Power Commission blamed an 11 year old boy for a Alaska power outage that blacked out 4000 square miles and 129000 people after he threw a piece of telephone wire across a 434.5 kilovolt transmission line causing the line to ground out and trip breakers near Anchorage.
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Woman Patient OK After Removal Of Heart Pump
Esperanza Del Valle Vasquez, 37, of Mexico City, was reported in good condition after removal of a plastic mechanical heart pump that had kept her alive for 10 days. The August 8 implant, part of a 344 hour operation, was taken out Thursday in a 20 minute procedure. Methodist Hospital said her damaged heart showed signs of healing, allowing removal of support.
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Pentagon plans 280000 more men in next draft cycle
Pentagon expects to induct 210000 to 280000 men from September through February or April as Selective Service expands training capacity. Army reports 63 training companies with 35000 monthly induction target, up from 175000 first half of year and 233250 last year. September and October calls rise to 46000 and more as enlistments drive the draft pace.
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Race to A-Bomb Echoed in Soviet Biographer Tale
Physicist Igor N. Golovin recounts in a serialized Soviet Russia biography that Soviet scientists began work on a Manhattan Project rival in 1942. He notes regret at U S delays and satisfaction at proving the bomber possible, with the Soviet test coming in 1949 after a wartime atomic effort.
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Russ to Share Space Weather Data in Soviet Announcement
Moscow announces that after a two year delay the Soviet hydrometeorological service will begin distributing satellite weather data. The "cold line" weather exchange will include satellite measurements and be shared with weather services in the BSSR and other countries.
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