Fox Bite Sends Lakeside Woman To Willits Hospital
Mrs. Terry Mather of Lakeville in Sonoma County is under treatment at Willits Memorial Hospital after a fox bit her while she changed a tire on the highway south of Willis. A separate court note discusses a Cleopatra film settlement involving 20th Century Fox and Miss Taylor amid ties to Eddie Fisher, with details officials declining to disclose. A Greek police report describes a botched ransom plot to kidnap the nephew of actress Aliki Vouyouklaki, with two men arrested and plan to impersonate an actor to gain access to the child.
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Lakeville
Sonoma County
Pasteur
Willits Memorial Hospital
Darte
Willis
Tim Company
Elizabeth
Eddie Fisher
Judge and Clark
Miss Taylor
Cleopatra
McH
Fisher
Connie Stevens
Miss Stevens
MCE
20th-Century Fox
Taylor
Greece
Toitage
Baker
Athens
Aristides Komtikis
Blader
Gerasimos Katsambilis
Johnny Vouyouclaki
Ess
Ikis
Katsambilis
Ali- Ws
First Lady Hosts White House Reception Amid Johnson Absence
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson handles White House social duties as President tours Australia. She will host a reception for about 800 government officials and their wives tonight, while the President is away. The annual White House staff party for over 1,000 employees and workers will occur Friday evening without the President present.
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Australia
Nes
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
sTomary
Truman Family Holiday Plan Remains Quiet in Independence
Former President Harry Truman and wife Bess will host relatives in Independence Missouri over the holidays as their daughter and four grandsons join them. Clifton Daniel and family from New York plan a brief visit to Kansas City, then return before New Year. Meanwhile Governor Ronald Reagan attended a non alcoholic Christmas party at his hospital with staff, receiving humorous gifts from aide Robert Keyes while the group sang White Christmas.
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Harry Truman
Independence
Clifton Daniel
New York
Kansas City
Daniel
Ronald Reagan
Hecepital
Santa Claus
Robert J. Keyes
Reagan
Reese
Keyes
Saramemte
Tribute Cartoons Honor School Teacher Miss Edwards
Frank A. Miller Jr, prize winning cartoonist for the Des Moines Tribune, presented a memorial cartoon to Stewnee Mission North High School honoring his history teacher Miss Anna Marie Edwards who died in September. The cartoon, shown in the school lobby, depicts Uncle Sam beside an empty chair with the caption Thank You Miss Edwards.
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Frank A. Miller Jr
Man Rescued Unharmed After Six Hours Buried
John Lipscomb, 62, was buried about five feet under bricks and mud when a wall collapsed in a 20 foot well at Topstay. Rescue teams from Wake County, Apex Fire Department, and Raleigh volunteers used a hose and oxygen to revive him, with his helmet credited for protection. Lipscomb later thanked God as he was carried to safety. Wade McNeill, 28, refused relief at the winch handle to ensure Lipscomb’s release.
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Apex
John Lipscomb
Lord Jesus
Lipscomb
Ben McCay
Lipscamb
Wake County Sheriff's Office
Apex Firm Department
Raleigh Rescue
Lescue
Walkout grips Los Angeles Herald Examiners sixth day
The Los Angeles Herald- Examiner enters its sixth day of a strike by the American Newspaper Guild. About 2,000 of 2,200 employees are idle as union demands for higher editorial pay and benefits go unmet. Federal mediator George Dunran says talks are ongoing with no schedule set. The Hearst paper published a 32 page edition amid the walkout, with 200,000 copies printed despite union calls to refrain from selling at stands.
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Los Angeles
Ierald- Lixaminer
American Newspaper Guild
George Dunran
George Hearst, Jr
Herald- Examiner
Mornday
Union Local 76
Herald-Examiner
Comner
Ditched Jet Puts Down by Itself in Texas Flatlands
In Kingsville, Texas, a Navy Cougar jet ditched by its pilot and instructor landed upright in marshy ranch terrain south of Ting sville. The crew ejected last Friday as trouble began. a Big CHA4 helicopter was arranged to lift the aircraft from the marsh.
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Navy
Tingsville
PUC reviews bid to end Lark runs
The Public Utilities Commission has submitted the Southern Pacific Railroad petition to abandon the Lark, the overnight San Francisco to Los Angeles service. The company says the Lark loses about 1 million dollars annually. In Iran, a tram crash near Bandar Abbas killed 32 travelers, local reports say.
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PUC
San Francisco
Tran
Tehran
Bandarabass
Iran
Protest Group Depleted at Oakland Induction Center
Antiwar demonstrators canceled a third planned protest as volunteers ran low after 306 arrests in two days. Joan Baez and her mother were among those jailed, while about 1,000 protesters crowded entryways in rain, delaying inductees and prompting leaders to warn no more arrests expected.
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Oakland
Armed Forces Induction Center
Joan Baez
Miss Baez
May Boyle
Lawrence Ferdinghetti
Opera Star Dies In Como Italy Soprano Melis, 42
Italian opera singer Melis died in Como on Tuesday at age 42. The soprano rose to fame singing with Enrico Caruso and had an active career from 1903 to 1935.
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Como
Italy
Carmen Melis
Enrico Caruso
New Rate Stamps Readied for Public
The Post Office prepares for higher postage with new 6 cent and 2 cent stamps and embossed envelopes. O'Brien says sheets are rolling from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing as automatic dispensers and scales are adjusted. Roosevelt will replace Washington on first class stamps after the rate change, the public to pay more under the new rates.
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Congress
Franklin D- Roosevelt
Washington
Lawrence F. O'Brien
U.S. Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Brent
Franklin B. Roosevelt
George Washington
Post Office
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Thoras Jefferson
British Frigate Fires On French Tanker Off Beira
Beira harbor Mozambiqu e coast overnight as the Minerva fired four salvos across a French tanker bow in an attempt to enforce a UN oil embargo on Rhodesia. The French captain said he held course and refused a boarding. The British Defence Ministry confirmed lead shots were fired ahead of the lead ship and posed no danger.
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Mozambique
Uo Beira Harbor
British Defense Ministry
London
Minerva
United Nations
Rhodesia
Une
Jon Artois
Daniel Remaud
Irench
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