Whos in New Who in New Glenda Gampher Tragic Reversal
Glenda Gampher a 23 year old coed found breathing in the St Louis city morgue died today at Jewish Hospital after an autopsy was ordered and a tracheotomy performed She resided in Balvin Mo and was last in Forest Park before being declared dead and rushed back for life saving measures An investigation was promised into claims she was pronounced dead in a police cruiser outside City Hospital
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Jewish Hospital
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Forest Park
City Hospital
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First Family Keeps Christmas Traditions at White House
President Johnson and the First Family exchanged gifts at a White House Christmas observance. The Johnsons planned to travel to a San Antonio area retreat after New Year’s. The pope gifted a rosary for the infant, and the couple attended a Communion service at St Thomas Church after opening presents.
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Janson
SS Thomas Episcopel. Church
Tebont 2
White House
Julie Rodriguez Home for Christmas After Transplant
Julie Rodriguez a 23 month old Liver transplant patient spent months in Denver hospital then traveled 120 miles home to Pueblo Colorado for Christmas Day. She enjoyed family reunions and Christmas tree lights while parents kept her safe at 10 p.m. curfew.
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Duke Rodriguez
Pueblo
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Julie
John Rodriguez
Denver
Centenarian Helen Jones Recalls Johnson Greeting
Helen Jones, born December 23, 1867 in Newark Ohio, celebrated her 100th birthday in Miami Florida with family. President Johnson sent a greeting card prompting her quip Who is he. Her lineage includes six grandchildren nine great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Robert Jones
Policewoman Dies While Helping Victims on Long Island
Nassau County's first policewoman Kathleen Reilly, 28, was killed near Meadowbrook Parkway as she stopped to aid crash victims. She had joined the force two years ago and was recently promoted to detective in the juvenile aid section. Her mother and fiancé witnessed the tragedy as she reportedly said this is my job.
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Nassau County
New York
Kathleen Reilly
Meadowbrook Parkway
Long Island
Reilly
Nassau County Force
Fire on Norwegian Freighter Kills Three In Hudson
A blaze aboard the Norwegian freighter Dinner killed three crew members and injured nineteen as fireboats battled flames in the Hudson off Manhattan. The 381 foot ship, carrying 8,000 tons of sugar, suffered heavy superstructure damage but the cargo was saved intact. The alarm came from a passing motorist. Captain Ivar Aulebo likely did not escape. Twenty four of the 27 crew were rescued.
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Hudson River
Manhattan
Hudson
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Nils Asel Nissen
Apartment Tenants Die in Moscow Explosion
A six story Moscow apartment building was blown up Monday night in a powerful blast. Police blamed a faulty gas main. witnesses reported various death tolls from nine to over twenty. A separate car bombing damaged AP correspondent Henry Bradsher’s vehicle but caused no injuries.
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Moscow
Henry S. Bradsher
Associated Pressaareat
Kremlin
Gas Leak Forces 600 From Homes on Christmas Eve
In Jacksonville Florida rescuers evacuated about 600 residents after chlorine leaked from a fire damaged chemical plant. Firemen sealed the leak by noon, neutralizing 102 ruptured cylinders with caustic soda. No serious injuries reported. residents returned home as civil defense declared danger over.
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Fla
UPI
Florida
Apperson ‘Chemical Co
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Red Cross
Civil Defense
Jack Weatherford
Sunshine Vitamin Discoverer Harry Steenbock Dies
Harry Steenbock aged 81 died in Madison Wisconsin from complications after a heart attack. The University of Wisconsin faculty member from 1916 to 1956 discovered Vitamin D in 1924, earning the nickname sunshine vitamin for curing rickets and other diseases in the early 1920s.
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Madison, Wis
Harry Steenbock
University of Wisconsin
Bomb Threats Delay Two Flights at L A
Two San Francisco bound flights were delayed after anonymous calls reported bombs aboard. Police found no devices after a thorough search. A United Airlines jet returning to base and a Pacific Southwest jet awaiting departure were affected. San Francisco officials report similar threats in recent weeks.
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OS Angeles
United Airlines
Pacific Southwest Airlines
San Francisco
Soviet Cosmos No. 197 Unmanned Satellite Launch
The Tass News Agency reports the Soviet Union launched another unmanned satellite No 197 in the Cosmos series from Moscow.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Local Long Beach Paper Circulation Details
A damaged OCR fragment lists the Press Telegram publishing details including city Long Beach California. It notes second class mailing, daily except weekends, audit bureau circulation data, and a Los Angeles Superior Court decree number 3705.
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Calif
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Superior Court
Los Angeles
Cody
Arctic Cold Grips Nation Amid Snow and Ice
A fresh blast of arctic air sweeps the nation from Dakotas to Great Lakes and south to Texas and Georgia. Temperatures plunge to the single digits. up to two inches of snow blanket regions from Michigan to New York and Pennsylvania. Light rain and snow create slick highways and hazardous driving, with warnings in upstate New York and the Pacific Northwest reports. Edward Stansbury, 56, State Department public affairs adviser for Africa, dies of cancer in Washington.
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Great Lakes
Iowa
Nebraska
Texas
Georgia
Midwest
England
Virginia
Lower Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
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Weather Bureau
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Pacific Northwest
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Fla
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Edward Stansbury
State Department
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