Girl Survives Subzero Night Lost in New Hampshire Woods
A 12 year old girl survived Christmas Eve in subzero New Hampshire woods by curling in the snow with her German shepherd Heida. Lyn Zito was treated at a Derry hospital after being found around 3 30 Christmas morning. Officials said she stayed dry and used camping knowledge to stay warm, and authorities said she became lost Tuesday afternoon in the South Woods while heading to a friend's house. A search party of state fish and game officials located her.
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New Hampshire
Lyn Zito
Derry
Heida
South Woods
Slate Fish and Game
Youngest heart transplant dies in Chicago
The 8 day old son of David Whippie died five hours after receiving a heart from a 2 day old infant at University of Chicago medical center. Doctors cited numerous congenital defects and non surgical options. The report notes prior record holders and other transplant patients in Houston Milwaukee and Michigan with various outcomes. An American GI in Vietnam placed a Christmas front page ad from Taipei expressing love to his family.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
David Whippie
West Allis
Wis
Irs
Anick
St. Juke's
Milwaukee
Michigan
Philip T. Barnum
Vietnam
China Post
Taipei
Formosa
Air Force T
Charles L. Dickerson
Miami
Fla
Marie A. Dickerson
Patricia A. Dickerson
Christina G. Dickerson
Charles
Dickerson
da Nang
Mariko Uchida
Tokyo
Marie Ann
Patricia
Christina
Judge's Killer Surrenders in Maryland Magistrate Slaying
Robert M. Childers 49 turned himself in at Mount Sterling Kentucky claiming guilt over killing Maryland magistrate Charles Leslie Moats 71 twelve years ago to ease his conscience. Moats was found beaten and shot at his home April 23 1955.
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Robert M. Childers
Maryland
Childers
Mount Sterling
Charles Leslie Moats
Moats
Kentucky
Charles Kratzer
Brunswick
Kratzer
Defiant Bishop Pike Weds Third Wife At San Francisco Church
Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike, 55, married for the third time last week, preached a Christmas Eve message at St. Aidan's Church in San Francisco amid an overflow crowd. He introduced his new wife Diane Kennedy, 30, and urged prayers for reconciliation with former California diocese head Bishop Chilmer Myers, who declined Pike's request to remarry. Myers then barred Pike from performing sacred functions in the diocese.
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Episcopal
James A. Pike
Pike
St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church
San Francisco
California
Diane Kennedy
Chilmer Myers
Myers
Suspect Slain in Santa Ana High Speed Chase
A burglary suspect Joe P. Orosco 22 of 2037 S Rousselle St Santa Ana was killed by a Santa Ana officer J W Holland after abandoning a car and fleeing on foot in a driving rain three blocks from the scene The officer said the suspect ignored commands and a warning shot was fired Orosco died at Santa Ana Community Hospital from a bullet wound to the heart entering his back The chase covered nearly four miles through a wet urban route and ended in the 300 block of E St Andrew St.
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Santa Ana
Joe P. Orosco
S. Rousselle St
Orosco
J. W. Holland
Holland
S. Main St
E. St. Andrew St
Santa Ana Community Hospital
Nixons and Newlyweds in Bahamas
President-elect Nixon and his wife flew by helicopter to the private island Grand Cay in the Bahamas. They were joined by newlywed daughter Julie Eisenhower and her husband David Eisenhower along with press aide Allen Woods and neighbor friend Bebe Rebozo. The group spent Christmas at Key Biscayne before heading to the island 150 miles northeast of Miami where Nixon had visited previously. Tricia Nixon Cox joined for a late dinner after Julie and David interrupted their honeymoon for the trip.
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Key Biscayne
Frs
Nixon
Bahamas
Julie
David Eisenhower
Key Biscayné
Nixons
Bebe” Rebozo
Allen Woods
Grand Cay
Miami
Ralph Abplanalo
Bronxville
N.Y
David
Tricia
Christmas traffic toll and heatless New York
New York faces a grim holiday as 200,000 residents, many with influenza, endure cold apartments after a seven day fuel oil strike. Heatless buildings, improvised fires, and frigid temperatures plagued the city with an estimated extra 2,400 deaths for the last week of December, including pneumonia cases linked to the flu.
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National Safety Council
Pam
Howard Pyle
Safety Council
New York
UPI
New
Lindsay
Edward O'Rourke
Rourke
Ilu
O'Rourke
Tn City
Cuba Query Delays Jet Flight at Philadelphia Airport
Eastern Air Lines jet bound for Tampa was delayed 15 minutes when a man entered the cockpit and asked if the plane was going to Cuba. He, with his wife and young daughter, was taken off the craft after pilot Capt. C. M. Eckman identified him. He denied the incident but was allowed to depart after a fares refund.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Eastern Air Lines
Tampa
Fla
Philadelphia International Airport
Cuba
C. M. Eckman
Eckman
Experts Back on Scene in Fight on Gas Well Leak
Texas firefighting experts from the Hellfighters of Houston returned to Granada Hills to tackle a week-old gas well fire after gas was seen leaking from a collar on a five ton cap. Blistering heat had earlier weakened underground seals, roads were closed, and rain reduced spark risk as crews worked to prevent further explosions. The well had ignited on December 18 during cap work and was fought and cooled by Sunday.
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Granada Hills
Texas
Hellfighters
Houston
Tex
Gelly Oi Co
Laughing customer sparks Brooklyn bar shooting
James London, 28, a Brooklyn truck driver, armed with a pistol, shot five patrons in a Bedford-Stuyvesant bar after returning with a gun following a joke about a juke box. Two men, Purcell Beale and Clarence Wallace, were critically wounded at St Mary’s Hospital with Harald Young and James Rowell in fair condition. London faced four counts of felonious assault and weapon possession.
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New York
Brooklyn
St. Mary's Hospital
James London
Oe SF
London
Purcell Beale
Clarence Wallace
Harald Young
James Rowell
Decree No. 270811 Issued by Arch Call Hl Aalulee
A decree numbered 270811 appears in the record, dated March 21 at 18h, issued by the Bureau of Circulation or equivalent authority. The text is fragmentary but identifies a formal regulatory action and its date.
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Maimonides Medi
Cal Center
Andrew S. Perhace
St. Luke's Hospital
Perhace
Fred C. Everman
Arlington
St. Luke's
Virginia
AP Wirephate
Russ MacDonald
Montreal
Ville la Salle
John Y. Lindsay
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Press-Telegram
Pane
Women’s
Children’s Apparel Collegienne
Campus Hi Home Furnishings
Lakewood Center
Clark Ave
Lakewood
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