New Year's Babies and Notable Arrivals Across Cities
Oak Ridge reports Asa Ann Bird born New Year's Day at 2:15 am, first birth in the city in 1967 with father Gary K Bird. Salt Lake mourns Lorena Fletcher mother of five and wife of Harvey Fletcher, noted acoustics pioneer, at 78. Lynda Bird Johnson and George Hamilton reportedly in Mexico City amid holiday travels, with John Wayne and Merle Oberon in attendance at celebrations. Arlington honors Hugh F Winterhalter killed in Vietnam on his second tour, with funeral details forthcoming.
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Gary K
Bird
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Asa Ann Bird
Lisa Ann
Lorena Chipman Fletcher
America
Salt Lake City
Rong
Fletcher
Harvey Fletcher
Brigham Young University
Provo
James C. Fletcher
University of Utah
Stephen Harvey Fletcher
Western Electric Co
New York
Robert Chipman Fletcher
Sandia Corp
Altuquerque
N.M
Harvey J. Fletcher
Brigham Young
Paul Chipman
Lynda Bird Johnson
George Hamilton
Mexico City
Lynda
Hamilton
Acapulco
Embmssy
St Liberty
U.S
Fulton Freeman
Mexicas Construction Tycoon
George
Hugh F. Winterhalter
Hugo Winterhalter
Vietnam
Winterhalter
Army
168Th Combat Engineer
Arlington National Cemetery
New Yorks
20Th Aerial Artillery
Ajr
Johnson Named Among Best Dressed Men in 1960s List
President Johnson, a Democrat, and George Romney of Michigan along with Mayor John Lindsay of New York were named among the best dressed men by the Fashion Foundation of American. Johnson received the statesman designation for the fourth time, with Romney and Lindsay noted for government and civic affairs. Jackie Gleason was named best dressed in television. Other honorees include industry leaders and figures from society and stage.
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Johnson
Gbv
George Romney
Michigan
John V. LindsBay
Neww York
Fashion Foundation of American
Statesman
Romney
Lindsay
Jackie Gleason
Duke of Windterna
Ficnal Society
George Sanders
Dean
Shovies
OL Wayne Rollins
Wilmington
Del
Rollins, Inc
Leonard Gardiner
New York
British Industries, Inc
Reagan Uses Soft Sell to Win Massive Reorganization Power
California's new Republican governor Reagan appeals to Democratic legislators with a soft approach to push a sweeping reorganization. He seeks to consolidate power in the governor's office, eliminate eight superagency chiefs, and replace them with executives from the governor's office. The plan includes a streamlined Department of Revenue and a director removable by the governor and by the Legislature for cause.
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Reagan
Sacramento
California
Edmund G. Brown
Department of Revenue
State Board of Equalization
Democratic Assembly
Jesse MM
Republic
D-Inglewood
Reac
Senate
Sacramento Summary of an AP Style Fragment
A fragmented 1967 Sacramento summary from Associated Press mentions new faces and roster changes. It references names like Carlos Bee and Ender Trae amid a broader roster discussion and historical themes.
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Associated Press
Alan Favarn
Lea
Carlos Bee
Is Republic
Snyan
Raembers
Bileot
Steahen
Measles Chickenpox Mumps Sickens 99 Aboard Ship
Doctors aboard the Aurelia during a Southampton to Fremantle voyage treated at least 99 of 4701 children with measles chickenpox or mumps during the holiday trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Australia
UPI
Aurelia
Southhampton
Fremantle
Long Island Daily Carrier Route Changes Noted
A historical notice outlines revised delivery routes for the Long Island Daily Carrier Service, listing affected streets and schedules. It mentions offices at Gullf and Long ouah with daily operations and exceptions for Bunah Ein and Pine Avenue services.
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Entarsd
Long Ouah
Gullf
Carrier
Dally
Caer Lahad
Bunah Ein
Pine
Tone
Record Year at LA Airport Forecast for 1967
Los Angeles city Department of Airports predicts about 16.4 million passengers at International Airport in 1967. A spokesman cited last year’s total of around 16.4 million and said the 1966 figure marked a 11 percent rise over the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
City Department of Airports
International
Four Girls Freed in Detention Home Raid
In Phoenix police sought two youths who forced entry to Maricopa county detention home. The gunmen, armed with pistols, freed four teenage girls identified as Candy Marr 17 Sharon Lingel 34 Debbie Davis 15 all from Phoenix and Carla Nichols 16 of Tucson. The two suspects fled after a raid lasting five to ten minutes.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Candy Joy Marr
Sharon Lingel
Debbie Davis
Carla Nichols
Tucson
McLaughlin
Marr
Lingel
Rim
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McKay
David O. McKay
Mormon Church
Utah
Mexico
Patrick J. Nugent
Red River
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Nugents
New Mexico
J. Ernest Batson
Amarillo
Nantucket Mass
Fallaika
Coast Guard Board and Rescue Headquarters
Boston
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Quonset Point
Halifax
Nova Scotia
England
Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
St. Laquent
Vigilant
Provincetown
Triviate
Continental
Amfran “Transport Co
Monroing
Liberia
Portland
Maine
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Quincy
Assembly
Robert T. Managa
Stephen Teale
Railroad Flat
UCH
Unruh
Cap Jitot
Brown
Yoc
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Press
Gelegram
Reece Leer
RCA Victor
Home Entertainment Center
Cordoba
Pete & Fred’s
Atlantic Ave
L.B
Wank
Ovation Assembly
Jesse Unruh Icans
Gov
Ronald Reagan
Nancy
Alfred
Atlamtio
Florsheim
Florsheim Shoe Shops
Broadway
San
Francisco
Orange County
Ning
Galifornia
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