Pneumonia Tests Resolve For Heart Transplant Star
Louis Washkansky, 53, recovering from the historic December 3 heart transplant in Cape Town, develops a mild pneumonia. Dr Christian Barnard says recovery should take 24 to 48 hours, penicillin to treat the infection and no immediate threat to the new heart.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Christian Barnard
Washkansky
Barnard
Johannesburg Sunday Express
Kennedy Seen as Favorite to Lead US Democrats
In Moscow, the Soviet government organ argued Robert F Kennedy has real chances to seize the Democratic nomination and win the presidency. It cited his popularity, party dissatisfaction, and Kennedy family wealth as factors, noting Kennedy could end America’s Vietnam involvement while acknowledging his pledge to Johnson.
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Moscow
Avosia
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
DNY
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Yuri Barsyukov
Washington
Johnson
Education Ideas Pushed
Washington AP House subcommittee urged changes to the U S Office of Education including a step up in appropriations and cabinet level status for the agency The study led by Rep Edith Green aimed to objectively appraise the office without exposing or whitewashing its operations It stopped short of demanding a major reorganization but proposed consolidating units with overlapping functions to cut duplication.
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Washington
U.S. Commissioner of Education
House
U.S Office of Education
Edith Green
Dore
Green
Office of Education
Knot Tied For Priest And Nurse
The Rev. James Kavanaugh, a Roman Catholic priest seeking to resign, married San Diego nurse Patricia Jean Walden in a 35 minute ceremony at his brother’s La Jolla home. The lay marriage was led by an Episcopal minister with only close friends and relatives present.
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LA Jolla
Calif
James Kavanaugh
San Diego
Father Kavanaugh
Patricia Jean Walden
Philip Kavanaugh
David Crump
Frank Kavanaugh Jr
Kalamazoo
Mich
Robert Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
Frank Kavanaugh
Wansing
Human Resources Institute
Colorado
President Johnson Signs Broad Federal Pay Raise Law
President Johnson signed a sweeping pay raise for all civilian and military federal employees retroactive to October 1. The measure also raises mailing rates to six cents for letters and ten cents for air mail starting January 7, 1966, with further increases in 1969. The act includes a ban on hiring relatives in federal offices and raises total to 5.4 billion dollars over three years.
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Washington
ASP
Johnson
White House
Post Office Department
Boys Club Telethon Surpasses Halfway Point On KSWS TV
Area entertainers line up as the Roswell Boys Club Telethon nears its midpoint on KSWS TV. The star studded show runs uninterrupted until 2 p.m. Donations fund remodeling and operation of a new clay tile fireproof building at East Jefferson and the railroad.
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Boys Club
Ksws-Tv
Roswell Boys Club
Georgia Pacific
East Jefferson
Edna Nelson
Roswell
Constantine Asked to Take Back Throne
In Rome, King Constantine refused a regime offer to return as figurehead. The junta demanded his resignation as a condition, with Archbishop Jeronymos noting the decision depends on the government. Meanwhile in Saigon 292 Viet Cong defected last week under the Chieu Hoi program.
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Associated Press
Athens
Greece
Constantine
Rome
Jeronymos
Stylianos Patakos
Patakos
Ieronymos
Panagiotis Pipinelis
Brussels
Saigon
Christmas tree permits halted in Sacramento Mountains
Don Bilbrey of the U.S. Forest Service said no permits will be issued due to bad roads and weather. Ranger stations at Cloudcroft Mayhill and Sacramento will close this weekend until further notice.
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Don Bilbrey
U.S. Forest Service
Sacramento Mountains
Cloudcroft
Mayhill
Sacramento
Dexter Resident Is Critically Hurt in Car Collision
Isaac A. Russell a 75 year old Dexter resident was critically injured when his stalled car on State Road No 2 was rear ended by a second vehicle driven by Francis P. Wier. Russell was thrown under his car and wheels passed over his legs requiring two hours of surgery. The other driver and a two year old passenger were uninjured. Another passenger, Terry Wier age 19, sustained bruises.
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Isaac A. Russell
Dexter
Russell
Francis P. Wier
Susan Brown
Terry Wier
New Mexicans Face Another Storm Late Today
The Weather Bureau forecast another western New Mexico storm after a day of up to seven inches of snow. Western and central areas faced intermittent snow with slick roads, while U.S. 66 remained the only closed highway from Gallup to Holbrook. Red River reported seven inches, totaling 20 inches on the ground.
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Weather Bureau
Gallup
Holbrook
Ariz
Red River
Funeral rites planned for Earl E. Dillard in Lexington
Earl E. Dillard 65 will have funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. from Ballard Chapel with Rev. Albert Peak officiating. Masonic graveside services by Roswell Lodge No. 18 will follow at South Park Cemetery with listed casketbearers and honorary bearers. Services directed by Ballard Funeral Home. Norman Grant Garrett, sought for questioning in two youths deaths near Daytona Beach, surrendered to Lexington police.
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Earl E. Dillard
Ballard Chapel
Albert Peak
Aldersgate Methodist Church
Roswell Lodge No. 18
Ballard Funeral Home
South Park
Clarence Knight
Clarence Craft
Kenneth Barbee
Gerald McBride
Powhatan Carter Jr
Gary Blom
Charles Richardson
Harry Blake
Bob Pettit
Randall W. Briggs
Roy Tyner
Virgil Barbee
Lexington
Okla
Norman Grant Garrett
Daytona Beach
Fla
John Brennan
Canadians Seek Leader For Liberal Party Pivot
Ottawa AP reports Liberal leaders meet Sunday to set stage for selecting a successor to Lester B Pearson as party leader and prime minister. Pearson, 70, announced retirement. convention likely in April in Gatineau. Conservatives named Robert L Stanfield as leader after Diefenbaker.
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Ottawa
Canada
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Robert L. Stanfield
John G. Diefenbaker
Wilson Faces Strong Revolt Over Arms Ban
London AP reports a Cabinet revolt over a ban on arms shipments to South Africa. A majority of Wilson's ministers reportedly want the policy eased in the new year, conflicting with the prime minister's planned restatement.
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Wilson
London
South Africa
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
U S Bombers Hit Hanoi Area in Third Straight Day
U S fighter bombers attacked North Vietnam for the third day, targeting the Yen Vien yard east of Hanoi. F105 pilots reported destroying rail lines and two buildings near the yard, with clashes against MiG 21s and MiG 17s and no confirmed pilot losses. The article notes ongoing weather hampering operations and continued combat along the Bong Son plain.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Yen Vien
Red China
Thailand
Radio
Haiphong
Ginsberg Music Offers Two Year No Carrying Charge Plan
Ginsberg Music Co offers a Gold en Anniversary Christmas Plan with zero carrying charges for two years on new Spinet pianos and organs. The sale features promotions at 205 North Main.
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Ginsberg Music Co
N. Main
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