Panic card game satirizes Washington political world
A satirical note describes a new party game called Panic with panic cards and solution cards. The piece imagines politicians like Freeman Kennedy and Lindsay drawing panic cards about scandals or events and choosing witty or ironic solutions, lampooning Washington power dynamics.
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President Signs Bills Into Law In Final Congress Session
President Johnson cleared 30 remaining bills from the 8th Congress early in the year with a series of signings before midnight. The Southeast Hurricane Disaster Relief Act won approval to aid uninsured victims in Louisiana Mississippi and Florida. He praised Congress for advancing education disease control and poverty reduction.
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Buy Life Insurance After 65 Frames Estate Needs
A 75 year old with substantial investments faces estate taxes at death. Life insurance can supply cash to cover taxes, preventing asset liquidation at a loss. Manufacturers Life offers liberal aging coverage for estate conservation and business continuity, with representatives ready to assist senior citizens. See the Man from Manufacturers.
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Adolescent giraffe finds romance and a home at Phoenix Zoo
An 18 month old giraffe arrives in Phoenix to join mate George after a shipboard romance and quarantine ordeals. The pair will star in the gala opening of a new $26,000 giraffe and zebra exhibit on Nov 20, as the Phoenix Zoo marks its third anniversary.
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Paratroopers Clash With Viet Cong Near Saigon Zone D
UPI reports the 173rd Airborne Brigade engages Viet Cong regulars in Zone D, 30 miles northwest of Saigon. The six hour fight results in at least 290 Viet Cong killed, with American losses described as moderate. A UH-1B helicopter is shot down. another crewman dies in a separate encounter. Air strikes and artillery pound targets as ground forces mop up and search for more bodies.
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Rosary for Motorola employee Donald J. Schrandt
Rosary will be recited at 8:30 p.m. today in Messinger Mortuary for 35 year old Donald J. Schrandt an employee of Motorola Inc who died Monday at his home in Scottsdale He was an accountant in the controls division and had moved from Pennsylvania three years ago Survivors include his wife Elizabeth a daughter Diane his parents a brother and a sister with burial planned in Philadelphia
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Kilgallen death tests begin to determine cause
Medical authorities launched detailed tests to determine Dorothy Kilgallen death cause after an initial autopsy ruled out a heart attack. Funeral plans were pending as investigators await microscopic and toxicological results expected in a couple of days. Kilgallen, 52, was a Broadway columnist and TV panelist, wife of Richard Kollmar, mother of three, found dead in her East Side townhouse after appearing on What's My Line and To Tell the Truth. Survivors include her father James Kilgallen, mother, sister, husband, and children Richard Jr. Jill Ellen and Kerry Alden. Her son has a granddaughter Alexis and her daughter is married to musician Larry Grossman.
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