Night Fire Rolls Through New Orleans Bank Building
Fire Chief Nicholas Martello collapsed at the downtown bank fire not yet linked to smoke inhalation and a heart condition. Bank employees were evacuated from the second floor while Emory Orvelles of Delta Steamship Co. noted irreplaceable files at risk. A school fire on a adjoining brick campus injured few but spared a cafeteria and 450 students. Owls rely on sound over sight to hunt.
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A.J. Werner
Emory Orvelles
Delta Steamship Co
New Orleans
Lillian Walker
Color television changes family viewing in Hollywood
Hollywood writer notes color TV shifts home life as teens push for color sets. Families watch more TV and commercials gain appeal with vibrant car ads and emerald fields as color becomes the new normal. Santa buys a 21 inch set on credit, promising new viewing experiences while belatedly easing into the craze.
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Tirviston
Hollywood (Ap
Santa Claus
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First 66 Meet Of Martha Chapter In Arenas Valley
Mrs Gene Tow and Gene Galassini led the first 1966 meeting of Martha Chapter No 57 Order of the Eastern Star at Masonic Hall Arenas Valley Thursday. District instructor Mrs Homer Delanc ey of Hurley made an official visit with Hurley officers and visiting members from Bayard East Chicago and Tyrone. Mrs Kelly Click spoke for Grand Chapter service projects. Refreshments followed with white and yellow decor.
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Homer Delancey
Hurley
Ted Carr
H. R. Miller
Earl Etheredge
Henry Wallis
Marshall Starliper
Betty Starliper
Bayard
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New Mexico
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Helen Fisher
Click
Tyrone
Florence McDonald
Ted Brannon
Oliver Reese
Dominican leader reshuffles forces after Santiago clash
After a December 19 battle in Santiago that killed a dozen, Garcia Godoy ordered a mixed list of officers abroad. Rebels pressed, the list was widened to include top officials from both sides, backed by the Organization of American States. Washington backed the provisional government as a path to elections.
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Organization of American States
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Washington
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Dominican Republic
U S War Tactics and Laos Bombing Pause Questioned
The article notes photo reconnaissance tracking Communist troop movements and missile sites in the north as debates grow over the Christmas cease-fire. It reports that two North Vietnamese regiments and hundreds of tons of supplies moved along the Ho Chi Minh Trail monthly, and observes Laos bombings may have continued unseen. American and Vietnamese spokesmen avoided comment on Laos.
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Nose detects worm vibrations through soil practice
A historical note claims a creature with a sensitive nose can sense vibrations from underground prey through several inches of soil. It also mentions that baseball players began wearing short pants in 1863, reflecting changing uniforms.
College Basketball Scores From EAST to WEST Across The Nation
College basketball results reported by the Associated Press show Columbia over Dartmouth 77 to 72 and Princeton 61 to 55 over Yale. Cornell defeated Harvard 96 to 80 while Penn routed Brown 91 to 57. Numerous other regional games feature Rhode Island 97 over Vermont 63 and Western Reserve 10 over Case Tech 76 in a listed score streak.
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Miles 13 Better Santa Fe AP Former Gov Miles to be released soon
Former Gov John E Miles, state Democratic chairman, is expected to be released soon from St Vincent s Hospital after early week admission for observation examinations and treatment of an infection.
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Santa FE
John E. Miles
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robber steals 4655 from Albuquerque savings office
Police and FBI agents hunted Saturday for a gunman who on Friday robbed the Home Savings and Loan Association office in Albuquerque of 4655. The masked suspect, described as nervous and shabbily dressed, forced two women tellers to hand over the money.
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FBI
Home Savings and Loan Association
Crash Claims Life Of Local Teen In Albuquerque
An 17 year old Albuquerque resident Drew Griego died Friday after the car he rode in struck a concrete wall in southwest Albuquerque. The driver Nano Aragon, also 17, was in the vehicle.
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Albuquerque
Andrew Griego
Nano Aragon
Spaniards Introduced Grapefruit to West Indies and Florida
The article notes that Spaniards carried grapefruit to the West Indies and Florida, marking the fruit’s early spread in these regions.
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