Governors Therapy Planned After Pelvic Growth Found
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace faces radiation treatment for a thumbnail-size pelvic growth possibly malignant. She returns to Houston Monday for three to four weeks of therapy, accompanied by her husband former Gov. George Wallace.
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Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Wallace
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Tex
George Wallace
Cancer Clinic
Government burial aid falls short for Vietnam families
AP survey shows many families pay $300 to $700 beyond government burial allowances. Lance Cpl. Robert Carlozzi of Wheaton Maryland was buried at Arlington in November after his death in Vietnam. Families report using funds from college accounts or personal assets to cover costs. Funeral homes say fees exceed the prescribed allowances, especially for civilian ceremonies or graves at civilian cemeteries.
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Vietnam
Associated Press
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Wheaton
Arlington National Cemetery
Carlozzi
Salvatore
Virginia
Funeral Home
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Joseph Gawler Sons Funeral Home Inn
Los Angeles Area
Chicago teachers threaten first city strike over pay
Chicago public school teachers threaten a historic walkout after the Chicago Teachers Union rejected a 15 million Board of Education package. The 22 000 members may strike Tuesday over wage demands of 100 dollars monthly now and 50 dollars in September with broader calls for smaller classes and higher certification standards.
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Chicago Teachers Union
Board of Education
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Student appeals draft card dispute to Supreme Court
A University of Washington graduate student asks the Supreme Court to bar draft boards from speeding the induction of protesters who destroy draft cards. Russell Wills, 28, destroyed his card in 1965, was classified 1-A, and sentenced after refusal to be inducted. The case centers on whether draft card destruction is symbolic speech protected by the Constitution.```
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Supreme Court
Russell Milton Wills
Wills
Berkeley
Calif
Heart of Wills
High Court
David P. O’brien
Framingham
Mass
Ella Chapman 82 Johnston City dies after hospital stay
Ella Chapman 82 of 800 Davis St Johnston City died at Union County Hospital Anna at 9 p.m. Thursday after a three week stay. She was born in Williamson County daughter of Bud and Mary Duncan Chapman. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday Murman Wilson Johnston City. Six nephews and three nieces survive. Carbondale Community Conservation Board postponed January meeting to Jan 11 with no public notice.
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Williamson County
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Maywood
Horace Powell
Melrose Park
Adley Powell
Stiritz
Carsel Powell
West Frankfort
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Harry Chapman
Marion
Murman and Wilson Funeral
George Jenkins
Lakeview Cemetery
Carbondale Community Conservation Board
Three World Champions Die in Decatur Stable Fire
Nineteen horses perished in a Decatur barn blaze at Rex Parkinson Stables, including three world champions. Victor ene the hackney pony and King's Gabriel the hackney futurity winner were among the dead, both owned by Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Milthon of Springfield. Curt Hanover, reserve world champion in roadster to-wagon, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lindsay of Decatur, also died. Cause of the fire was undetermined.
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