Heart patient may have brain damage in Houston
A 58-year-old man at Methodist Hospital underwent a six hour operation on a left ventricular bypass device. Doctors said the artificial heart pump was functioning normally and stabilizing his blood pressure but the patient had not regained consciousness and brain damage was feared.
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Two boys ride boxcar to Milwaukee from Fayetteville
William Waddell and David Harvey, 13 and 12, fled Fayetteville North Carolina after saying there was nothing to do. They were found aboard a sealed boxcar headed for Milwaukee and reached the Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. yards. The youths traveled by train then by plane as a new plan to return home.
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Fayetteville
William Waddell
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Milwaukee
William
David
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Great train robber captured as police close hunt
London AP reports James Edward White, 46, a former gang member, was arrested in Lin Scotland Yard says the arrest spurs the hunt for four others at large from the $7.2 million August 8, 1963 train robbery. Weather outlook cooler with a 49 to 60 degree range tomorrow.
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Lin- Scotland
James Edward White
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Boys Run Away From Home Seek Escape Near Fort Bragg
William and David, youths with Army fathers at Fort Bragg, ran away from home after vowing to stay out of trouble. They traveled about 250 miles to Elizabethtown before being found within six hours. They were held at a hospital then sent to Milwaukee County Children’s Center. Red Cross arranged plane fare home.
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Red Cross
David W. Harvey Sr
Tom Sawyer
Defense Ends Plan To Buy Surplus Weapons From West Germany
The Defense Department ruled out a buy back of about 500000 surplus bombs, shells, and arms previously sold or given to West Germany. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester said the government had changed its mind. A memo to Rep Hall cited McNaughton saying the Pentagon would not pay more than original costs and listed remaining items for return to West Germany.
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West Germany
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Associated Press
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Peek Ae
Marenal
Hall
Ihe
Jeller
Stock exchanges tighten margins on day trading
New York and American stock exchanges announced new rules to curb speculative trading by small investors. Margin minimum rises to 2000 dollars, day trading rules tighten, and a free riding provision is added to cash accounts. Regulators seek caution after unusually high turnover and rapid intraday trades.
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Big Board
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Edwin D. Etherington
New York Stock Exchange
Federal officials urge use of federal programs in New York
Kennedy and Javits opened an all day conference with more than 200 state officials urging use of federal programs. Onondaga County Executive Mulroy and Ephraim Shepherd chaired panels on water systems pollution anti poverty urban renewal housing highways and transit. Humphrey planned to address officials at luncheon. Kennedy and Javits offered office hours for consultations.
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Robert F. Kennedy
New York State
Ononddaga County
John Hult Mulray
Ephraim Shepern
County Board Ofi
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Javits
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Onondaga County
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John V. Meixell
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Autopsy Finds Oxtract Died at Zoo With Coin Rich Stomach
In La Plata Argentina an autopsy on an American oxtract that died at the local zoo this week found its stomach contained 113 peso coins. Each coin is described as about the size of a US quarter. The unusual discovery prompted officials to investigate how the coins ended up inside the animal.
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LA Plata
Argentina
UPI
Iquarter
Ancient Greek rituals of lyre and love hinted in jest
Fragmentary note suggests ancient Greeks used to wed and share songs with lyre in ritual context. Text mentions lovemaking use and a long historical arc, hinting at cultural practices around music and affection in antiquity.
Dodd ethics probe notes tax free gifts amid dinners
The Senate Ethics Committee investigates misconduct charges against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd after a furor over testimonial dinners reported to have yielded about $100,000 tax free. Sen. Wallace Bennett says hearings may be needed as the inquiry continues.
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Joan Chadwick
Washington
Ther
Senate
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Wallace F Bennett
Utah
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Wittee
Lobby Baker
Dodd
Connecticut
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Tarkey
Sen. Dodd
Marines close trap in Quang Ngai fight in Vietnam
Marines supported by air and artillery pounded a North Vietnamese force near Quang Ngai City. More than 500 enemy dead reported, with 7 bodies found in hills and about 200 more killed as helicopters moved troops. Heavy shelling and 100 tons of bombs sealed the trap. Major action marked South Vietnamese troops’ first involvement after weeks of political crisis.
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Ment
Quang Ngai City
Saigon
Afaj
Lewis J. Fields
Silisbury
School Board Meeting Draws Attention at Vas Daya School
Editorial page notes a school board session at Vas Daya School attracting ceremonial interest and questions about Croton campus plans, prompting readers to turn to the opinion section for deeper coverage.
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