Dallas doctor says Ruby cancer inoperable by surgery
Dr. Jack Barnett, associate professor at Southwestern Medical School, said Jack Ruby’s cancer has progressed beyond cure by surgery. A new tumor appeared in the pleura and the cancer has spread to the lymphatic system, ruling out radiological treatment and pointing to chemotherapy as the only potential cure.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Jack Barnett
Barnett
Southwestern Medical School
Parkland Hospital
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
President Kennedy
Cooper Makes Quick Return To City Court
John Charles Cooper a 20 year old resident of 827 N 64 St returned to City Court on Tuesday after a 60 day sentence at the Indiana State Penal Farm He arrived with attorney Robert Brown who sought a venue change from Judge Edward S Everett Police say Cooper caused a disturbance at his mother's home and resisted arrest resulting in handcuffing and removal to jail Cooper has 34 prior arrests since April 1962 The judge will rule again next morning on the venue request and the case continues from Monday’s sentencing to the Penal Farm
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John Charles Cooper
N. 64 St
Indiana
Sam Beecher Jr
Frances Inglert
Cooper
Robert Brown
Edward S. Everett
Everett
Indiana State Penal Farm
Weather Map Update for Terre Haute and Indiana Area
The U S Weather Bureau reports cloudiness with little temperature change in Terre Haute and vicinity. Partly sunny and warmer conditions are expected Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper 30s and lows around 20s. Illinois sees gradual clearing today with highs in the 30s and fair to partly cloudy tonight.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Prosecution Rests in Coppolino Murder Trial
A New York City medical examiner presented a slide based autopsy lesson on heart disease in a dead body to jurors in Freehold New Jersey. He tested the exhumed corpse of Lt. Col. William F. Farber noting no more than 25 percent arterial narrowing.
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Coppolino
Freehold
N.J
UPI
New York City
Milton Heipern
Carl A. Cappolino
William F. Farber
Helpern
Hephern
Georgia legislature split as Maddox leads Callaway in governor race
Georgia lawmakers survey shows Maddox with a near four to one edge over Callaway among 259 legislators 229 Democrats 46 in Senate 183 in House. undecided 33 including 11 African Americans, with session January 10 to choose governor may deadlock if no majority emerges.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Lester G. Maddox
Howard Callaway
General Assembly
Senate
House
Associated Press
Maddox
Callaway
University of Georgia
Athens
U.S. Supreme Court
Arthur Bolton
Carl Sanders
F. A. Mesmer Named Father of Hypnotism
Brief note identifies 19th century Austrian physician Franz Anton Mesmer as the founder of hypnotism, tying his work to the concept of animal magnetism and the origins of the practice.
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F. A. Mesmer
Need New Blood in Party
Democratic leaders nationwide blame the National Democratic Committee for defeat in November and urge revival to prevent further losses. Johnson and Humphrey work to diagnose 1966 failures and chart remedies as state chairs call the committee a shell and demand organizational rebuilding.
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Demos
Washington
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Eugene Wyman
California
Robert Docking
Kansas
Cincinnati May Name Strangler
Cincinnati police indicated a statement might be issued today in the Posteal Laskey case. Laskey, 29, has been questioned on minor offenses and denied involvement in a series of stranglings that terrorized the city since December 1965. A news conference was not held, but media will be notified when a statement is ready.
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Cincinnati
Posteal Laskey
Jacob Schott
Laskey
Barbara Bowman
Christmas Baskets Drive Seeks Help for Needy Families
Cash donations to the Tribune-Star fund aid Christmas baskets for Vigo County families. Contributions are to be delivered to 721 Wabash Ave and all gifts will be published. Requests for baskets require in person application to Mrs. Mary Smith at the Christmas Clearing House.
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The
Tribune-Star
Wabash Ave
Tribune
Star Fund
Vigo County
Mary Smith
Christmas Clearing House
S. 8Th Street
Vigo County schools chosen for national Title I study
The U S Office of Education will study Vigo County School Corporation as a testing unit in a nationwide assessment of Title I efficacy. Superintendent Max Gabbert announced the selection, noting Vigo is the only Indiana system chosen for its exemplary proposals.
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United States Office of Education
Vigo County School Corporation
Max Gabbert
Board of School Trustee
Vigo County Corporation
Indiana
Gabbert
Plumbers and Steam Fitters Union Trust
John Sutherland
C. Huston Isaacs
The Country Parson Says Enthusiasm Trips The Polite
A humorous line notes that every man wishes to improve, yet enthusiasm on the topic annoys others and derails good manners. The quip reflects social restraint and self awareness in public conduct.
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Don Wilson
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Scott
Ward
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Rankin
City Court
U. S. Weather Bureau
H. D. Quigg
Anna Coppolino
Mary
Richard Ford
Suffolk County
Boston
Mass
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Carmela
Marjorie
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
United Press International
By Carl P. Leubsdorf
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Strangler
Lula Kerrick
Miss Kerrick
J. E. Reynolds
Carrit
A. H. King
U.S
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Paul Haas
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