Surfer Plucked From Atlantic After Military Rescue
Virginia Beach report details 17 year old E. Rutledge swept offshore by 40 mph winds while surfing at Sawbridge. Navy helicopter rescued him after Army LARC boats failed in heavy seas. he was brought to Oceana and General Hospital Virginia Beach with cold legs but survived.
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Nolen E. Rutledge
Rutledge
Atlantic Ocean
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Sawbridge
L. F. Jordan
Norfolk
Jordan
J. J. Waterfield
W. C. Barnes
Sawdridge
Coast Guard
LARC
Oceana
A. W. Stewart
General Hospital of
Dear Abby Readers Roast TV Ads Over Harsh Spots
A collection of reader letters to Dear Abby from 1967 critiquing television commercials. Contributors insult ads they find offensive or manipulative, while praising well made ads and seeking guidance on better broadcast practices.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Jetter
South Bend
Fargo
Sioux City
Emerald Isle Across Clue Fragment
Puzzle item presents a garbled crossword style entry with numerous incomplete clues and missing letters. The text lists scattered numbers and partial French and abbreviated terms, rendering both clues and solutions indeterminate.
Formosans Grow Crops Between Railroad Tracks
Formosans cultivate garden crops in the narrow spaces between railroad tracks to maximize tillable land. Villagers use every available inch to grow vegetables and greens, reflecting resourcefulness amid limited space.
Soviet Trade Proposals Seen Facing Dismal Prospect
Washington AP reports Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said prospects for congressional action this year on President Johnson’s East West trade proposals are dismal. He noted hearings may occur but no immediate action, and cited administration caution and a stop look listen approach governing major bills.
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Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
White House
Mansfield
Soviet Union
U.S
North Vietnam
Congress
Field
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Medical Meeting Set for June 18 in Atlantic City
The American Medical Association announced its annual convention will be held in Atlantic City June 18 to 22. About 35 000 attendees are expected, including 12 000 physicians, with over 400 papers across medical specialties and four general meetings on healing backache sex and patient care. Dr Milford O Rouse of Houston will become AMA president 122nd succeeding Dr Charles L Hudson of Cleveland.
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American Medical Association
Milford O. Rouse
Houston
Texas
AMA
Charles L. Hudson
Cleveland
Ohio
By the New Stone Age Swine Domestication Emerges
By the New Stone Age humans domesticated swine, shifting pigs from scavengers to farmed livestock as people learned flesh was palatable and useful for sustenance.
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