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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
12
Hunters are urged to avoid careless handling after reports of tularemia linked to rabbits. The piece warns the disease in many animals across the United States and Canada, outlines transmission routes, incubation, and emphasizes use of gloves, careful field dressing, and thorough handwashing to prevent infection.
The Feithlie left the North Sea fishing trip with a net containing an elephant head. A spokesman said the animal may have fallen from a ship bound for a zoo or died en route. The crew dumped the elephant’s body back into the sea.
Cap ital Frankfort, the state capital of a non seceding state, was seized by Confederate Gen. Kirby Smith on September 3, 1862. The occupation marked the high point of the Southern push in Kentucky. Union bombardment began as Richard Hawes was installed as Confederate governor.
Robert Moultrie Cook, 54, faces a two count indictment accusing him of using force on April 27 to compel Max Roy McKenzie to work against his will and of arranging McKenzies arrest to keep him in peonage. Convictions carry up to 5000 dollar fine or five years imprisonment or both.
In Richmond at the Medical College of Virginia James Connor, 37, received a kidney transplant after rejecting an earlier one. He is reported doing extremely well seven months into recovery, living at the hospital's Kidney Club while awaiting a longer stay. The first transplant from his brother-in-law failed after two months, leading to a cadaver kidney and a second transplant that has functioned for over two months without signs of rejection.
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