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John Connally turned-and by turning, probably saved his own life. There were two more shots, and a bullet pierced his back, plowed down through his chest, fractured his right wrist, and lodged in his left thigh. A photographer looked up at a seven-story building on the corner-the Texas School Book Depository, a warehouse for textbooks-and caught a glimpse of a rifle barrel being withdrawn from a window on the sixth floor...
...this year's Paris collections put ideas into Abercrombie's fusty head. The Paris designs were full of Robin Hood hats, thigh-length boots, and the look "sportif" for town. Could girls, should girls, look attractive on safari...
...from ailments plaguing members of his first squad. Williams, with a sprained foot, will probably be ready to go by Saturday, but Robinson and halfback Lerrie Coburn, both out of action with ankle sprains, appear to be doubtful starters. Inside left John Thorndike has not fully recovered from a thigh injury...
...body. Kidneys have been thus transplanted at the University of Mississippi Medical Center so that they might continue working although the tube that connected them to the bladder had been damaged by disease or injury. Parts of the adrenal glands that bestride the kidneys have been moved to the thigh to facilitate continued treatment without repeated major operations...
Similarly, Charles Fields, 80, and his wife, Martha, 79, sense that the coming of electricity will intrude on their remembrances of long-gone times. Says Charlie Fields, slapping his thigh: "Back when I was a young fellow, I lived in southern Colorado. I was a gunslinger." Today the Fields' combined income is only $99 a month and a memory a day. But, says Martha, "we're going to go ahead and get the house wired. At our age, anything can happen. We don't have any electric appliances, and I guess...