Dentist backs Hitler death theory with X ray claims
Boston report says Reidar Sognnaes of UCLA dentistry asserts 1944 to 1945 X rays in US archives confirm Russian autopsy findings that Hitler died in a Berlin bunker during the fall of 1944 as Red Army captured the city. He presented his analysis at Harvard and planned more at Edinburgh.
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University of California At Los Angeles
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Harvard School of Dental Medicine
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International Society For Forensic Science
Edinburgh
Scotland
Graham church patch dispute ends by telegrams
In Atlanta UPI the United Methodist Church General Conference and evangelist Billy Graham exchanged telegrams to patch up a dispute. Graham, criticized by a conference delegate for a retractable statement, prayed that Methodists would lead a spiritual awakening for salvation, peace and social justice. The Methodist reply, signed by J B Holt, said the conference did not approve nor endorse one delegate's criticism of a phase of his ministry.
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Methodists
Requiem Masses Planned for Nella Salari and Joseph Souza
Nella Salari 78 of Fremont died yesterday and will have a Requiem Mass Monday at Corpus Christi Church. She is survived by Evelyn D. Salah and sisters Bruna Cacetti and Pia Bonaccorse. Rosary tomorrow at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Joseph E. Souza 73 of Fremont also died yesterday with a Requiem Mass Monday at Corpus Christi Church. He was linked to multiple local unions and associations and is survived by his wife Anna Sousa. Rosary tomorrow evening at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Holy Seculture Cemetery
Julie Nixon Eisenhower to tour U S next week
Julie Nixon Eisenhower plans a busy five city tour for next week with public appearances from Jacksonville to Los Angeles and Detroit. She will greet the Girl Scouts in Jacksonville, attend a red cross luncheon, visit a Santa Ana bilingual education site, speak at a California DECA event, and address the Amelia Nurses Association in Detroit.
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Los Angeles Convention Center
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Former students stage two week art exhibit in Fremont
Former Ohlone College art students mount a two week show at Olive Hyde Art Center in Fremont. The exhibit features Seale paintings drawings designs sculpture prints jewelry and photography from 3 to 5 PM daily at Mission and Washington Boulevards.
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Planet X may lurk beyond Pluto say LLNL scientists
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory researchers proposed that a massive unseen planet, Planet X, lies beyond Pluto in Cassiopeia near the Milky Way. Calculations based on Halley's Comet deviations suggest it is about six times farther from the sun than Earth and completes an orbit every six centuries.
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Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
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Mrs McCabe Presses Nixon on Busing Ban Plan
Mrs McCabe a Pontiac mother of three met with John Ehrlichman at the White House to press for a constitutional amendment to ban busing if the proposed substitute fails. She argued delay is too long and said Ehrlichman voiced support for immediate backing of the amendment, alongside lawmakers and anti-busing advocates.
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John Ehrlichman
Hoffa appeals conviction for jury tampering again
James Hoffa, president of the Teamsters, petitions the US Court of Appeals 86th Circuit to overturn his jury tampering conviction and sentence, arguing that chief government witness Edward G. Partin committed perjury. Hoffa was convicted in March 1964 and began serving in Lewisburg, with President Nixon commuting the sentence in December 1971. This is his fifth appeal, previously upheld by the courts.
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Appeals Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Edward G. Partin
Beef prices drop for second month in government report
A Agriculture Department mid April report shows beef prices fell for a second straight month from mid March to mid April, with hogs and eggs also down. Prices for lettuce, tomatoes and green peppers rose, lifting the commercial vegetables index. Farm costs rose modestly, keeping the overall farm price index above year-ago levels. The report notes beef cattle averages around $31.90 per hundredweight and hog prices near $22.50, while cotton, corn and soybeans posted gains offsetting declines in several animal and dairy prices.
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UPL
Agriculture Department
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Cyclethon Signups Open For Alameda County Event
Registrations are being accepted for the second annual Cyclethon on May 6 across five bike courses in Alameda County. A six mile route runs through Central Park in Fremont. Proceeds support the Alameda County Heart Association research and American Youth Hostels Bay Area centers.
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Central Park
Fremont
Alameda County Heart Association
Bay Area
Heart Association
Jim Otto
Cysethon
SAVE rules go into effect in two California cities
The SAVE ordinances in Livermore and Pleasanton restrict residential building permits until water sewer and school standards are met. Livermore halted new permits after reaching a 1500-permit limit. Pleasanton plans to cap at 200 connections through July and 30 per year thereafter until the Valley plant expands. Regional board endorsement backed the policy.
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