And Then There Were Seven A Honeymoon Start
A writer contemplates turning his chaotic new family life into a sharp, fast moving story. He muses on a proposed book called And Then There Were Seven about a man who marries a woman with five kids and faces a flood of early morning meltdowns. He seeks reader tips on parenting, asks for money-saving ideas, and requests advice on securing a bedroom door lock as chaos tests his patience.
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Glenmoor Drive
al ¢ Creek
U S command in Vietnam ends morning war bulletin
The U S Command in Vietnam announced it would discontinue its morning war communiqué due to low activity by U S forces. Spokesmen said questions would be answered only if correspondents were aware of events overnight, otherwise the afternoon release would follow.
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Saigon
Charles Johnson
Command Information Staff
U.S
Hayward
Rod
Betty Bilter
Betty
Crucial Votes Loom Over Lockheed Bankruptcy Fate
Washington UPI reports crucial congressional votes unfold this week to decide if financially crippled Lockheed Aircraft Corp will survive or enter bankruptcy. The House planned Friday action on a $2 billion government aid package, while Senate foes led by Sen. William Proxmire seek to end a filibuster and force a vote. Proxmire allies claimed enough votes to block closure, as Lockheed camps expect passage of the government aid.
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Washington
UPI
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Tangata
House
Lockheed
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nupertonle
Proxmire
Miss Universe 1971 money bill stalls in Senate combat focus
Opponents seek to delay a vital funding bill set for August 6 to aid health, venereal disease, cancer and other ailments. House debate aimed for before recess as cloture battles loom. Senator Talmalge cited large writeoffs and Pentagon woes while defending aid to Lockheed and other firms amid a tense fiscal fight.
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Senate
Barnard Team Performs Heart and Lungs Transplant
Dr Christiaan Barnard and colleagues transplanted a heart and two lungs into a 51 year old man at Groote Schuur Hospital. The operation lasted six hours and both heart and lungs were functioning normally. Medical sources identified the patient as Adrian Herbert, who had a severe lung ailment and had been kept alive with artificial respiration. Herbert consented to the procedure after being considered for Barnard's pioneering transplants. Experts say combined heart lung transplants carry risks mainly from potential infection and fluid in the lungs during recovery.
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Cape Town
UPI
Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Barnard
Adrian Herbert
Herbert
Jung
Groote
Parks
Cape ‘Town
Lous Washkansky
South Africa
Trial opens for Medina in My Lai killings case
UPI report says Captain Ernest Medina goes on trial charged with murdering 102 people during the My Lai massacre in March 1968. Army says Medina is responsible for only one conviction so far, that of Lieutenant Calley who led the platoon and ordered or allowed acts that killed civilians.
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My Lai
Aive Gusti
Adler
Uy Ne Cine
Cusie Ie
Medina
Saree
Willem L. Calley
Metina
Gengat
Caley
CIA
A Prosecules
Dock halt boosts Ensenada port trade and Mexican drivers
The Jongsboremens strike turns Ensenada into a major commercial port with thousands of tons moved daily. US officials report over 150 trucks a day crossing at the San Ysidro border as Mexican nationals drive for American firms. Ben Cope of California Carriage Co notes no driver shortage, with many Mexicans waiting for loads bound for Ensenada.
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San Diego
UPE
Jongsboremens
Ensenada
Tiinay Argy
San Ysidro
Mexico
Baja California
San Bernardino
Ben Cope
California Cariage Company
Hunt for epileptic boy delayed by fog in Casper
In Casper Wyoming thick fog delayed the start of a search for Kevin Dye, a five year old epileptic boy who has eluded trackers for eight weeks. Sightings stirred hope as dogs and volunteers scoured canyons and thick brush, with a National Guard and Missouri police dog team among those deployed.
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Casper
Wyo
UPI
Casper Mountain
Kevin Dye
Bill Extes
Mike Sullivan
National Guard
Bay
Shephard
St. Louis
Dows
Bald ii
Ray Garner
Missouri Police Department
Wevin
Phillip Dye
Sullivan
Radio Ham Wives Spark Traffic Stop And Odd Tale
Fremont commuter’s ham radio chat with a friend leads to a speeding ticket after his wife’s radio interruption reveals marital gossip. A humorous column uses quirky anecdotes about rabbits and odd local observers to capture offbeat life and small town attitudes.
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Reichen
Halry
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