Five-Senator Vlckenlooper Dies of Heart Attack
Former Sen Rourke Vlckenlooper died Saturday from a heart attack caused by arteriosclerosis per Suffolk County Medical Examiner Sidney Weinberg after an autopsy. The Iowa Republican, who complained of abdominal pains Friday night, was found dead at 4 am Saturday in the home of Henry F Holthuser on Shelter Island New York. Body to be flown to Washington for private services then to Cedar Rapids for burial. Vlckenlooper represented Iowa in the Senate for 24 years and had one term as governor during World War I.
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Suffolk County
Sidney Weinberg
Iowa Republican
Hickenlooper
State Department
Henry F. Holthuser
Holthusen
Shebler Island
N.Y
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Towa
Senate
Pakistan Chief Warns Against Foreign Interference On Def Day
President Yahya Khan in a message warned that no outside power will succeed in disintegrating Pakistan and pledged to resist interference in internal affairs. He praised the army for quelling rebels during the Bas Pakistan civil war and reaffirmed resolve on defense day.
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Hawalpinda
Pakistan
UPT
Aghafifahammad Yahya Khan
Yahya
Na Hon
Matnder
Pakistan Army
Harris urges CAB to block four airline mergers
Senator Fred R. Harris urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to reject four proposed mergers Northwest with National, American with Western, Delta with Northeast, and Allegheny with Mohawk. He warned approvals would reduce competition, raise fares, and worsen concentration in the industry.
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Harris
CAB
Roses left outside San Francisco police station
Police in San Francisco investigated two bouquets of roses found Saturday placed on either side of the only unlocked door of the Southern Police Station. One officer called it an offering in memory of the slain colleague, while another warned it read as an ominous threat.
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San Francisco
UPI
Blood on knife tips arrest in San Francisco
Police in San Francisco held Miguel Rodrigues, 45, on suspicion of murder after he was found cleaning blood from a 14 inch knife. Rodrigues, a welder, was suspected in the stabbing death of a young man not yet identified. Witnesses said two men argued Saturday and one slashed and stabbed the other.
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SAN Brancisco
UPI
Miguel Rodrigues
Rodrigues
Acapulco Hit by Strong 7.0 Quake Sparks Panic
A powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Acapulco early Sunday, causing panic among hotel guests who rushed into the streets but returned to their rooms shortly after. Police reported no injuries or major damage. The tremor occurred in the afternoon local time, leaving residents shaken.
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Acapulco
Mexico
UPI
Latin nations urge US to lift 10% import tax on hemisphere
In Buenos Aires a Latin American conference drafted the Latin American Manifesto urging the United States to exempt the region from the 10 percent import surcharge and restore aid cuts. Argentine spokesman Juan Manuel Figueredo said the document has been sent to the White House. Deputies called for unilateral negotiations to ease the tax and protect exports, with Brazil and Venezuela noting impact on trade. Chilean Minister Gonzalo Mariner urged a revision of the international monetary system and warned against the tax for underdeveloped regions.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Latin America
U.S
Juan Manuel Figueredo
White House
Washington
Figueredo
Aimericans
Antonio F. Azaredy de Silveira
United States
de Silveira
Brazi
Venezuela
Gonzalo Mariner
United
Mattner
Abo
Southeast Asia
Regatta raft crews vie for $500 prize in Missouri River event
Javier Mallett age 21 and Gayleen Rei ach age 20 from Sioux City Iowa paddled in the Great Missouri River Regatta two man raft crews 240 teams compete for the $500 first place prize as the event winds up in Omaha Nebraska today with one man unnamed.
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Javier Mallett
Gayleen_ Reiach
Sioux City
Omaha
Neb
Woman shoots relatives at Ozark Mountain reunion in Arkansas
At a rural Mount Olga area reunion near Fayetteville, Elinore Basore aged 45 from El Paso shot and killed four relatives and wounded others before killing herself, while Kris Anderson and others escaped. A University of Arkansas student witnessed the scene describing the killer as calm and dressed for a party.
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Fayetteville, Ark
OPLJ
University of Arkansas
Elinore Basore
el Paso
Tex
Basore
Mount Olga
of North
Woman Survives Cobra Bite in Philadelphia Home
Mrs Migdalla Santiago, 24, was bitten by an Indian King Cobra while sleeping in her Philadelphia home. She was held overnight at a hospital and released after the bite proved superficial. Police captured the snake. a man who collects snakes nearby may own it. Mrs Basore had been separated from her husband for over two years.
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Chris
Obie Harmon
Miss Anderson
Elinore Basore
Mra
Migdalla Santiago
Philadelphia
Mra. Santiago
M's. Santiago
Marijuana use called harmless says medical student survey
A UPI report notes 24 Americans and Canadian medical students largely view moderate marijuana use as fairly harmless. The study in JAMA finds many Americans have tried cannabis, with 45 percent using monthly, Canadians less so. Authors include Splarsh, Weinstock, Ungerfelder, and Saunders.
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Chicago
UPI
Th Journal of the
American Medical Association
Ontario
Canada
California University
Lionel B. Splarsh
University of Toronto
Toronto Western Hospital
S. Joseph Weinstock
New Mount Sinai Hospital
J. Thomas Ungerfelder
Ucla School of Medicine
C. Scott Saunders
UCLA
Unemployed Workers Organizing Committee Forms in California
A statewide group the Unemployed Workers Organizing Committee UWOC announces formation to unite unemployed workers across California. Mrs Gertrude Alexander cites California unemployment at 7.4 percent about 65000 people with 7.0 percent in Los Angeles Long Beach and 6.2 percent in the Bay Area. Mitchell Miller notes Later Day weekend chosen to symbolize unity among employed unemployed and welfare recipients to fight for fair treatment.
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San Francisco
UPI
New
Unemployed Workers’ Organizing Committee
UWOC
Gertrude Alexander
Richmond
California
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Tay
Alexander
Mitchell Miller
Oakland school pact awaits vote
Oakland teachers and the school board announced a tentative agreement after a week end of talks. The pact, created with aid from William Eaton of the American Arbitration Association, covers salaries fringe benefits and working conditions and awaits votes by teachers and the school board. School opens in Oakland on September 13.
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Oakland
UPI
Willian Eaton
American Arbitration Association
Two Girls Die During Oregon Outward Bound Trek
Two Portland area girls on an Outward Bound survival trek in the Three Sisters wilderness perished after five days stranded by an early season snowstorm in the High Cascades. Deschutes County deputies led a rescue on horseback. two girls died, others were rescued with weather and terrain complicating search efforts.
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Especue
Three Sisters
High Cascades
Deschutes County
Ron Ketchum
Kerehum
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