Agnew daughter wears armband dispute fades amid Beatles pup talk
Mrs. Spira T. Agnew says the Oct 15 antiwar armband dispute is forgotten as Kimberly Agnew, 13, focuses on a new black poodle and Beatles gossip. The vice president’s daughter had considered an armband for Moratorium Day and note taking on U S Vietnam involvement.
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Woman Surges to Life After Morgue Death Cert Confusion
Mrs. Kim Nevitt, declared dead by a police surgeon, revived in the morgue as attendants watched in shock. Six officers acted, an ambulance carried her to a hospital where doctors termed her condition dangerous. Police say she was found on a beach after an apparent drug overdose.
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Man leaps from bridge survives with injuries
A man leapt from the Golden Gate Bridge and survived, with internal injuries and a fractured ankle. A hospital spokesman cited no explanation for the attempted leap. A fishing boat crew rescued him and delivered him to the Coast Guard Station at Fort Powat.
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National Weather Forecast Misspelled Readable Form
The national forecast calls for rain in the eastern United States and Pacific Northwest, with snow in Colorado and surrounding areas. Expect cooler temperatures with highs near 76 and overnight lows around 5, plus humidity around 44 percent. Sun and moon data show sunset at 5 27 p.m. and sunrise at 6 38 a.m, with barometric pressure noted as falling.
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Laos Jeopardizes Asian Peace By William L. Ryan
A cautious, sweeping analysis on Laos as a keystone nation in Southeast Asia. The piece outlines Laos fragile government, Pathet Lao forces, and North Vietnamese involvement. It weighs superpower stakes, domino fears, and the risk of wider conflict if Laos destabilizes. It notes Vientiane’s tripartite struggle and rising U.S. air activity aimed at interdicting Ho Chi Minh supply routes.
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