Ruby Keeler recovers from brain surgery at Laguna Beach
Actress dancer Ruby Keeler, 64, has recovered from brain surgery to correct a bulge in a brain vessel and has returned home to Laguna Beach. She had been hospitalized since Nov. 20 and moved from critical care on Dec. 4, then released Jan. 13 while visiting her daughter in Lewistown, Montana.
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Great Falls
Mont
Ruby Keeler
Laguna Beach
Calif
Columbus Hospital
Keeler
Miss Keeler
Montana
Peter Pratt
Lewistown
Unicyclist sets 27 hour Flagstaff Mountain ride record
James Kibben, a 27 year old pianist from Rapid City, rode a unicycle 9.8 miles up and down Flagstaff Mountain in 27 hours to challenge Guinness World Records. He plans to submit the feat while Boulder residents note the climb is strenuous for walkers.
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Boulder
Colo
James Kibben
Flagstaff Mountain
Kibben
Rapid City
Guinness
Ribben
Congress Rolls Up Sleeves for Reorganization and Economic Bills
Washington AP reports Congress begins work after housekeeping with hearings on Ford economic proposals led by Gardner Ackley Paul McCracken and Charles Schultze. Senate and House reorganizations spark shifts in committee chairmanships as party caucuses decide assignments and candidates.
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Nomic
Ford
Gardner Ackley
Paul McCracken
Charles Schultze
House
Ways and Means
Banking
Robert G. Stephens
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Hays
Agriculture and Armed Services
Senate
Advisory panel calls for general revenue shift to fund retirement benefits
Washington advisory council urges substantial infusion of general tax money into the Medicare hospitalization program to free payroll funds for retirement benefits for over 30 million. The panel notes rising costs, potential deficits, and a shift away from solely higher Social Security taxes, with no concrete dollar figures yet.
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Washington
Social Security Advisory Council
W. Allen Wallis
University of Rochester
Social Security
Congress
Council
State Agrees To Saco Bikeway Plan
The state DOT will build a four foot wide bikeway from Old Orchard Road along Bay View Road to Ferry Beach park entrance if Saco seeks state aid designation for Bay View Road. The move allows park development and DOT widening, with 70 percent of bikeway costs funded by federal funds plus $7,500 from state parks and a further $7,500 from state or local sources. City may delay until 1976 waiting on funds. Dexter suggests a club donation could speed construction this summer.
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State Department of Transportation
DOT
Saco
Ferry Beach State Park
Old Orchard Road
Bay View Road
Joseph Deering
Bay View
Ferry Road
John Dexter
State Department of Parks and Recreation
Dexter
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Chou En-lai warns world war possible due to rivalries
Premier Chou En-lai declares in a National People's Congress address that U S Soviet rivalry could trigger a world war. He says U S and Soviet leaders are the main oppressors, urges global alliances against colonialism and superpower hegemony, and calls for peaceful yet preparatory action amid strained China Soviet relations. He notes some improvement with the United States but worsened ties with the Soviet Union and urges honest negotiation to ease border disputes.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Fourth National People’s Congress
Peking Radio
Chou
China
Soviet Union
United States
Congress
U.S
Shanghai
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Carey Seeks Northeast Governors Energy Meeting
New York Governor Hugh Carey pushes for a White House summit with about 10 Northeastern governors to oppose Ford energy proposals seen raising gasoline and heating costs. Laird says plans target New England and mid Atlantic states with Boston talks and possible Washington meeting, warning of $1 billion tariff impact and higher oil based electricity costs.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Hugh Carey
White House
Northeast
Ford
Carey
Robert Laird
Laird
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Washington, D.C
Boston
Downstate
McGovern Sees the Nation Ready for His Proposals
In Washington Senator George McGovern argues the nation is ready for his ideas from 1972, including deep military spending cuts, broad tax reform, and public works to assure jobs. He urges bold action by the 94th Congress and a uncompromising Democratic stance to win back the presidency in 1976.
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George McGovern
United States
South Dakota Democrat
McGovern
94Th Congress
Ford
Kansas City
Senate
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Burlington, Vt
American Psychological Association
George Albee
The
University of Vermont
Albee
Sam Ervin Jr
Morganton
N.C
Watergate Committee
UPI
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Louisiana
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Tex
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N.M
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Piscataquis County
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Kittery
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Greenville
Edstrand
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Charles Clark
Milo
Hison
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Old Town
World Grain
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House Banking Committee
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Dtex
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D-Wis
Madeline’s Beauty & Wig Shop
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Madeline Beaudoin
Raymond O. Audio Insurance Agency
Elm St
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R Washington St
Coin Center
Bacon Street
Nuch
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Portland
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Gov.Carey
Thomas Salmon
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