Rogers Seeks Mutual Vietnam Troop Withdrawal Plan
Secretary of State William Rogers spoke at a news briefing about a potential mutual withdrawal of U S troops from Vietnam this year while outlining plans to explore all options. He noted readiness for U S unilateral steps if needed and discussed strategic arms talks, relations with China, and concerns over Soviet actions in Czechoslovakia as part of a broad foreign policy outlook. Officials reported evacuations in Cherokee Iowa as floodwaters rose with the Little Sioux River at rising levels, complicating relief efforts.
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Transplant Ends Search For Heart
In Houston an artificial heart kept Haskell Earp alive 65 hours before a donor heart from Barbara Ewan of Lawrence Massachusetts was transplanted. The 40 year old donor, the 19th heart transplant by Dr. Denton Cooley's team, died after brain damage. The new heart began beating within minutes and Earp's condition was described as satisfactory.
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One Dead Eight Hurt In Chicago Blast
A Chicago explosion at the Goldblatt's department store on 100 Commercial Avenue on the far South Side killed one woman and injured eight others. A telephone operator reported the blast occurred in the basement and that casualties were at least eight, with details unknown. The Goldblatt's chain lists Chicago as its headquarters.
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Cherokee Flood Forces 200 Residents From Homes
About 200 people fled their homes as water covered 25 blocks in Cherokee. Public Works Director Barnett Hester warned more blocks could flood by nightfall while a 23 foot crest was forecast for Monday morning. National Guard troops assisted, with 200 volunteers aiding relief efforts.
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River Crash Off New Orleans Kills and Sinks Vessels
A Formosan freighter Union Faith collided head on with an oil barge beneath the Greater New Orleans Mississippi River Bridge. The ship burned, sank about six hours later while being towed for beaching. 25 crewmen were unaccounted for and 25 others were hospitalized. The oil barge split in two, one section sank and the other grounded as fire crews fought the blaze along the riverfront.
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Bridge blast and fire closes span to traffic
A collision on a bridge linking New Orleans to West Bank suburbs caused a second explosion and flames on the traffic deck. Patrolmen Buela and Brewer rushed to the center span as cars were cleared and the bridge reopened about two hours later. The tug MeGraph II reached the burning Union Faith soon after.
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Ames Des Moines Lawmaker Proposes Truck Funding Amendment
In Des Moines Rep Joan Lipsky proposes amending a highway bill to divert about 15 million to secondary and municipal roads by reorganizing truck use revenue. She would raise annual truck overload permits to 100 dollars, adjust pending license formulas, and maintain single trip fees.
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Hospital Addition Damaged In Iowa City Explosion
An early Monday blast at the 56.7 million addition to Mercy Hospital in Iowa City injured five workers and a firefighter. Firefighters fought dense smoke to reach the transformer area, with one firefighter in critical condition. The explosion likely delays completion up to six months and prompted hospitalization of four Mercy staff and several University of Iowa responders.
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