Mayor-Elect Victim of Robbery After Victory Party
Dade County Mayor-elect Chuck Hall and his wife were robbed at gunpoint in their Miami Beach home after a victory party. The two assailants fled with about $20,000 in cash and jewelry, then left promising to call police to rescue the couple. Hall described two masked men and a tense confrontation inside their apartment.
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Fulton seeks second term as Linn County Attorney
Linn County Attorney Jack M. Fulton, 31, announced Wednesday his bid for re election. A Cedar Rapids native and 1950 Wilson High School graduate, Fulton cites backlog reduction in criminal cases and notes progress in his first year. He holds a JD from the University of Iowa and serves with several bars and local organizations. He is married to Joan Williams with one son.
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Possible Cause Of Ranger VI Failure Identified
Washington AP reports Ranger VI's near vacuum rated electrical gear may have activated before ascent. If energized in thicker atmosphere, severe arcing could have damaged the system and kept moon pictures from returning. NASA admin James Webb said investigators now suspect this cause.
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Aden prisoners freed on fifth federation anniversary
All political prisoners have been released to mark the fifth anniversary of Aden joining the South Arabian Federation.
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Aden
Cedar Rapids The Gazette established 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co lists publication details at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. It notes daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates for carrier mall night and afternoon editions and Sunday issues and confirms Associated Press exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Clinic for Teaching Safe Smoking Urged by Doctor
Dr. Alvan Barach proposes smoking clinics for safe non inhaling. He argues non inhaling can reduce lung harm, citing methods to puff, hold, and exhale without inhaling. He urges public health emphasis on non inhaling smoking and warns against patronizing physicians.
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New York
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New York State Medical Society
Yemen Negotiates China Factory Deal for Textiles
Yemen and the People's Republic of China discuss a joint venture to build a cotton spinning and weaving factory. Talks focus on project scope, funding, and potential employment in Sanaa. Officials say collaboration aims to boost domestic textile production and export capacity.
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Hotel Tycoon Sonnabend Dies
Abraham Sonnabend, a 67 year old Boston industrialist who began with five thousand dollars and rose to board chairman of the Hotel Corp. of America, died Tuesday in West Palm Beach AP report.
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