California approves autopsy photo protection bill
The California legislature passed a bill to bar reproduction of autopsy photos of Senator Robert F. Kennedy except for court use and medical research, with judge exceptions possible. The measure, supported by Kennedy family friends, awaits Gov. Reagan's signature after earlier vetoes and revisions.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Reagan
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Los Angeles
Senate
Assembly
Dali Paintings Stolen From Grenoble Gallery
Salvador Dali works were stolen from a Grenoble gallery on Tuesday night. Initial reports claimed 20 pieces missing, later reduced to eight. The paintings were Biblical illustrations and authorities continued checks to determine the full extent of the loss.
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Dali
Grenoble
France
Salvador Dali
Encephalitis Confirmed in Four States and New Cases
Health officials in New Jersey Illinois Pennsylvania and New York report confirmed encephalitis cases with several suspected ones. Illinois has ten suspect cases, New Jersey reports an eighth human case since last month outbreak, and five deaths in New Jersey. Bradford Pennsylvania shows four definite and seven possible cases, while Cattaraugus County New York has unusually high incidence.
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Atlanta
New Jersey
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
National Communicable Disease Center
New Jersey Health Department
Bradford
Cattaraugus County
N.Y
Frank E Moss Book on Water At C R Library
Senator Frank E Moss of Utah discusses the water crisis in his book The Water Crisis and proposes solutions. Cedar Rapids Public Library offers three week loans to readers. Channel 9 airs a Wednesday interior committee segment at 6 30 in color.
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Donald C. McCoy, Jr
Dana
Rancho Olompali
Novato
Calif
McCoy
Arthur Lang
Hill Valley
Frank E. Moss
C.R. Library
Utah
Solar Affairs
Moss
America
Cedar Rapids
THE
Avengers
Senate
Channel 9
Johnson Presides at Funeral for Maj Gen Ware in Vietnam Crash
President Johnson and Gen William Westmoreland attended services for Maj. Gen. Keith Ware who was killed in a helicopter crash in Vietnam. Army chief of staff led the ceremony as mourners gathered.
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Johnson
Washington
Keith Ware
Vietnam
President Johnson
William Westmoreland
Army
Record Bankruptcies Hit July Peak in Iowa District
Record 120 bankruptcy petitions filed in the northern Iowa district during July with 52 from the Cedar Rapids division. Officials cited no single cause, noting no major plant closings. Cedar Rapids division covers Linn, Benton, Cedar, Grundy, Hardin, Iowa, Jones and Tama counties.
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Northern
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Benton
Cedar
Grundy
Hardin
Jones and
Tama
Put Your Finger On What You Need In Want Ads
A brief exhortation encouraging readers to regularly read and use want ads to find what they seek. It emphasizes practicality and consistent attention to listings for effective shopping or services.
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U.S
Reports Show Rise in Narcotic Deaths in Six Months
Philadelphia District Attorney Arlen Specter announced 61 drug overdose deaths in the first half of 1968, with Forty percent overdoses noted in autopsies. He contrasted with 1967 totals and warned of growing youth experimentation amid concerns over Florida coastline and other regional data.
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Examiner
Philadelphia
Arlen
Specter
Florida
Joseph Spelman
City Medical
United States
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