Toll rises in Big Thompson flood with about 100 bodies recovered
Loveland Colorado authorities report about 100 bodies recovered from the Big Thompson Canyon debris as rescue teams continue searching. Officials caution many victims remain missing or unidentified amid mangled remains and delayed dental record matching.
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Charles J. Cannon Loveland
Colo
UPI
Big Thompson Canyon
Pat Allen
Larimer
Bob Watson
Richard Lamm
Pepe Salter
Allen
Red Cross
J. L. Copley
Palisade Mountain
Loveland
Copley
Fort Collins
Larimer County
Federal
National Weather Service
NWS
Joe Neb
Dominguez
Tievbares
Stalking wild caucus thrills readers in Open Field satire
In a light column, Dick West likens delegate hunting to big game pursuit, noting sporadic captures in Pennsylvania and Mississippi. The piece humorously describes hunters tracking delegates across states and ending pursuits near New Jersey towns like Hackensack.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Teddy Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
New Jersey
Hackensack
Ronald Reagan
Richard Schweiker
West V
Surprise discovery after 28 years leaves Webb with forceps inside
H Warren Webb, a birthplace Florida high school teacher and former Air Force lieutenant colonel, learned during a Navy hospital X ray that seven inch forceps had been left inside his abdomen since an appendectomy in 1948. Surgeons removed them after a 28 year hidden presence.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
H. Warren Webb
Webb
Air Force
Jackson
Tenn
Korea
Navy
Eucharistic symposium debates women's ministry role
The 41st Eucharist Congress heard Marga Klompe urge broader women’s ministry within the church to aid pastoral care. Pilgrims protested a Mass honoring Hiroshima victims, arguing it contradicted the Eucharistic message of love amid ongoing interfaith dialogues led by Cardinal Knox and other church leaders.
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Marga Klompe
The
Dutch of Churches
A of A
Klompe
Klempe
Congress
Hiroshima
Community For Creative Nonviolence
Washington D.C
James Knox
William Baum
Washington, D.C
Episcopal
John Allin
Lutheran Church In America
Robert J. Marshall
United Presbyterian Church
Thelma Adair
Nebraska gasohol project watched by grain states
Nebraska officials report the gasohol research program, started in 1971 as a cleaner fuel extender, is being followed by Indiana Iowa and Illinois. The test aims to drive two million miles with gasohol using 50 vehicles and a 21 million gallon plant to produce grain alcohol for fuel.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Eeere
Charles Fricke
Fricke
Georgia Pacific
Farmland Industries
Phillipsburg
Kan
Germany
Brazil
Sen
Loran Schmit
Bellwood
Peter
Holdrege
Mack Backus
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Malines
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Belgium
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Fleischer Rexall
S&h
Lindsay Water Softeners
Lindsay
Sidney Man
Mexico
Vibek
John
Tony
Bob
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