Tears of Joy as U S Soldier Reunites with German Children
A U S Army father, Maynard Foster, 22, meets his four children at Detroit Metropolitan Airport after four years apart. The kids Ana, Ulrike, Carola, and Stephan lived in Germany with their mother who recently died of Hodgkin’s disease. Foster fought red tape to bring them to the United States for treatment and reunion.
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Detroit Metropolitan
Coreana
Ulrike
Carola
United States
Foster
Haf
Germany
Hag Begn
Moon shot launch eyed as Apollo 17 readies
Weather conditions look favorable for the Apollo 17 liftoff at Cape Kennedy. Astronauts Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt prepare for a 6 53 p m launch, with forecasts noting a cold front and clear skies along the flight path. Television coverage is expected to be lighter due to waning public interest.
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Navy
Eugene A. Cerhan
Ronald E. Evans
Harrison H.““dack
Schmitt
Ernest Amman
Florida
Amman
Truman in serious condition at hospital in Kansas City
Former President Harry S. Truman, 68, lay seriously ill as heart weakness and fluid on the lungs worsened. His wife Bess Truman remained at his bedside, with physicians noting bronchitis and arterial sclerosis complicating his condition.
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Kansas' City
Harry S. Truman
Bess
Truman
Wallace Graham
Graham
John Dreves
Research Hospital
Welcome Home POWS initiative plans grand greeting campaign
San Diego group Welcome Home POWS Inc announced a nationwide effort to greet returning prisoners of war with greeting cards bumper stickers lapel pins and free vacations. Roger Chapin said the program aims to let POWs feel heartfelt welcome beyond the war. Plans include two week vacations and widespread card distribution once date of POW release is known.
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San Diego
UPI
Chapin
Automatic equipment not to blame, BART says
BART says automatic equipment is not at fault for trains rushing through stations. Operators disable automatic stopping due to distrust in onboard computers and manually hit override to stop. Esther W. Ames, a staff expert, testified at a state Public Utilities Commission hearing. A recent state- inspectors report found automated trains often attempted to pass stations, with daily, widespread manual stops by operators.
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Bart
San Francisco
Esther W. Ames
Ames
Public Utilities “‘Commission
Nin
PUG
John WW. Mallory
Weather outlook with showers and cold temperatures
Rain and cold conditions dominate the forecast with tonight’s showers and partly cloudy skies tomorrow. Lows in the 20s, highs near 50, and a 40 percent chance of rain tonight dropping to 30 percent tomorrow. West to northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. More weather, page 31.
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Hayward council approves Highlands district plan amid protests
The Hayward City Council ended 87 hours of hearings by voting to overrule protests against the Highlands streets assessment district. The final district cost is 3.8 million dollars, with half a million underwritten by the city. Opponents, led by Sherman Lewis, plan legal action to challenge the decision, citing cuts and relief measures.
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Tounei
Highlands Streets
Tani Moisl
Sherman Lewis
Highlands
George Oakes
Nal Call
Councilouim
John Pappas
Judge links slayings to May triple murder in Oakland case
In Alameda Superior Court Judge William J Hayes ruled testimony about the Sol Street slaying of Gary Kemp Willard Thomas and Kelly Patrick Smith admissible tying the Oakland chain to last May's unsolved triple murder in San Leandro. Jury recessed while defense views physical evidence as police trace four ships found to the time and the .32 caliber pistol used in the San Leandro case. Rita Galindo Kemp's sister in law testified about discovering the bodies and the sound she heard.
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Alameda
Texas
Servio W. Apero
Last May
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San Leandro
William J.hayes
Sol Street
Gary Kemp
Willard Thomas
Kelly Patrick Smith
Naw
Agero Touts
Mountain Blvd
Ny Barker
Motorcycle Go
Rita Galindo
Kemp
Doctors condemn popular cold remedies as ineffective
Washington reports medical experts tell a Senate subcommittee that widely sold OTC cold pills and syrups fail to relieve runny noses or coughs. Dr. Philip Norman of Johns Hopkins warns Americans spend billions on remedies containing ineffective antihistamines or subtherapeutic ingredients.
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UPI
Senate
Philip
Norman
Johs Hopkins University
Carl BE. Ar
Father braves blizzard to reach sons in freezing Rockies
In a Yukon Calgary tale, Fred Kopmann trekked through a foot and a half of snow across a Rocky Mountain pass to reach his three sons, aged 6, 9, and 11. After a jeep stuck two miles from safety, temperatures plummeted to 20 below zero. Kopmann endured hours of cold and near unconsciousness, driven by fear for his children and saved only when rescue arrived. The boys suffered minor frostbite but were reported in good condition while Kopmann received treatment for frostbitten feet in Banff.
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Fred Kopmann
Kopmann
Rocky Mountain Pass
Banff
Rockies
Holt
Michael
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