Elvis Telecast From Honolulu Amazes Global Audiences
Elvis Presley, 38, performed an hourlong concert beamed from Honolulu to 36 countries, mixing rock and tender ballads while fans clapped and teens shouted. He tossed chiffon scarves to the crowd as he bathed in flashing stage lights and signaled farewell with a jeweled cape toss. In other notes, royal rumors swirl about Prince Philip and Princess Anne amid a West German tour and a Chicago hospital treats Lynn Baer’s quintuplets born a month early, now weighing two to three pounds each.
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Doomed sergeant seeks Korea girl
Tim Parks, a 20 year old U S Army sergeant with cancer at Great Lakes Naval Hospital, seeks to bring his Korean girlfriend Suki to the United States. His family had been wary but now backs the effort as immigration officials say her visa was approved though delays persist due to red tape.
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Nation honors slain civil rights leader King on birthday
The United States marks the memory of Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr on his 440th birthday with large observances and time off for over 1.4 million students and city workers. Virginia and Georgia proclamations honor his legacy as leaders and wreaths are laid in Atlanta while a benefit concert funds the King Center.
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Doctors back requested abortion in San Francisco
A survey of 104 doctors shows a majority support abortions when requested by patients and approved by doctors. Only 18 percent of obstetricians and gynecologists oppose abortions on request, with two thirds deeming psychiatric evaluation unnecessary for candidates. About half perform up to five abortions monthly.
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Reagan to send lean 1973 74 budget to Sacramento
Administration officials say Gov. Ronald Reagan will submit the next two year budget to the Legislature this week. It is expected to be about twice the size of his first budget from 1967 with an increase over $1 billion due to the recently approved tax relief and school finance bill. The total could top $9 billion, though the exact figure stays secret until delivery. State Finance Director Verne Orr calls the budget lean despite the rise.
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Expedition claims possible Yeti prints in Himalayas
Jeffrey McNeely, a 29 year old wildlife biologist from Los Angeles, led a six member expedition in Nepal's Arun River Valley. He presented plaster casts of footprints near a base camp at 12 500 feet and said the team did not see the Yeti. He will report findings to the Nepal Foreign Ministry.
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War themed music cut from Nixon inauguration program
New York composer Vincent Persichelli says his orchestral piece with war text was dropped from the inauguration lineup after officials preferred Lincoln's second inaugural address as the text. Charlton Heston was to narrate, but bombing in North Vietnam led to the decision, he says.
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Navy jet downed in Tonkin Gulf amid gunfire
North Vietnamese gunners shot down a U S Navy Phantom over the Tonkin Gulf on Sunday, with pilots Crawmen and another crew member parachuting to safety. A destroyer escort O Callahan was hit by shrapnel from shore batteries while shelling the Cua Viet river mouth. no injuries were reported.
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Food prices dominate Shultz concerns in economy
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said high food prices are by far the biggest worry for the U.S. economy. He noted strong thoughts on the price spiral in food processing and that farm product prices rose sharply, driving the largest one month wholesale price gain in December in nearly 22 years.
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Blackest day in Northern Ireland police history
Three policemen were killed and three wounded in Belfast as violence surged in Northern Ireland. The IRA claimed involvement in various bombings near Londonderry and Belfast, with multiple blasts injuring patrons at a pub and additional police casualties reported across the region.
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Meir Meets Pope in Vatican to Discuss Middle East Ties
Premier Golda Meir and Pope Paul VI held a meeting in Vatican City amid hopes the audience could open formal relations between Israel and the Vatican. Vatican sources said talks would focus on Jerusalem, the Arab-Israeli conflict, and possible mediation roles. Security for Meir’s arrival was tight with about 80 armed police at Fiumicino Airport and a distant runway stopover.
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Air safety group weighs hijackings at ICAO meeting
Montreal based aviation safety agency resumes study on hijackings as US Canada proposal for severe penalties against nations tolerating hijackers is set aside temporarily. Advocates fear the proposal may be blocked in procedural debate before full ICAO consideration.
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Man Arrested in Crutch Slaying at Car Wash Case
San Francisco police arrested Bennie Jones 23 for the murder of elderly pensioner Harry J. Orr, beaten to death with his crutch at a car wash. About $1 was taken. Residents of the Gordon Hotel provided a description leading to the suspect after a disturbance at the same address the following morning.
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