Rome mother bears record 40 fetuses in rare multiple pregnancy
In Rome, Mrs. Alessandro Perugia underwent fertility hormone treatment to have eight sons but became pregnant with 40 fetuses. Doctors removed 45 fetuses, 40 girls and five boys, all died or lacked viability. She and her doctor declined comment as the medical case draws international attention.
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Sequoia Park Falls Third Death in Area This Month
In Yosemite area Sequoia National Forest a 20s man died after falling 70 feet from a cataract and hitting a rock. He was the fifth fatal incident in the vicinity this month as danger warnings persist and park officials note limited measures to curb accidents near powerful falls.
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Sequoia National Forest
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Yosemite
Earthquake Wakes San Francisco Residents
San Francisco felt a quake Sunday with hundreds reporting anxiety though damage was minimal. Berkeley seismograph placed the epicenter about 20 miles west of the city in the Pacific Ocean and it registered around a 3 on the Richter scale. Police received numerous anxious calls from residents inside San Francisco.
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Aleutian quake rattles remote islands with no damage
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck about 30 miles off Atlas and Shemya in the western Aleutians. It was as strong as California's earlier quake but caused no damage or tidal waves and was felt strongly on Atla and Shemya, which lack telephone service.
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Shemya
California
California in quarantine broader spread of equine disease
The Agriculture Department extended a quarantine to California and five other states to halt the spread of Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. Vaccination across the six states aims to form a coast to coast barrier as vaccine and mosquito control expand. The move follows deaths of thousands of horses and covers California Arizona Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Florida, with existing limits in Texas and several western states.
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Pacific quake devastates New Guinea isles and towns
A powerful 8.3 quake struck New Britain and New Ireland in the southwest Pacific, with tidal waves and aftershocks hitting Rabaul and surrounding communities. Fields of damage reported at Namatanai, Cape St George area, and Malapilo. No confirmed casualties. warnings issued and waterfront zones evacuated as schools closed. Police urged caution near coastlines while flights surveyed damage.
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Miss Universe crown recall sparks dramatic pageant remarks
Lebanese contestant Georgine Tink recalls her Miss Universe win amid bold statements about beauty and soul as she describes travel plans and future aims. Others listed include Ton Rayward of Australia as runner up and Cherri Creque among semifinalists. Nixon declares Nebraska a major disaster area for federal relief.
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FTC halts deceptive ads for Mot Wheels Johnny Lightning toys
The Federal Trade Commission reaches consent orders with two toy makers to stop deceptive television commercials for Mot Wheels and Johnny Lightning cars and Danderilla dolls. The order bans misleading film techniques and endorsements by non toy experts, with future ads judged by their understanding to children. Manufacturers are Mattel of Hawthorne California and Tepper Carp Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Unemployed Route 128 Pros Seek Work at Beach Stand
Kent Zeilon of Beverly Massachusetts recently bought a 75 year old popcorn and peanut stand from a man who had run it for 40 years. Zeilon was a project manager for Dynamics Research Corp in Wilmington Massachusetts until seven months ago when he joined the ranks of the Route 128 Professionals unemployed because of government cutbacks on defense contracts. Zeilon sells his wares daily at the beach.
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Medina My Lai trial opens with jury selection
Medina, 34, former Charley Company commander, faces charges of killing at least 100 Vietnamese and assaults with a weapon in the My Lai incident. Col. William Proctor, a WWII and Korea veteran, is the first prospective juror as the military court in Decatur, Georgia begins jury screening.
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Mao quotes hint at resuming talks with Chiang regime
A Communist paper in Hong Kong reprinted Mao Tse-tung quotations suggesting China may resume negotiations with Chiang Kai-shek. Analysts say the piece, tied to October 1945 Chungking talks, is being used to frame current China policy and possibly pave covert talks with Nationalist elements.
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Tse-tung
China
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Hong Kong
Communist Party
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Liberians Mourn Death of President Tubman
Liberians mourned President William V. Tubman who died Friday at age 7. Church bells tolled nationwide as thousands gathered in Monrovia to honor the late leader. Tubman reportedly died after surgery for a prostate condition in a London clinic, with his body transported back to Monrovia.
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