Grete Garbo Cataract Operation Reported in Barcelona
Swedish star Grete Garbo, 67, is recovering in a Barcelona clinic after cataract surgery May 26 to restore vision. Doctors said she was lucid, sitting on a couch in a white nightshirt, grey robe, and bandaged eyes, and planned to visit the Picasso museum once released.
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Franco to resign as Spain's leader while remaining head of state
General Francisco Franco will step down as head of government and name Admiral Luis Carrero Blanco as premier while Franco remains chief of state. Prince Juan Carlos may be designated heir to the throne. The shift follows a council meeting and a planned cabinet shakeup ahead of Campora's visit.
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Women and drugs tied to payola investigation
Federal grand jury hears four men testify about record companies allegedly supplying women and narcotics to jockeys to boost songs. Officials say the probe, sparked by information from the Organized Crime Task Force, targets payments funneled through phony firms and mob involvement with stars. Clive Davis and CBS executives faced questioning as part of the broader payola inquiry into Columbia Records and promotion practices.
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Skylab repairs avert freezing coolant crisis in space
NASA astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Wells with ground teams fought a critical cooling problem on Skylab. A spacewalk and circulating water from a suit cooling garment raised temperatures from two degrees below freezing to above freezing, stabilizing power and enabling further mission plans.
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California considers scrapping $150 million anti pollution device program
The California Air Resources Board weighs suspending the Ranch NOX plan to install six oxidation control devices on 1966–70 cars until Oct 1 and possibly withdrawing the program. Studies claim devices may cause engine damage and raise gasoline use, despite earlier phase installing about 100,000 cars. Senate and industry officials debate risk versus wartime gasoline shortage, with warnings of valve damage if vacuum spark advance is disconnected.
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California Irvine catcher loses belt in World Series legend
In a chaotic finish at the NCAA College Division World Series, UC Irvine catcher Terry Stupy saw his belt buckle come off as an admirer kissed him. The mishap unfolded on the field ending in a humorous but embarrassing moment during the closing scene.
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Massage Parlor Tape Mystery in Denville
A California massage parlor in Denville yielded audio devices found under rubbing tables after arresting Mim Chi M2 on a solicitation charge. Alameda County Sheriff's deputies seized the recorders. manager and owner declined comment. A district attorney spokesman suggested the tapes aimed to prove illegal solicitation by a customer or employee.
Getty Oil executive Paul Getty dies of overdose
Los Angeles AP report notes autopsy found overdose of alcohol and barbiturates caused death of Paul Getty 48, Getty Oil Co. executive. He collapsed Tuesday night at his home and died Wednesday at Queen of Angels Hospital after hospital admission under the alias George S. Davis. Coroner Noguchi ruled out a chest wound as cause. blood analysis showed phenobarbital and alcohol levels.
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Nixon hails what's right with America at Florida Tech
President Nixon spoke to Florida Technological University graduates amid Watergate fallout. He urged unity and cited American resilience while hinting at inflation measures and a possible anti-inflation program, without detailing specifics. He kept focus on a "what's right with America" theme as a counter to scandal.
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Acupuneture Cures 39 Addicts in Hong Kong Study
Two Hong Kong physicians reported successful results treating opium and heroin addicts with acupuncture and clueline infusion. Thirty five men and one Westerner aged 17 to 78 underwent ear acupuncture at the Tung point with electrical stimulation, yielding 39 of 40 cases free of drug withdrawal symptoms.
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