Surgeons Implant Joint For Goldwater In Arizona
Daily review notes that Sen Barry Goldwater underwent hip surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix. A steel and plastic artificial joint was implanted to ease arthritis, with a stainless steel ball at the femur head. He is expected to stay two to three weeks and use crutches for six to ten more.
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Caldwater
le Hospital
Castro denies link to JFK assassination amid hints of CIA FBI ties
Fidel Castro proclaimed Cuba had no involvement in President Kennedy's death but hinted at possible connections with the CIA and FBI. He said Cuban troops are being withdrawn from Angola per agreements, while civilian aid increases, and that Cuba would not pursue terrorism despite provocations.
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CLA
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Cuba
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Thomas Elias questions tax system role in rising utility costs
In the California Focus column on the editorial page Thomas Elias analyzes whether the federal tax system contributes to higher charges for telephone, gas, and electric services, weighing arguments and potential implications for consumers.
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Thomas Elias
California
Federal
Dating Tip: Beth Advises on Boy from Different Rave
Beth counsels a girl who worries about a male admirer from a different rave scene. The guidance focuses on respecting boundaries, communicating honestly, and deciding whether shared values outweigh cultural differences in pursuing a relationship.
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Beth
Golden State Warriors Hold Two First Round Picks In Draft
The National Basketball Association draft began today with the Golden State Warriors holding two first round selections. Sports Editor Lowell Hickey will present the complete report detailing picks, potential impact, and team strategy.
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National Basketball Association
Golden State Warriors
Lowell Hickey
Truck crash at Florida restaurant injures driver
Os car Solz Vela, 49, was eating at the Truck Stop Restaurant when an unattended truck rolled 50 yards across the parking lot and struck the building injuring his leg. A $200 theft from the cash register occurred during the confusion as authorities search for the suspect. Crystal Springs dam safety study in San Mateo aims for completion in six months with a $425,000 budget.
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Fla
Oscar Solz
Vela
Florida Highway Patrol
Crystal Springs
San Mateo
UPI
San Andreas
State Division of Dam Safety
Arthur Frye
San Francisco
Student faces extortion and kidnap charges in siege
A 1-year-old UC Davis student, Barry Feldman, held bank executive James B. Brown's wife Joan and her two sons hostage during a two hour siege in Lafayette. He demanded a $25,000 ransom and threatened to kill them unless police were removed. Feldman surrendered after a neighbor alerted authorities. He faces extortion kidnapping and robbery charges in Contra Costa County Jail.
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UPI
Barry Feldman
Studer
University of California At Davis
James B. Brown
Lafayette Federal Savings and Loan Association
Connrs Costa County Sheriff's Deputies
Feldman
Joan Brown
Bobby
Burgoint
Bomb Attacks Hit Chicago Downtown Killing Near Misses
Four downtown buildings were struck including police headquarters the Bank Leumi of Israel John Hancock Building and the First National Bank of Chicago Shrapnel wounded five people two seriously A bomb in a fried chicken box near police headquarters led to the major blast prior to a shift change with possible many deaths averted due to officer Stickles discovery Names and conditions of injured residents are cited with hospital updates and uncertain baby outcome.
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UPI
Cicated
Bank Leumi
Israel
City Hall
John Hancock
First National Bank of Chicago
First National Bank
Fanny Schwarz
Richardo
Westmont
Henrotin Hospital
Sharon Ayers
Elmhurst
Lee Markovitz
Alle
Markovitz
Schwarz
Ith
State
Albert Stickles
Stickles
Stanford students back film festival to fund campus magazine
Stanford University students filled Sequoia magazine fund drive with a movie fest featuring Casablanca and Behind the Green Door. Editor Michael Fred hopes the event underwrites the publication for the year, as profits from the screenings help cover financial losses and support the literary magazine.
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Stanford, Calif
UPI
Stanford University
Sequoia
Michael Fred
Laleer
Casablanca
153 Missing After Teton Dam Break Triggers Flood
Idaho Falls reports 7 dead and 153 still missing after the Teton Dam breach. Floodwaters swept through the Upper Snake River Valley, dam-site damage totaled over 300 million dollars with Rexburg hardest hit. Idaho and California officials coordinate disaster aid as 298 injured and widespread destruction are tallied.
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Idaho
UPL
Teton Dam
American Falls
Carlos Randolph
Bureau of Reclamation Project
Snake River
Lemages
Rexburg
Ryan Englund
Idaho Falls Hospital
Henry’s Fork
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
Firth
National
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