Entertainer Tim Tim Stays at Bankrupt Orlando Motel
Daily review reports falsetto-voiced entertainer Tim Tim remains in Orlando Florida at a bankrupt motel. His agent Peter Ward calls rumors from Hawaii about a disappearance and police search ridiculous. Don Adams of Get Smart is to marry Mithalle Judy Luciano in Los Angeles. Luciano, 26, is from Montana, and her wedding dress references The Prisoner of Zenda.
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Tim Tim
Lelt
Orlando
Fla
Peter Ward
Hobalulu
Hawaii
Don Adams
Maxwell Smart
Los Angeles
Mithalle
Judy Luciano
Montana
Afiss Luciano
Zenda
Adams
Fugitive Vesco told to leave Costa Rica
Costa Rica ordered fugitive American financier Robert Vesco to depart to avoid sullying the country’s name. President Daniel Oduber announced on national television that Vesco should be extradited to the United States as he nears potential citizenship. Vesco moved to Costa Rica in 1972 amid a Nixon campaign contribution indictment related to embezzlement at Investors Overseas Services.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
UPI
Robert Vesco
Daniel Oduber
Sale
Washington
Vesco
United States
Rica
Hell Pp
Octuber
Richard Nixon
Investors Overseas Services Mutual Fund Company
Lightning Kills Prom Queen in Nevada Field Accident
In Las Vegas a prom night tragedy left Sidney Welch, 16, dead when a lightning bolt struck as she rode in a pickup near Gypsum wash by Three Kids Mine. Three other classmates rode in the cab. ranger Newton Abe noted no unusual conditions or nearby structures.
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Las Vegas
Condh
Sidney Welch
Newton Abe
Last Greek octuplets die after birth surge
In Athens a Greek woman, Cleo Zerbini, aged 31, delivered eight babies after fertility hormone treatment. Two months premature, six weighed about one pound and two weighed 1 pound 12 ounces. Doctors reported both remaining infants died within hours. the mother had previously borne quadruplets who also died. The family had hoped for a large family but will not seek this method again.
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Athens
Greece
UPI
Hygeia Itas
Cleo Zerbini
Nicholas
Ts. Zerbinis
Aegean
Mytilene
Cancer Society maintains Laetrile stance amid calls for tests
The American Cancer Society executive board reaffirmed its stance that Laetrile is worthless as cancer treatment while endorsing federal scientific testing. The 173 member board emphasized that tests must follow Federal procedures, despite increased support for studying Laetrile in clinical settings. Dr. Frank Rauscher signaled that such tests likely will proceed.
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San Diego
UPS
American Cancer Society
Mediical and Scientific Committee
Food and Drug Administration
National Cancer Institute
Sloan Kettering Research Institute of New York
Frank Rauscher
Reach
Ford faces big recall over deadly fan blade failure
DETROIT Ford may recall 6.2 million 1970s cars after a mechanic died when a fan blade flew loose. Ford plans to notify owners by June 6 with replacement parts available, amid DOT investigations and safety reviews. Regulatory officials contend the issue could affect far more vehicles than Ford disclosed.
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Detroit
UPL
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Herbert Misch
Ford
Misch
Boxee
U.S. Rimert of Transportation
DOT
Hi Claybrook
National Highway Traffio
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