Entertainer Tim Thm in Orlando amid mystery search
Tim Thm, a falsetto entertainer, stays at a bankrupt Orlando motel as Honolulu reports a police search for his disappearance in Hawaii. Agent Peter Ward calls the tale ridiculous. Don Adams, famed for Get Smart, is to wed Michelle Lysiano in Los Angeles. Luciano’s pearl gown copies an 18th century style from The Prisoner of Zenda.
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Costa Rica Orders Vesco to Leave the Country
Costa Rica's president announced Vesco must depart the country to avoid staining the nation's name. The State Department urged extradition to the United States as Vesco faced charges linked to a 200,000 contribution to Nixon's campaign and embezzlement allegations tied to Investors Overseas Services.
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Prom Queen Killed In Las Vegas Lightning Incident
A prom night tragedy in Las Vegas leaves a high school prom queen dead after a lightning strike hit her on a dirt road near Sepawash not far from Three Kids Mine. Three other students were involved in the accident as the truck first.
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Greek octuplets die after birth in Athens hospital
In Athens Greece the last two of eight octuplets born to Cho Zerbini and Nicholas Zerbini died within 44 hours of birth. The surviving six, five girls and three boys all in incubators, faced respiratory distress. The couple had pursued fertility treatment. the mother previously bore quadruplets who died shortly after birth.
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Cancer Society keeps Laetrile stance amid calls for tests
The American Cancer Society executive board reaffirmed its position that Laetrile has no proven benefit for cancer patients and must follow federal testing procedures. Despite bans on interstate shipments, some patients seek treatment, while the National Cancer Institute and Memorial Sloan Kettering urged controlled human trials. Dr. Frank Rauscher indicated such testing is likely to proceed.
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Ford recall threat over fan blade death linked to 6.2 million cars
UPI reports a mechanic killed by a loose engine fan blade could force Ford to recall up to 6.2 million 1970s cars and trucks. Ford plans to initially recall 25 000 1972 Torino Montego and Continental models with 302 S51 and 1 inch V 8 engines. Notifications begin June 16 as replacement parts become available. DOT and NHSTA investigations continue amid broader safety concerns.
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