Prince Philip says he'll join Melbourne protest if it helps halt tests
In Australia Prince Philip said he would join a demonstration outside the Elysee if it could pressure France to end South Pacific nuclear tests, though he doubted leaders would fail to find a better solution. He warned a banner protest would be used only to sway decision makers.
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Australia
Georges Pompidou
South Pacific
Elysee
Philip
Navy ships allow families aboard for extended deployments
At Pearl Harbor the USS Mars hosted wives and children as part of an overseas residence program ordered by Adm Ehno Zumwall. About 75 families joined sailors for a lengthy voyage to Sasebo Japan, sharing decks with crews, housing and even pets, while deckside gatherings and films kept morale high. Mrs. Irene Watson called the arrangement life changing and beneficial to her marriage as the Mars prepared for the extended trip.
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Japan
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Ehno Zumwall
Zumwalt
Deliverance trip canoe tragedy claims four students
Four Ohio State University students died in the Saiots River when their canoe capsized during a Deliverance inspired trip near Marion. Names include Michael B. Smith, Marc J. Silverman, Howard J. Banehek, and Charles Roessler. One victim was Ohio State junior Silverman. Authorities cited rough currents and debris.
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Ohin
UPH
Oklo State University
Deliverance
Saiots
Scheldlorge
Michael B. Smith
Sterling
Ohio
Marc J. Silverman
Howard Raweh
Howard J. Banechek
Beachwand
Charles. Roessler
Ranesville
Columbus
Heelo
Praellen Schinderer
Cannes
Ceiderss
Silverman
Ohio State
Smith
Roessler
Banehek
Dollar devaluation hits Americans in Germany hard
West Germany's American retirees and Social Security recipients face shrinking purchasing power after the February 12 dollar devaluation and March 11 mark rise. Rent, utilities, and a 200 dollar pension now buy far fewer marks, forcing some to moonlight. Brits and Italians see smaller losses, while Mexico remains unaffected.
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U.S
Embezzler, New York Banker, Allegedly Gambled Away Funds
Roswell Stelten, 41, a Union Dime Savings Bank teller supervisor earning $19,000 yearly, lived frugally in Parlin Moy with his wife and three children. He was charged with embezzling more than 1.5 million dollars, reportedly losing it in gambling on pro basketball and horse racing, wagering up to 10,000 dollars daily.
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UPI
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Parlin
Moy
Stetten
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Union Dime Savings Bank
Manhattan
Frank 5. Hogan
Staffen
Suiters at mental hospitals challenge state closures
A California suit seeks to block the closure of state mental hospitals without offering equal or better community facilities for 10,000 mentally retarded children and adults. Plaintiff Joseph Randolph Revels, a Porterville State Hospital patient, leads the action against officials of the Health and Welfare Agency and state departments. The suit argues funding cuts and reduced services violate equal protection, claiming no speedy legal remedy exists for affected individuals.
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Superior Court
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San Jose
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Departments of Mental Hygiene, Public Health and Social Welfare
John Doos
Funny boners Avoid the adviser who guarantees refunds
Pueblo Star Journal notes a wary view of refund offers that promise instant profits and claim knowledge of angel investors. The column mocks schemes that demand upfront percentages and cautionary tales about promised returns.
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Pueblo (Coy
Star-Journal
Frantic search for 30 seamen from Norwegian freighter
Four Coast Guard cutters and allied ships, plus a U S Navy repair ship and C130 aircraft, searched a 130 mile southeast Atlantic zone for 30 seamen who abandoned the sinking Norse Variant off New Jersey. Distress signals indicated hatch rupture and lifeboats used as the storm worsened.
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Fla
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Nas
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Sweet street disaster near Universal Foods plant
A about foot high molasses tank ruptured near the Universal Foods Corp plant in Belleville, spilling an estimated 100000 gallons. Police blocked a two block area as crews hosed down the sticky streets and workers pumped the remaining liquid from sewers. No flies were mentioned and the cause was not determined.
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UPI
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Palice
Universal Foods Corp
Actress Saral Miles tied to overdose case in Arizona
Coroner's jury in Gila Bend, Arizona, ruled David Whitlip's death a drug overdose. It remains unclear if accidental or intentional with injuries on the body not determined as contributing factors. Whiting, 26, and Murl Reynolds were in town for MGM's filming of The Man Who Lovers Cat Daxte- Jog.
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Gila Bond
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Verdlel Phureday
Wilsor
Whiting
Misa Miles
Murl Reynolds
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
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