Spring mattress installed at Mississippi river barracks
A fragmentary Daily review notes a spring mattress set and bed frame delivered to a barracks on the Mississippi River banks. Two men, Robert Rels and Daniel Rotter, were seen handling the setup and moving a mobile shed, while a separate item mentions Cory, a fugitive, being arrested at San Francisco International Airport after deputies paged him on a public address system.
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Cory
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San Jose
Steelworkers approve no strike experimental pact
United Steelworkers, with industry leaders, approve an experimental agreement to end nationwide steel strikes. The move aims to curb stockpiling, stabilise orders, and avert job losses as both sides seek modernization and cost reductions. The accord covers wage boosts and a yearly base increase while addressing broad industry concerns.
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Heatta
Larry
Chial
Steel Carpair
Waleal
Nader charges pacemakers may be faulty heart devices
A researcher linked to Ralph Nader warns up to 900,000 Americans with Medtronic pacemakers could face device failure as batteries wear out earlier than expected. Dr. Sidney Wolfe of the Health Research Group claims 2 percent may fail within two years, prompting safety recalls and heightened doctor-patient concerns.
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Ralph Nadav
Madtronic Inc
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Earl KE. Bakken
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Wolfe
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Health Research Group
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Food and Dice Administration
Ware
Bayliar
Medtranl
Soviet scientists claim brain has error sensor mechanism
A report by Natalya P. Bekhterova discusses a brain error detector in the Ural that signals when mistakes occur. Using electrodes on animals and a patient, researchers note brain cells may mobilize to correct errors, with parallels drawn to animal navigation and orientation in cats, horses, and indigenous tracking.
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Ural
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Dee
Natalya P. Bekhterova
Nstitute of
Academy of Metical Sciences
Odydnha
Tokhnika Morodyzii
Nerminus
Bekhtareva
Aho
Rechin
von Haatert
Rap Guilty of Theft Not Murder in 1967 Holdup Case
UPI reports New York defendant Ray Brown and three accomplices were found guilty on robbery and weapons charges after a fatal shootout that wounded three officers. A murder verdict was hung as the jury deadlocked on two police killings during the incident. mistrial declared on that count. The four men were captured during the Red Carpet incident in Manhattan. Brown, once a leader among student activists, faced additional charges in Cambridge, Maryland.
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UPIY
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Ana
Will
Man-hahan
Brown
Cambridge
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Ssamael Petty
Young
Lev
Jty
Darallay
Tina
CBS denies plans to air X rated films on prime time show
CBS executives dismiss reports of X rated movies on the network’s late night programs. They cite edited Warners films and a lack of any pending X rated titles, stating current library contains no X rated features and no such plans exist.
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Cirmaly
Wisconsi the Damned
Germany
Warthy Bros
Warner Bros
Swafford
Air Force fires Athena rockets at White Sands range
Air Force test fire of 6th and 10th Athena missiles from White Sands in central New Mexico. Data will aid Navy, Army, NASA programs and reentry studies.
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White Sands
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Wink Sands Range
New Mexico
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National Aeronancics, and Spare Administration
NASA
Maryland Penitentiary riot ends after police use plastic bullets
Seventy five inmates seized hostages at Maryland Penitentiary in Baltimore for about ten hours. Police and guards stormed the wing with dogs and plastic bullets wounding several inmates. Hostages were freed, three sent to Mercy Hospital with injuries described as non fatal.
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Maryland
Suyeny
Fai-Nmale
Waxium
James. J Hay
Corrections
Urey
Gor Fevllans
Inday
Jordan
Mie
Ballionines Mercy Hospital
Java
Hiven
Five men slain in ransacked Detroit house
DETROIT UP I reports five men found slain in a ransacked Detroit home on the city’s east side. Authorities say the victims, including a self styled minister Rev Lonnie Pemour and four others, were bound and stabbed or shot. A large kitchen knife and ammunition were found. police cited possible drug involvement and say motives remain unclear.
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Tad Ware
Lonnie Pemour
Peter Hayes
Edward “Little
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