International stars and political rumors parade in quick highlights
The Daily review notes The Oymond Brothers and sister Marie arriving in London for a concert amid fans. Fanne Foxe claims warm and serious ties to Rep Wilbur Mills during a Washington news conference about her forthcoming book. Glenda Jackson separates from husband Ray Hodges over another man. Diahann Carrell, 41, marries Robert Deleon, 25, at Columbia University chapel with Rev Thadd Garrett officiating. Delean is Jet magazine editor.
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Wilbur Mills
Arkansas Democrat
Washington
Fanne Foxe
Miss Foxe
Mills
Glenda Jackson
London
Miss Jackson
Ray Hodges
Diahann Carrell
Robert Deleon
St. Paul's Chapel
Columbia University
New York
Thadd Garrett
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Delean
Jet Magazine
Research ties polonium from tobacco to lung cancer
Harvard researchers report that low doses of alpha radiation from polonium in cigarette smoke may initiate lung cancer. In hamster tests, polonium exposure produced cancer in one of 19 subjects, supporting the idea that polonium-218 and its parent isotope in smoke contribute to smoker cancer risk.
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UPI
John B Little
Harvard University
School of Public Health
Stoke
Selene
Journal of the American Associator For the Advancement of Science
Alvarado Roads Progress Through Local Eyes
Review reporter Don Buchholz surveys Alvarado as it is today and as it once was through the memories of longtime residents and his camera. The piece contrasts current widening plans for Union City Boulevard with past community life.
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Union City Boulevard
Alvarado
Review
Don Buchholz
Ray Orrock Reveals All In Lustful Column
In a candid column Ray Orrock dives into a topic of seething passion and lust, exploring where readers may encounter it unexpectedly and sharing frank observations from his perspective.
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Ray Orrock
Doobie Brothers Review of Stampede From Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone critic Jon Landau delivers a mixed review of the Doobie Brothers new album Stampede. The piece highlights tight harmonies and vintage rock textures while noting uneven songwriting and episodic tracks.
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Rolling Stone
Jon Landau
Doobie Brothers
Public not lenient toward Patty Hearst poll shows harsh views
UPI reports in California a public opinion poll finds 58 percent favor jail without bail for Patty Hearst and 168 percent want prison if she is found guilty of SLA involvement. About half see her as a conspirator and two thirds question her stated allegiance to the SLA as her own idea. Nine in ten think she is underground voluntarily. FBI handling draws mixed ratings. In North Carolina, a warrant charging Mrs. Ruth Graham with simple assault is raised for service at her Asheville area home after a church event incident.
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UPI
California
Symbionese Liberation Army
Charlotte
N.C
Ruth Graham
Billy Graham
Buncombe County
U S to Provide Funds for Suez Crisis Aid
Cairo reports that the United States will supply funds tied to Suez developments. Officials presented new aid measures aimed at stabilizing the region and supporting diplomatic efforts. The move signals Washington’s involvement in Middle East matters amid ongoing tensions.
Evel Knievel Returns to Ride After Crash
Evel Knievel, recovering in London after a Wembley Stadium jump accident, announces retirement only to reverse course. He suffers a fractured pelvis, crushed vertebrae, and head injuries but pledges to continue as Ulli attempts city to Stoke River Canyon in Idaho on a rocket. He plans to resume a British tour with a Bristol stop on schedule despite the injuries.
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Svel Knisvel
Loudis
de Recters
Wembley Stadium
Stoke River Canyon
Idaho
Bristol
Storm flares over kidnapped students in Africa
United States Tanzania and Zaire clash over efforts to save two American students and eight Dutch girls kidnapped by left wing guerrillas. Hostages held in eastern Zaire jungle. Officials accuse Tanzania of closing door on ransom. Names include Carrie Jane Humtter, Kenneth Smith, and Emilie Bergman.
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Tanzania
UPI
Armong
United States
Zaire
Carrie Jane Humtter
Atherton
Calif
Kerneth Smith
Garden Grove
Emilie Bergman
U.S
W. Beverly Carter
Popular Revolutionary Party
Solzhenitsyn Arrives in Alaska With Wife for Private Visit
Exiled author Alexander Solzhenitsyn and his wife reached Juneau by the Alaska state ferry Taku after a month in Canada. The visit appeared low key amid a capital in session with politicians and lobbyists, and the couple checked into a Midtown hotel.
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Juneau
Alaska
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
United States
Solzhenitsyn
Ketchikan
Canada
Russia
Fiery tanker crash at Onol Pier northeast of San Francisco
A Gulf 611.Co. tanker rammed the T shaped Onol Pier 25 miles northeast of San Francisco, destroying about 500 feet of the pier. The Gulf Knight escaped unharmed. no injuries were reported. A light jet fuel sheen reached the strait as controls began cleanup and an official investigation started.
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Jerry Cross
Coast Guard
Strait
San Francisco Bay
Holly Camp
Chinese woman scales Everest second woman to summit
The New China News Agency says a Tibetan-born Chinese woman named Phartitog became the second woman to reach Everest, climbing from the northeast slope with eight Tibetan-born Chinese men after a two month expedition. Earlier this month Mire June Tabel, a 25-year-old Japanese housewife, became the first woman to summit Everest.
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IPI
Mt. Everest
New China News Agency
NCNA
Phartitog
Tibet
Mire
June Tabel
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