Hesburgh to receive profile in courage award in Washington
The Rev Theodore M Hesburgh president of the University of Notre Dame will receive a profile in courage award from the John K Kennedy Lodge of B Nai B rith in Washington September 13 for his contribution to civil rights in the United States. Other recipients include former Chief Justice Earl Warren and the late Edward R Murrow. Ralph Osborne 67 of Southampton England won 62 50 and a golden scrubbing brush as charming char title winner after 24 years in the army and cleaning duties at the Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club in Dover. Caspar W Weinberger secretary of Health Education and Welfare said in Moscow he aims to broaden Soviet American student exchanges to include high school pupils. He arrived Friday for a nine day official visit.
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Quiet end to Indiana prison revolt with amnesty talks
In Michigan City Indiana state prison inmates freed three guards unharmed after a two day takeover. Officials said amnesty from charges was promised in exchange for release and security was restored by 4 30 pm PDT. Warden Russell Lash and Gov. Bowen aide confirmed full control and ongoing prisoner identification.
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Donald Schultz
Jaques
Wayne Webb
Webb
Teen with loaded pistol walks to psychiatric clinic
A 16 year old boy walked two city blocks with a loaded automatic pistol toward Kaiser Medical Center to see a psychiatrist. Police halted traffic, warned residents, and opened the clinic. He fired once by accident but no one was hurt as officers escorted him inside and collected the weapon. The youth surrendered the gun to Dr Adolph Pfefferbaum and was taken for observation.
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Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
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Valley Medical Center
Deadly chemical not loaded on freighter Key Largo
HOENTX New Orleans area coast guard crews fought a blaze aboard the freighter Key Largo after discovering a poisonous chemical, tetraethyl lead, was not aboard as feared. The ship burned and grounded near the Mississippi River mouth, while later tests showed calcium carbide posed less danger than first thought. Authorities evacuated nearby towns, then allowed residents to return as the true cargo was found not to include the feared chemical.
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Lamb-napers sought in Zoo lamb theft
SAN FRANCISCO AP polls search for a young lamb stolen from the San Francisco Zoo. The 20 pound, three month old lamb is valued around 250 dollars and was taken after two youths climbed into a pen with Mouflen sheep and European wild sheep. The thieves handed the lamb over the fence and fled. witnesses say the pair also chased chickens.
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San Francisco Zoo
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Widow contests will in Melbourne rich Israeli ties
Spurned widow Leah Haber challenges the 1972 will of Zvi Harry Haber in the Supreme Court. The 96 year old businessman left 42 000 to his son Michael on a marriage condition and the rest to the Israeli minister for defense for the Air Force. The widow argues the testator may have been mentally incompetent when writing the will.
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