Notable life events and health news across figures
Merrill Osmond wed Mary Carlson in Mormon rites at Salt Lake City. A Las Vegas honeymoon planned after blind-date meeting at Sundance near Provo. Edwin Aldrin discusses past mental health and recovery in New York. Pitcairn Island residents feel US Britain monetary strain. Kansas City names Joseph D. McNamara new police chief. Sheila Ryan, 52, critically ill in Los Angeles with undiagnosed lung ailment.
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Merrill Osmond
Mary Carlson
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Nev
Merrill
Miss Carlson
Robert Redford
Sundance Resort
Provo
Utah
Joseph D. McNamara
New York
Kansas City
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Melamnara
Sheila Ryan
Pat Buttram
Los Angeles
Miss Ryan
California Lutheran Hospital
Buttram
Gene Autry
Sewage to Compost Demonstration Offers Cleaner Disposal
In Beltsville Maryland officials led by Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz touted a new sludge composting method that converts 350 tons daily from the Blue Plains plant into soil conditioning compost. The process blends sewage with wood chips, uses a Terex GM machine, and yields a low grade fertilizer with reduced disposal costs versus incineration or landfilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltsville
UPI
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Maryland Environmental Service
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Research Service
ARS
Blue Plains
National Capital Area
Herbert Cohey
Terex
General Motors
Brie Plains
Industry must end world exploitation says panel
In San Francisco a panel at the International Industrial Conference urged ending world exploitation of resources. Speakers from Rockelshau to Sheik Aliwwel Fatki called for a rethink of energy and mineral use to prevent future shortages. They proposed environmental safeguards, recycling, and an integrated world economy where energy, materials, and food are produced with minimal impact.
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Cnna
Sheik
Aliwwel Fatki
Veimani
Minster
Arabia
Huckolstius
Langy Run
TV videotaped testimony speeds civil trial process
In San Francisco a civil case uses videotaped testimonies from July in a law college courtroom to speed trial. Plaintiffs and defendants screened tapes to decide what jurors will see, reducing evidentiary disputes. Lillian Liggons sues George Haniska for 60000 after a July accident that fractured both legs. eight women and four men sit in Superior Court before Appellate Justice Robert F Kane.
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San Francisco
UPI
Law College
Lillian Liggons
Novato
George Haniska
Robert F. Kane
Dramatic Bronx Raid Nets Top BLA Leaders
Police stormed a Bronx apartment in a 15 minute gun battle injuring three officers. Three BLA leaders were arrested along with three women and a baby. Detectives recovered four machine guns and the militant group’s materials.
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New York
UPT
Black Liberation Army
BLA
Eric Courthurst
Donald Cantey
Bronx
Harald Shriver
William Bauer
Coulthurst
Avon St
Robert Hayes
Kearney
White
East Village
Hayes
Sidney Thompson
First US cholera victim recovers in Texas
The first confirmed U.S. cholera case in more than five decades heals after quick diagnosis and treatment at Champ Traylor Hospital in Lavaca. The 31 year old father of three credits medical care and faith for surviving a severe, painful illness. Doctors say tests on family and others were negative and no new cases are expected. The patient, who asked for anonymity, plans to return to work as a handyman and reflects on the ordeal as a harrowing, life changing experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poht Lavaca
Tex
United States
Ike
Associated Press
Champ ‘Traylor Hospital
Texas
Magnolia Beach
Lera
Clayton Toalson
Calhoun Canonty
Colera
Jack Weissman
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Weissman
Health officials may be negligent in cholera probe Naples
Italy faces a cholera outbreak probe with Naples Province officials and the port president under investigation for possible negligence. Prosecutors issued formal communications to Moray and others linked to the epidemic, blamed on tainted shellfish from the Bay of Naples, which has killed 23 and hospitalized hundreds. The Health Ministry says the alert reached them late and shellfish sales are banned nationwide.
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Naples
Italy
UPL
Moray
Bay of
Adriatic
Bari
Luigi Gui
Health Ministry
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Daily Review of
A Seene
Edwin
Buzz" Aldrincr
Aldrin
Britain
Pitcairn Island
South Pacific
Thomas Christian
Fletcher Christian
Glendale
Cabiarisan
William
Upi Tere
Pou
U.S
Amore
Theara
the Daily Review
The
Daily Review
Ine
Ay Spothe
Willion Chiseale
Hse
Enkyad
Kareerd
Califor
Elans
Moreh J
Addrno
Winton Ave
Hayward
Colt
Wimton Ave
Alameda County
California
San Leandro
Porto 31
Center Square
Fremont
Calif
Member Audit Bureau Circulation
Chicago
Athens
First State Bank
First State Bank OF
Northern California
Oakland
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