Cactus Blooms Sustain Woman Lost in Grand Canyon
Linda Forney, 25, who survived three weeks by eating cactus blossoms and a trickle of water, was hospitalized near the Grand Canyon and released days later. Relatives reported her missing after a postcard dated July 31 indicated a planned canyon hike.
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Jurors guarded as Kent State suit nears verdict
Jurors in the Kent State shootings civil suit were guarded after one juror was assaulted amid threats. The 12 jurors heard final arguments in the $46 million case and planned to begin deliberations next, while the judge kept the group under federal protection until trial end.
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Viking spacecraft on course for Mars landing next year
A Viking spacecraft built to search for life on Mars is on a normal flight path with a fifty fifty chance of landing on Mars in the United States bicentennial year. Jet Propulsion Laboratory spokesman confirms the craft is operating normally and on an optimal course for a Mars encounter next year.
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Quake Settles From Kenai Peninsula Hit Alaska
A moderate 5.1 magnitude earthquake shook the Kenai Peninsula from Homer to Anchorage Thursday afternoon. No damage was reported. Seismologists placed the epicenter about 100 miles southwest of Anchorage and noted it was not strong enough to trigger a tsunami.
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National Weather Observatory
India lifts pre publication censorship for news reports
The Indian government announced that news organizations will no longer submit dispatches to pre censorship while still following guidelines. The move follows the June 26 national emergency declaration and signals a relaxation of restrictions on reporting hostile to the regime.
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India
Asia
Indira Gandhi
Burton Taylor Reunite Plan to Live Together Not Remarry
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor are back together fourteen months after divorce and intend to live together without remarrying soon. The couple, avoiding media, stayed at a Geneva area address while Solowicz said they may remarry later and will visit Israel to scout movie locations.
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Armstrong to lead new medical engineering institute
Neil Armstrong will head a joint institute at the University of Cincinnati with Purdue University and Cincinnati Jewish Hospital to develop an improved heart lung machine pump based on a fluid circulating pump used in space suits.
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Purdue University
Cincinnati Jewish Hospital
Tiny Tina’s 29 inch birth: 5 lb son in Cleveland
Gloria Hurd known as Tiny Tina delivered an 18.5 inch baby by C-section in Cleveland on Wednesday. The mother weighs 43 pounds normally and described as “all baby” at hospital. The story notes Cartier diamond, a million-dollar gift, a 149-ton yacht, and an estimated combined worth over $25 million for the couple's property and stocks.
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Elvis Presley Cancels Las Vegas Show For Hospitalization
Singer Elvis Presley, 40, canceled his Las Vegas engagement after fatigue and flew to Memphis for hospitalization. Col. Tom Parker said doctors urged rest and tests. Presley has a history of weight struggles and had spent time at Graceland in seclusion.
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