Quits as Faror Over Interest Issue Grows
Four days of controversy over Willie Mae Quits as Faror's interest row widens. Nixon's adviser role divided lawmakers while Rogers defended her honesty and loyalty to the President. Camp David retreat, disaster aid, Byrnes illness, and a Dublin fire at Ariane Boys' Band home follow the saga.
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Wave and wind devastate Florida coast with widespread damage
A four and a half foot high wave battered beachfront hotels along the strip. Water flooded ground floors, capsized chairs, smashed cars, and filled swimming pools with salt water. Tornadoes and high winds caused further destruction across Alturas St. Petersburg Tampa Winter Haven and Cape Kennedy with power outages and road washouts affecting events and traffic.
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Bay Area Nazi Suspects Arrested in Alleged Plot
Police detained a group described as Naz Q style suspects in the Bay Area. Among those taken into custody were James McGhee, a 34-year-old dental technician from Menlo Park, his 32-year-old wife Donna, Walter Lamar Petty, 24, a painter from Redwood City, Robert Lake, 24, a clerk from Redwood City, J. D. Connery, 50, a chemical engineer from Menlo Park, Donald K. Smith, 22, a clerk from Palo Alto, Don Mirto, 24, a technician from Palo Alto, and Douglas Maher, 18, a service station attendant from Redwood City.
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Larynx transplant lets man talk again in Belgium
Jan Baptist Borremans, 62, received a partial larynx transplant at Gent University Hospital. The surgeon said the patient now breathes and speaks normally, though he cannot sing. The donor was not identified.
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Bonn rejects Soviet warning on election
Bonn defied a Soviet note urging cancellation of West Berlin elections. Tass quoted warning of consequences for four power status in West Berlin and for its population as East German protests and measures followed the planned March 5 Electoral College meeting to choose a successor to President Luebke.
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