Elizabeth Taylor not ill, doctor says unfounded cancer reports
Dr Rex Kannamer dismissed a Saturday claim that Elizabeth Taylor 37 entered Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for cancer tests. The actor remains for a general checkup with release anticipated in about three days.
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Rockets Strike Five Viet Cities and Bases
Rockets and mortars hit five South Vietnamese towns including Dak To near Saigon, with over 100 projectiles causing fires and at least two government troops and six civilians wounded. A U S Navy hospital south of Da Nang was damaged but light casualties reported. Allies conduct secret probes in the southern DMZ sector with daily clashes.
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Johnson disputes major inaccuracies in bombing halt accounts
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson declares reports on the March 31 1969 partial bombing halt over North Vietnam inaccurate. He says accounts misstate the internal debate and that Clark Clifford influenced the shift with Gen. Westmoreland’s troop request prompting the change.
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Oil leak from platform eases as crews spray dispersant
Union Oil Co. crews worked to shut off a offshore platform leak that observers said was diminishing on Saturday. Globs of oil washed ashore in Beach areas south of Santa Barbara, especially Montecito and Carpinteria, but damage remained limited. The seepage followed an earlier well blowout that fouled long stretches of Southern California beaches and harmed wildlife.
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Greek Giants Bid For Oil Concession
Athens reports an economic clash between shipping magnates Aristotle Onassis and Stavros Niarchos as they vie for a Greek oil refinery concession from the government.
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Heart Recipient Is Satisfactory
The Southland's first heart transplant patient Oxnard grocer Richard Charles Newell remains progress ing satisfactorily at Harbor General Hospital in Torrance. The 58 year old man received his new heart February 20 from a Torrance woman who died in a crash. Niarchos said he was topping Onassis' 400 million investment offer by 100 million dollars in cash as a guarantee for a separate deal. Both men seek concession to build and operate a 50 million oil refinery to process seven million tons of crude annually, backed by their shipping fleets.
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Classifieds From Lone Beach Page Dated Today
Local classified column from Lone Beach lists new ads and listings near Pine Avenue and St. Street. Contact phones 435-1161 and 432-5959 appear for reader inquiries and classified purchases.
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Tides and Temperatures Report for Beach Vicinity Weather
Cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers this morning, then mostly sunny Monday. Continued cool conditions with some isolated showers possible today. Interior mountain areas may see snow near 4500 feet, with highs in the 50s to 60s across Imperial and Coachella Valleys and surrounding regions. Offshore winds overnight shifting to north northwest. Moon phase and tide times noted.
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Merced flood work urged by two California reps
Two California representatives urged the Army Engineers to accelerate feasibility reports for a $37 million Merced County flood-control project. Reps. Sisk and McFall asked the chief of engineers to ensure final recommendations reach Congress in time to include the project in next year’s omnibus flood control bill.
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