Old Soldier Remembers at Arlington Veterans Day Ceremony
An elderly veteran in WW I attire attends the wreath-laying at Arlington National Cemetery with 3,000 soaked attendees. Jon Ambrose’s name tag is visible as President Nixon’s representative Donald Johnson and VA head walk to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier amid heavy rain on the WWI armistice anniversary.
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Vietnam War Standstill With Few Ground Contacts Reported
Communists downed another American helicopter in the Mekong Delta near La Dee about 70 miles southwest of Saigon. No casualties, 415th helicopter lost since 1961. Arafat warned of civil war in Jordan as Egypt's Arab Socialist Union names Sadat party chairman in Tripoli. Luna 17 mission launched, Luna 46 previously scooped lunar soil. U.S. to lend Peru over 26 million for earthquake reconstruction. Colombia endures severe winter, 60,000 homeless, 133 dead. Mercury found in fish eating wildlife around Michigan’s Lake St Clair. four waterfowl species show mercury residues.
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Lima
Peru
Taylor Belcher
Bogota
Colombia
Jose Antonio Maregas
del Cesar
Magdalena
Washington
Michigan
Lake St. Clair
Interior Department
Scientists Create Reproducing Living Cell From Components
A scientist at the University at Buffalo says he has created a living reproducing cell from isolated components. Dr. James Danielli announced the artificial synthesis of a cell by reassembling its parts, signaling a new era in artificial life research and possible future microbes and even life on Mars.
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N.Y
New York State University At Buffalo
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Sacramento City College names Angela Davis homecoming queen
Angela Davis, indicted as a conspirator in the Marin County courthouse shootout, was named honorary homecoming queen by the Sacramento City College Student Executive Senate. The 12 to 3 vote included eight abstentions amid debate over the tradition and calls from Black Students Union members.
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Marin County
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Belli sued over magazine authorship claim
University of San Diego law student Sandor Sharpery files a $100000 suit in Superior Court saying attorney Melvin Belli listed only his name on a magazine article Sharpery wrote about parole. Sharpery says he should be co author of Behind The Iron Curtain of Parole. Jennifer Dohrn speaks at New York conference about Timothy Leary message to revolutionaries.
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University of San Diego
Belli
Superior Court
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Shapery
Jennifer Dohrn
Weatherman
Bernardine Dohrn
New York
Timothy Leary
LSD
Algeria
U.S
Wirephott
Gifted Woman Has 32nd Child
Maria Addolorata Casalini, 41, gave birth to her 32nd child, a girl, with both mother and baby reported in good condition. The Italian farm laborer husband Pie rm Casalini, 41, works near Brindusi. Casalini has had twins, triplets, and two sets of quadruplets. She said she has the gift of having children easily and asks what more can be done.
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L A to Rome jet hijacker sentenced in Italy
Raf faele Minichiello, 21, was given seven and a half years in an Italian prison for hijacking an American airliner from Los Angeles to Rome. He could be freed in about two years with good behavior after the court pardoned two years and noted extenuating circumstances. He had already served one year awaiting trial, leaving four and a half years to serve, with possible early release for good conduct. The piece also notes Ike’s home at Indian Wells, California, was sold, purchased by Harold Hulton.
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Sinatra pulls out of Dead Right role after hand surgery
Frank Sinatra has withdrawn from his star part in Warner Brothers motion picture Dead Right due to medical complications. After a serious hand operation months ago he continues to suffer pain delaying his recovery and filming.
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