Senator Dirksen Dies After Chest Cancer Operation
Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen died at 4:52 p.m. at Walter Reed Army Medical Center from heart and lung failure, days after chest cancer surgery. The 73 year old Republican leader suffered three cardiac arrests after the first attack at 2:51 p.m. EDT. Dirksen’s wife Louella was at his side as doctors failed to revive him. Funeral plans were announced, with burial in Pekin, Illinois. President Nixon and Lyndon Johnson paid tributes to the “giant” of Congress.
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Action Line Readers Seek Help With School Crossing Signs
A reader complains that untrimmed trees obscure a Charlemagne Avenue intersection near Pageannty Street. The city traffic department says trees will be trimmed and welcomes further reports at 436-9041 Ext. 350.
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Los Alamitos payoff error prompts refund offer
A reader disputes a June 26 race payoff at Los Alamitos. Lump Jaw finished second with 4.80 posted, but the window later showed 7. Williams cites a computer error, saying the correct payout was 2.80 and overpayments occurred. Patrons may mail tickets for the corrected $7 payoff. Williams apologizes for delays.
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Brazil Red Terrorists Free U S Envoy Elbrick
UPI reports U S Ambassador Burke Elbrick was released unharmed after three days in captivity by Brazilian Red terrorists seeking freedom for 19 political prisoners of the military regime. Elbrick, 61, arrived at his residence in a taxi four hours after prisoners landed in Mexico City. He said the assailants struck him once with a pistol during transfer between ears as they resisted. The taxi driver described the escape scene.
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White House Eyes Viet Nam Ceasefire Despite Doubts
The White House cast doubt on North Vietnam's 72 hour ceasefire proposal while leaving open possible acceptance if Hanoi proves sincerity. Nixon awaiting Gen Abrams assessment as Agnew notes possible steps toward peace. Ensuing attacks since the offer have risen prompting close hourly review.
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Between Teenagers and Parents Identity Search in Adolescence
A feature exploring the teenage quest for selfhood and autonomy, outlining how youths wrestle with identity, rebellion, and fitting in. The piece notes social pressures from mass media, family dynamics, and the need for supportive guidance during a turbulent developmental period.
Bishop Pike Found Dead After Fall in Judean Desert
The body of James A. Pike former Episcopal bishop of California was found on a canyon ledge after a fall from a deep gorge near the Dead Sea in Israel. Pike a 36 year old lawyer turned clerk died during a research trip with his wife Diane. Israeli border police and army helicopters recovered the body. Mrs Pike described his lack of fear of death and quoted his wish to die there if necessary. Search parties organized by Israeli police and Bedouin aided in the investigation.
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Widespread search uncovers corpse near Dead Sea scroll site
In a six day operation trackers and volunteers combed the wasteland where ancient scrolls were found two decades ago. The corpse lay on a difficult ledge and was finally airlifted on a rope and transported to Tel Aviv. An Israeli pathologist said Pike died instantly from the fall. His wife helped lead a rescue party and her brother joined the search.
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Senator Symington Proposes Low Fees For C5A Cargo Lift
Senator Symington proposes cutting fees for the Air Force C5A cargo plane with a bold airlift plan. Mayor Alsoto claims fraud and vows to probe alleged mob ties in local circuits. Campuses brace for fresh student protests across campuses with possible demonstrations and university spikes in activity.
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