Guard mobilized in riot-hit Albuquerque
National Guard units were brought into Albuquerque to support police after a violent Sunday night of clashes. Rioters damaged downtown property, looted stores, and engaged in street battles injuring at least 13 people. Police reported hundreds involved, dozens hurt, and 150 arrests as guards arrived from Fort Bliss to quell ongoing unrest.
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Four of nonuplets survive with three in danger
A Sydney hospital bulletin reports four of the nine babies born to Geraldine Brodick are alive, while three remain in guarded condition. The dawn Sunday birth involved a premature set delivered at two months gestation, with the mother still unable to meet the newborns. Doctors note the fragile state and urge rest for the father amid ongoing postnatal care.
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Birth of Nine Babies Stuns Canberra Despite Tragedy
The Canberra medical team delivered five boys and four girls, nine babies born in 33 minutes after tests indicated a possible nonuplet birth. Led by Harvey Carey, the delivery occurred at a hospital in Canberra with two previous children born by Caesarean. The parents expressed cautious optimism about Geraldine, while plans for naming the infants remain unresolved.
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Brodricks sell story to Sydney media group
A Sydney hospital scene claims the mother will recover for a week while babies receive provisional baptism by a Roman Catholic rite. The Brodricks reportedly sold their story to a Sydney newspaper and broadcasting group for an undisclosed sum.
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Detroit dope feud leaves seven dead
Seven people were shot to death and an eighth wounded critically in what officers called an execution style killing at a Suspected heroin house on Hazelwood Street near 12th Street in Detroit. Police found about a dozen firearms and narcotics in the two story home as investigators note a possible narcotics power struggle fueling a wave of killings this year. The wife of the wounded man described the scene as a blood bath. Neighbors heard sounds resembling firecrackers before police sirens approached.
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Cambodia fighting widens and intensifies fronts
Cambodian and South Vietnamese troops battled Communist forces on three fronts as Vietnam and Cambodia saw renewed offensives. In central highlands and near Fire Base 5 fighting persisted, while assaults on Phnom Penh’s eastern defenses continued and Srang changed hands several times. North Vietnamese forces reported multiple casualties with U.S. air support aiding South Vietnamese progress near Krek.
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Sinatra's Final Performance at Music Center Gala
Frank Sinatra sang for the last time at a Hollywood gala raising $900,000 for the Motion Picture and Television Relief Fund. The event drew Vice President Agnew and Gov. Reagan, and featured stars like Bob Hope and Princess Grace of Monaco. Sinatra announced his retirement to devote himself to teaching and writing, receiving three standing ovations as he closed with My Way and Angel Eyes, then quipped with Excuse me while I disappear.
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Man killed after ammonia tank ruptures at dairy plant
A Springfield man, Theodore G. West, 53, died when a liquid ammonia tank ruptured at Mid-American Dairymen plant in Springfield. Five others were injured, three hospitalized, with one in serious condition. Names include Fenqld Davis 45 and employees Larry Kent Jim Daniels and James Glover.
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