Finkbine in Hospital After Abortion Approval
Sherri Finkbine, a Phoenix television performer and mother of four, was admitted to Caroline Hospital in Stockholm days after the State Medical Board granted permission for an abortion. The 13th week pregnancy, blamed on thalidomide exposure, prompted the board to allow the procedure, to be performed soon. Her husband Robert accompanied her, and the couple planned to return home next week.
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Sherri Finkbine
Caroline Hospital
United States
State Madical Board
Phoenix
Riz
Ready
Finkbine
Rancher Drowns After River Boat Capsizes
Rey Reynolds 24 an Elkhorn ranch worker drowned when the boat he and his brother Troy 22 were using for fishing tipped over in the Sacramento River in Yolo County California. Troy said they tried to swim to shore but Rey disappeared under the water. Divers recovered the body early yesterday.
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Elkhorn Ranch
Sacramento
Troy
Yolo County
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Trey
Humphrey Defends Integrity in Senate Stockpile Probe
Multi millionaire George M Humphrey testified for hours to a Senate subcommittee denying any gossip about his integrity as treasury secretary He argued the Hanna company contracts were negotiated before his 1953 in office and dismissed questions about profits while insisting his wealth is modest He said he gave up top pay to serve the country and labeled critics as misleading about his finances
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George M. Humphrey
Senate
Treasury
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Eisenhower
Stuart Symington
Symington
Truman
Howard S. Young
Defense Minerals Procurement Admnistration
Hanna
Young
Subcommittee
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Truman Administration
Hamna
Stil
National Steel Corp
Continue Search For Lost Twins In California
About 50 volunteers continued a coast search in Watsonville California for twins Harry and Larry Teachey who disappeared while playing near Sunset Beach. The boys, ages unknown, wandered from a camping family Thursday night and were not found as searchers pressed on Friday.
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Ivear
Phoenix Artz
Sunset Beach
Harry
Larry Teachey
Remember When The Inflation Shock Of 28 Years Ago
New York report notes the Tax Foundation ties inflation to prices from decades earlier. Article recalls 28 years ago when a Chevrolet cost $625 and basic groceries ranged from 27 cents a dozen eggs to 18 cents per pound ground beef, highlighting historic cost shifts.
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New York
UPI
Greenspun attacks Sawyer backers in Nevada governor race
Greenspun accuses Sawyer allies and the hotel association of backing corruption in Las Vegas. He claims Ulom and Grayson hold posts to influence the Gaming Control Board and Public Service Commission. Greenspun pledges to defend the gaming industry and challenge Sawyer in Carson City.
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Ulom
Public Service Commission
Gaming Control Board
Grawson
Carson City
Nevada
Utah Dairy Industry Takes Steps Over Radioactive Iodine Levels
Health Service reports iodine radioactivity largely eliminated by time milk products reach consumers. Utah dairy handlers shift from fresh pasturage to storage feed and divert milk to butter and cheese to allow radioactivity to dissipate. An Atomic Energy Commission cites atmospheric tests over Nevada as the main source.
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Iowa
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Russia
Option Council
U.S
Domnnd R. Chadwick
Police Arrest Two Forgers in Las Vegas Case
Las Vegas police arrested Virgil M. Birely, 37, on a bench warrant for forgery after he allegedly cashed a $44 check forged with the name C. E. Briscoe at Western Liquor Store. A second suspect, Howard K. Williams, was identified as forging a signature on American Express Travellers checks used to buy train tickets.
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Philadelphia
Justice of the
Myron Leavitt
Birely
C. E. Briscoe
Western Liquor
Howard K. Williams
American Express
Bandits’ Getaway Appears Clean After U.S. Mail Heist
The gang that robbed a U.S. mail truck of 1.55 million dollars in the nation’s largest cash heist seems to have fled without leaving traces. William F. White, chief regional postal inspector, told reporters there is nothing of importance to disclose and the remark was not presented yesterday.
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API
U S
Willam
Vester- Gay
Sample Ballot Letters Go To Voters
Clark County mails over 25 000 sample ballots to non Las Vegas residents using regular machines. Voters in Las Vegas receive ballots for TBM machines with district instructions. County Clerk Helen Reed urges careful review and to keep the envelope with precinct numbers and polling places.
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Clark County
Las Vegas
Helen Scott Reed
Secretary of State
Justice of the Peace
Kidnaper Meador Waives Extradition to Arizona
James Meador, a youthfully described kidnapper and rapist, waived removal to Arizona where he faces possible death for kidnapping a deputy sheriff, a California woman, and her two daughters. He terrorized a three state area after escape and was held on $100,000 bail after Mesquite arrest.
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Arizona
California
Meador
Roger D. Foley
Mesquite
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