Kennedy to be moved to Boston hospital for possible surgery
Senator Edward M Kennedy, confined in a metal frame after a broken back, was scheduled to be transferred to New England Baptist Hospital in Boston. He will be cared for by three surgeons from Baptist Hospital and Lahey Clinic, with the neurosurgeon involved because the injury is near the spinal cord.
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Nation's Weather Summary
United Press International reports the 24 hour period ending at 4 am covers national temperatures and precipitation. Weather patterns show varying regional conditions with notable rainfall in some areas and cooler periods in others.
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Temperature Extremes Reported Across Continental U.S.
The UPI dispatch notes the highest reading of 108 degrees at Mineral Wells Texas and the lowest of 30 degrees at Redmond Oregon, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, per the U.S. Weather Bureau.
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Funeral Directors Called Ghoulish Gravediggers in Hearse Trade
Canon Hord A. Johnson of St John the Divine in New York condemned funeral directors as ghoulish profiteers while praising most morticians. He told the Senate antitrust subcommittee that American religion fails to teach dying. The committee released a chart showing funeral costs rise with casket prices across 13 states, others constant.
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Economic Agreement Reached in Italian Coalition Talks
Rome Premier designate Aldo Moro's Christian Democrats reached a center-left coalition deal with the Socialists and partners on economic programming city reform and school aid. Talks followed a collapsed earlier government as parties debated responses to Italy's economic crisis.
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Capt Svenson Sentenced to Seven Years for Desertion and Theft
Capt Alfred Svenson of Scranton Pennsylvania was convicted by a U S Army court martial of desertion to the Communists and theft of a military jeep near the East West German border. He received seven years in prison, loss of pay and benefits, and a dishonorable discharge. Svenson declared he did not act voluntarily and appeared largely calm as the verdict was read.
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Three-Year Pact Ends TV Strike Threat
A last minute three year contract averts a television actors strike. The agreement raises actor pay for credits and foreign showings, creates a permanent committee to ease future negotiations, and requires approval by the Green Actors Guild and the Association of Motion Picture and Television Producers. Spokesmen call the settlement a positive development for labor relations in the industry.
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North Vietnamese troops blamed for Nam Dong attack
Brig. Gen Nguyen Chanh Thi said two of four North Vietnamese battalions helped assault the U S Special Forces camp at Nam Dong, killing an American and wounding four others. U S intelligence and Washington Defense officials denied evidence supporting Thi's claim. An Australian also died in the Nam Dong attack.
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Russian Proposal Rejected by U S Officials
Washington officials say the Soviet Union's test proposal for a United Nations peace keeping force is unacceptable in its present form. Some see it as a Kremlin bid for broader negotiations while others view it as a tactical move to gain leverage before the U N General Assembly meets this fall.
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