Tutankhamen mummy shows possible fatal blow to head
Two British anatomists reporting from the tomb of Tutankhamen near Luxor say the 3,300-year-old pharaoh likely died from a brain hemorrhage caused by a skull fracture from a sharp blow. They note political and religious turmoil during his brief 19 year reign and the era’s strife over Amon and Aton.
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International To Elect Five ICJ Members
Five members of the International Court of Justice will be elected today with candidates from the United States the Soviet Union and Uruguay considered likely winners on the first ballot. A second round may be needed for the two remaining seats as Asia Africa and Western Europe contenders vie in ballots by the General Assembly and the Security Council.
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Accidents Kill Three On Nevada Roads
Three people died in separate highway crashes in Nevada on Saturday. Barbara Morris 18 of Hayward California died when a left rear recap came off causing her car to roll on U.S. 50 east of Austin. Lynn Marie Rhodes 15 Sparks died in a Sparks bridge collision with a pickup. George Buckheart 51 Carson City died in a head on collision on U.S. 395 north of Minden. Three others injured. one driver charged. Nevada highway toll rises to 183 for the year.
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House aims to end student draft deferments this week
Democratic lawmakers press for a broad overhaul of the Selective Service with a floor vote on Nixon's draft lottery plan. They seek to repeal college deferments and end four year exemptions while Congress confronts continuing resolutions and education funding amid tax reform talks and welfare changes. Secretary Rogers meets Senate on arms control plans ahead of Helsinki talks.
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Congressmen Visit Russia In First Of Exchanges
A 12 member U S congressional delegation led by Sen John Sparkman arrived in Moscow for two days of talks with the Supreme Soviet Then they head to Tashkent for a farm tour before flying to New Delhi for an Inter Parliamentary Union meeting Sparkman said a Soviet return visit was likely and that exchanges would improve relations with the Soviet Union under Gromyko's urging.
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