Lebanon Cease-Fire Faces Strains as Violence Persists
In Lebanon the week-old truce showed scattered violence with six dead and 15 wounded in Beirut area over 24 hours. Disputes remained over a 30,000-man peace force, Syrian troop roles, and a tensed battlefront near Marjayoun amid reports of massacres and retaliations by leftists and rightists.
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West Germany
Hypnosis Convention Promises 21 Years Of Progress
Physicians dentists and attorneys prepare to summarize 21 years of progress in hypnosis at the American Institute of Hypnosis three day convention November 5 at the Aladdin hotel. Dr William Bryan founder will outline growth from 250 doctors in 1955 Life article to the current teaching program in six cities serving more than 19000 professionals.
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Aladdin Hotel
William Bryan
Life Magazine
U.S
Louis S. Katz
San Diego
Stanley Fleishman
Beverly Hills
Bryan
National Police Officers Association
Dutch Commuter Collision Kills Seven in Goes
A preliminary inquiry into a Wednesday crash in Goes shows a commuter train struck a stationary freight train. Seven died and 11 were injured, including several students en route to a technical school in Flushing. Officials noted uncertainty over mechanical fault versus human error.
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Polling Accuracy Questioned by UNLV Sociologist
Prof Dr Donald Carns of UNLV argues many election polls are unreliable. He notes mail-in polls and pass-out surveys lack controls against multiple submissions, bias, and duplication and cites seven candidate polls with five to twenty questions.
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Donald Carns
UNLV
College of Arts and Letters
Carns
Electrically powered street cars begin service in New York 1874
The article notes that electrified street cars started operating in New York City in 1874. It highlights a pivotal shift in urban transit powered by electric propulsion, marking a milestone in public transportation history.
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New York City
Teenager Indicted In Murder Case In Clark County
The Clark County Grand Jury indicted Melvin J. Collins, 18, for murder in the stabbing death of Kenneth Owens, also 18, found in a bathroom at 2500 Karen Ave on June 17. Police described a violent struggle with multiple stab wounds and no forced entry. Collins, a neighbor, was arrested after officers noticed arm cuts during a routine interview.
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Melvin J. Collins
Kenneth Owens
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