Texas Former first lady admitted to hospital
Former first lady Lady Bird Johnson, 86, was admitted to Seton Medical Center in Austin after fainting at home. Spokespeople said she remains awake and alert and will be observed overnight due to age, with officials noting she has episodic fainting spells.
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Clinton salutes veterans at Arlington ceremony
President Clinton paid tribute to the nation's war dead at Arlington National Cemetery under gray skies. He announced a new military spending bill and the return of three Korean War MIAs. A soldier completed a 1500 mile march for a WWII monument in D.C. and former U.S. commandos protested at the Vietnam Memorial while a New York parade drew about 1,000 people.
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Apartment Collapse in Foggia Traps Dozens in Italy
A six story building in Foggia, Italy collapsed at 3:15 am trapping 70 to 75 inside. By nightfall 17 survivors were accounted for, with 13 bodies recovered. A young man was pulled out alive after more than nine hours. Authorities fear about 50 dead. a structural failure is suspected amid renovation activity.
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Experts predict medical future with smart sensors and implants
The British Medical Journal editor notes breakthroughs over the next two decades include stair climbing wheelchairs and implanted insulin reservoirs. Advances focus on gene understanding and disease prediction, with sensors automating tests and delivering treatments, reducing painful finger pricks for diabetics.
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Navy honors Spielberg and Hanks for Saving Private Ryan
The Navy awarded Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks the Distinguished Public Service Award aboard the USS Normandy on Veterans Day for Saving Private Ryan. The film heightened public awareness of World War II sacrifices during the Normandy invasion and the D-Day opening scene.
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