O'Brien wins sweepstakes money then courts drunken charge
In San Francisco, Joseph Francis O'Brien 56 who won 140000 in Trish sweepstakes money two years ago faced a drunken charge after appearing before Judge Alvin Weinberger who ordered a psychiatric examination. O'Brien lamented money and drink and said much went to Nevada gambling. In Philadelphia Luigi Carosa 21 became a father after a hospital incident where he damaged a phone booth but was sedated and sent home. In Cincinnati zoo officials recovered a missing black swan only to be unable to catch it. In Milwaukee Charles Willard McCarthy sought to change his name to Charles Patrick Murphy due to ridicule. In Rochester a chimney was removed from the wrong roof by a mason. In Memphis a dog tranquilizer scheme with dog biscuits failed. In Sheridan two cowboys were injured in a horseback collision and a fire incident while summoning aid.
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Alvin Weinberger
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O'Brien
Trish
Weinberger
George Pohley
Nevada
Rochester
Henry O. Erbland
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Hearing to Reveal Campaign Expenses in Washington
Hearing to reveal campaign spending and sources in the national election. Gore notes major party groups and subcommittees may spend up to three million dollars, with hearings set to cover September financing and October appearances by party chairmen and campaign officials.
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Sony
Gore
D-Tenn
Todey
Americans For
Nnion
Isidiaries
Paul M. Butler
Leonard W. Hall
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Japan Typhoon Hits Tokyo and Yokohama
Severe Typhoon Harriet struck Tokyo and Yokohama causing widespread damage and leaving at least 30 people missing as it moved toward the Pacific. Emergency crews mounted swift rescue efforts amid rising tides and debris in coastal areas.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Pacific
Radioactivity concerns after Japanese disaster and missing hikers
Fragmented report notes two dead in Japan and up to 30 missing or injured after a storm. It mentions a higher than normal radioactive count from a Russian nuclear test fallout and a passenger train incident on flooded tracks. The Coast Guard rescued the Bed-1 crew off Okinawa as safety officials cite background radiation levels.
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Japan
Honolulu
Torial Board of Health
Siberia
Alare
Hawaii
Pava
Los Angeles
California Safety Council
U. S. Coast Guard
United States
Ford Earl
Okinawa
Robert E
Brown Asks Knight Join Hospital Quiz
California Atty General Edmund G. Brown urged Governor Goodwin J. Knight to back a nonpartisan probe of the state's 14 mental hospitals. He proposed the American Psychiatric Association conduct the inquiry on a cost basis next year and said he wants to keep the effort out of politics while pursuing hospital improvement. Brown has assigned deputies and DOJ investigators to assist in hearings sparked by a report on abuse at Modesto State Hospital.
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San Francisco
California
Edmund G. Brown
Goodwin J- Knight
Brown
Knight
American Psychiatrists Assn
Washington,d. C
Charles K. Bush
Central Inspection ‘Purenu
Adenauer to Meet Mol Jet in West Germany Conference
Bonn government sources say Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French Premier Gary Mol Jet will hold a one day conference in West Germany this Saturday to discuss pressing Franco German issues.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Gary Mol
West Germany
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