Mrs Stuart Symington Dies At 69
Washington AP reports Evelyn Wadsworth Symington wife of U S Senator Stuart Symington and mother of Rep James Symington died Sunday of a heart attack after attending the Redskins Packers playoff game She was 69 and had recently vacationed in Florida and Eastern Europe with Congress members Her father James W Wadsworth Jr was a Republican senator and representative from New York Her mother was Alice Hay daughter of John Hay
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James Symington
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New York
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Alice Hay
John Hay
Lincoln
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
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Managua Aftershock Earthquake Survivors Desperate for Food
Nicaragua's leader Gen. Anastasio Somoza urged aid focused on food rather than medicine or plasma. Managua suffered massive destruction with up to 10,000 dead, 20,000 injured, and 250,000 unemployed amid outages and evacuations. U.S. relief teams and CARE mobilized large food stocks as fire and water shortages persisted.
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New York
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MacDill Air Force Base
Florida
Army
Carlos Giron Romero
General Hospital
el Retiro
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China's Dancing Girls Update From Shansi Province
The report describes rural and city performances by dance groups in Shansi, their halted program during the Cultural Revolution, and a system with army and worker representation. It notes wages for performances, ticket prices at opera houses and factories, and a new local opera Sons and Daughters of Tan Seng Mountains. It mentions a Central Conservatory in Beijing and backstage glimpses of peasant girls with makeup.
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Liu Shao-chi
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Peoples Liberation Army
Tan Seng Mountains
Central Conservatory
Peking
Central Opera
China
Navy doctor urges ban on tattoos in California
Capt William Carson MD head of dermatology at San Diego Naval Hospital calls for shutting down tattoo parlors nationwide noting tattoos are painful to remove and potentially dangerous. He cites New York as already acting and argues California should follow suit despite progress.
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Survivors Eat Flesh After Andes Plane Crash Ordeal
Officials confirm 16 survivors of a Uruguayan rugby team plane crash in the Andes ate the flesh of dead comrades to avoid starvation during a 69 day trek. They stored food, melted snow for water, and endured isolation as 29 died. 3 survivors have returned to Montevideo, with 13 remaining in Santiago en route home.
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Argentina
Jose Luis Iniciarte
Banks Raise Prime Rate to Six Percent Nationwide
A group of top banks including Chase Manhattan and Manufacturers Hanover boosted their prime lending rate from 5% to 6%, aligning with rising short term rates. Chemical Bank and Marine Midland joined, as First National City and Mellon Bank also hiked to 6%, despite federal inflation controls.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
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Chemical Bank
Marine Midland Bank
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First National City Bank
Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh
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