Toni Beugen Lives Normal Life Again
Toni Beugen, 17, who received a double kidney transplant from a deceased child at the University of Minnesota hospitals, has returned to a normal life in St. Louis Park High School. Now thriving, she maintains a B average, plans drama study at the U of Minnesota, and recalls the operation as a major medical breakthrough and a personal turning point.
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Toni Beugen
St. Louis Park High School
Toni
University of Minnesota
Jack Beugen
U S Delays Policy Speech At United Nations
The United States postpones its policy address at the U N General Assembly for a week hoping the Soviet Union clarifies its peacekeeping debt stance. Thant intends to return mid week as Washington weighs Gro myko’s Monday remarks and U S plans.
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United States
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Johnson
U.N
U Thant
Thant
U.S
Assembly
State Department
Andrei A. Gromyko
Europe
Asia
Africa
U. S
Adlai F. Stevenson
Gromyko
Beatniks Anonymous Formed with Shore Water Prank Pact
A new group named Beatniks Anonymous forms with a quirky rule. If a member feels like taking a bath, another member rushes over and shuts off the water, showcasing their offbeat communal humor.
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Beatniks Anonymous
British Guiana's Marxist Premier May Lose Office
As returns come in from 13 of 35 districts in Georgetown and rural areas, Forbes Burnham’s People's National Congress leads with 46 328 votes to 33.8 percent for Japan's Progressive party. Jagan's party gains in capital districts but trails overall, with a new proportional representation system to allocate seats.
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Georgetown
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Forbes Burnham
People’s National Congress
Japan
People's Progressive Party
United Force
Congress Party
Assembly
Progressive
Burnham
U.S
Violence Returns to Khartoum As Rioting Reignites
Armored cars and police patrol Khartoum amid two days of clashes. The death toll reaches about 3 percent with over 500 people injured as violence spills into suburbs and local Arabs pursue African blacks blamed for the unrest.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Suspend Student Strike As Peace Plan Studied
Berkeley faculty review 1200 member Academic Senate meeting to assess a peace proposal rejected by Free Speech Movement leaders. Insurgent students suspend their strike until Wednesday morning while protests hinge on Senate findings and Regents rules on on campus recruitment and off campus activity.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Re Academic Senate
Fauulty
Academic Senate
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
University Board of Regents
Free Speech Movement
South
Indonesian Mob Attacks U SIS Library in Surabaya
A mob of about 1 000 Indonesian demonstrators stormed the U S Information Service library in Surabaya wrecking interiors burning books and furniture and tearing down the American flag The attack followed a Jakarta assault four days earlier no staff were hurt and police reinforcements arrived after the library was damaged
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Congo
Malaysia
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Surabaya
U.S
American Cultural Center
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Malsia
Sukarno
USIS
Paul Neilson
Neilson
Allan McLean
Baker Case Decision Due Today
A Senate Rules Committee inquiry into Bobby Baker stalled by a weekend recess moved toward a climactic decision. The panel summoned a Washington lobbyist friend of Baker to explain a $5,000 payment from a California bank as the probe into Baker and an alleged political payoff continues.
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Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
California
Committee plans to question lobbyist over bank money trail
The committee intends to question Wayne Bromley about work for Redwood National Bank of San Rafael California to earn the funds and whether Baker benefited from any portion.
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Wayne Bromley
Redwood National Bank of
San Rafael
Calif
Baker
Labor minister shoots self after dismissal in Havana
AP reports Labor Minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez of Cuba shot himself after being notified of his dismissal. In Cincinnati, Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge Benjamin Schwartz held 13-year-old George Rickey not to be tried in adult court for the slaying of 4-year-old Debbie Cappens. At White Sands Missile Range, a Little Joe 2 rocket test released a dummy moonship as part of the lunar mission escape system assessment.
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Fla
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Benjamin Schwartz
George Rickey
Debbie Cappens
White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Viet Cong Overruns Outpost Killing Three Americans
Viet Cong guerrillas overran a southern Viet Nam outpost killing three American soldiers, with ten Vietnamese wounded. The attack follows earlier clashes as insurgents push toward a district headquarters in the An Lao valley near Saigon, with helicopters and armored vehicles involved in ongoing fighting.
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Saigon
South Vet Nam
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South Viet Nam
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An Lao
Clement A. Wyllie
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wealthy Twin Murder Suspect Held in California
In Temple City California a 22 year old Phoenix man was booked on murder suspicion after his twin brother Todd Michelson was fatally shot with a .22 caliber rifle. Police say two shots were fired and Timothy Michelson gave an unclear account while his mother arrived at the sheriff's station.
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Temple City
Calif
Phoenix
Timothy
Burch Plans National Committee Push Over GOP Leadership
Washington AP Dean Burch the Republican National Chairman faces internal critics and will send a detailed summary of his views to 132 National Committee members ahead of their January Chicago meeting. The move follows calls from Republican governors for broader leadership and comes after the resignation of executive director John Grenier.
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Washington
Dean Burch
GOP National Committee
Burch
National Committee
Chicago
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Denver
Governors react to national chairman statement in GOP split
Idaho Gov. Robert Smylie denounces the chairman as hollow and shallow while accusing the GOP National Committee of opposing him. Oregon Gov. Mark Hatfield calls for concrete actions to back up inclusive rhetoric before moving forward.
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Idaho
Robert F. Smylie
GOP
Republican National Committee
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
President And Wilson Meet Again In Talks On Alliance
Washington AP President Johnson and Prime Minister Harold Wilson resume talks focusing on the Atlantic Alliance nuclear future and Southeast Asia. Wilson outlined ideas for a NATO nuclear force in a midafternoon session, with Johnson expected to respond to a multilateral force concept.
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Johnson
Harold Wilson
Atlantic Alliance
Southeast Asia
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Labor plan for NATO nuclear command eyed by ministers
Wilson favors a new NATO nuclear command to include Britain's bombers and submarines and much of Europe’s tactical weapons. The prime minister may discuss expanding British duties east of Suez in the Middle East and Malaysia, while Johnson urges similar focus on South Vietnam.
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NATO
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Europe
Suez
Middle East
Malaysia
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Brando and Ex Wife in Custody Clash Over Son
In Los Angeles Marlon Brando secured full custody of Christian Devin after a day of back and forth moves and a hotel lobby confrontation with Anna Kashfi. Kashfi was arrested for battery on a police officer after winded pursuit and property damage as custody proceedings continued.
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Marlon Brando
Anna Kashfi
Christian Devin
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Brando
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