Shirley Temple Black Undergoes Cancer Surgery
Former child star Shirley Temple Black had a mastectomy at Stanford Hospital last week performed by Dr. Fred Shidler. The operation removed all malignancy and she will remain hospitalized indefinitely. She urges women to seek medical diagnosis for unusual symptoms and to confront fear of doctors.
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Kissinger Declines Peace Prize From Easter Churches Council
Henry Kissinger declined the Peace Prize bronze medallion offered by the Churches of the Family of Man council. A spokesman confirmed Kissinger selected for the award last September but refused due to other negotiations. Copies of Kissinger and Rev. Dan M. Potter letters surfaced via Rev. A. Kendall Smith from council offices after a sit-in protest.
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Lansky Detained After Latin America Rebuffs Asylum Request
Meyer Lansky, 71, denied asylum by six Latin American governments, was boarded on a Braniff jet to Miami where he faced possible tax evasion and racketeering indictments. U.S. Attorney Robert Rust said he would be arrested on arrival in Miami, with multiple indictments pending in Miami New York and Las Vegas.
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Vietnamese Student Seeks U S Political Asylum
Nguyen Tang Huyen a 23 year old South Vietnamese student at Case Western Reserve University seeks political asylum to avoid return to Saigon. He is one of seven AID scholars whose funding was cut at Saigon’s request and the only one to apply for asylum amid fear of reprisals.
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Case Western Reserve University
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German Treaty Signed
Bonn and East Berlin reached a draft pact to normalize relations after two decades of Cold War. East Germany would send an ambassador to Bonn and West Germany a minister to East Berlin, with West Berlin represented in all matters except status and security. The accord could boost Willy Brandt in the November 19 election.
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NBC to End Bonanza Run as Ponderosa Closure Looms
NBC cancels Bonanza after 14 seasons in the midst of schedule shakeups. Dortort confirms the Cartwright family saga will cease next January 23, with Night Gallery and other projects replacing the western on NBC. The move follows declining ratings and Dan Blocker death, as NBC reshapes its lineup.
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Shape Of Ears May Indicate Kidney Health
Dr. Paul C. Peters of the University of Texas told Cleveland urologists that a child’s ear size and shape reflect similar developmental stages as the kidneys. He said unusually shaped ears may signal abnormal kidneys and possible defects.
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Ohio
University of Texas
Paul C. Peters
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