Fatal dog attack kills two boys in Virginia
In Madison Heights Amherst County two four year old Gene Anthony Goodman and three year old Kenneth Goodman were killed by a pack of German shepherd dogs near a creek behind their home. Their father Eugene H. Goodman battled the animals with a rake. Police impounded two dogs and shot a third after the attack. The childrens mother Mrs. Goodman was inside the house with their daughter Cindy 1 when screams drew her to help.
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Heart Transplant Patient Faces Sudden Deterioration
Cape Town UPI Louis Washkansky, 55, the heart transplant recipient, worsened with possible rejection. Dr Christian Barnard said the condition could reflect immune response or infection as the team at Groote Schuur Hospital monitors lung complications and pneumonia treatment.
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Jets Launch Fifth Consecutive Hanoi Raids In Vietnam War
UPI reports American jets carried out a massive strike on Hanoi for the fifth straight day. Tass described heavy bombing and strafing as MIGs engaged and air defenses fought back. Western spokesmen said two main North Vietnamese airbases were hit and two U.S. jets were shot down.
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Sunlight Returns After West Texas Snowstorm
A major four day storm in Texas dropped up to half an inch of snow in Panhandle towns, knocked out power in Lubbock area, and brought freezing rain. Temperatures rose to near 60s in Odessa Midland before dipping again, with more wintry weather expected midweek.
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Supreme Court curbs police eavesdropping in Katz ruling
The Supreme Court reversed a Los Angeles man’s conviction in a 7 1 decision holding the Fourth Amendment protects people not places as police listened to conversations via an outside microphone at a public telephone booth. Justice Stewart wrote the uninvited ear violated rights.
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Icy Weather Hampers Rescue Efforts Across Southwest
With blizzards and freezing rain raging across Arizona New Mexico and Texas a rescue fleet including U S Air Force helicopters from Window Rock Winslow and Luke Air Force Base operated to aid stranded Navajo Hopi residents and 10 000 head of livestock while a coastal storm threatened the Northwest and Upper Midwest.
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Two Dead as Tornadoes Hit Huntsville and Surrounding Areas
Two people died and more than 30 were injured as two tornadoes struck Huntsville Alabama and nearby towns. Floodwaters forced residents to flee while authorities issued tornado watches and severe thunderstorm alerts for portions of Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana. A mobile home park on Huntsville's South Side lost a trailer and a second fatality occurred in Laceys Springs eight miles south of town. The Marshall Space Flight Center and Redstone Arsenal escaped damage.
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Harold Holt Feared Dead
Harold Holt disappeared while swimming near Portsea Australia. Prime Minister John McEwen named to succeed Holt as temporary leader until the Liberal Party elects a new head. Authorities suspended search after a wide sea and air effort failed to recover the body.
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The Quipster Light Hair Sign of Old Age
The Quipster Light hair on his dark suit may be a sign of old age. But it wasn't always that way.
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Bridge Disaster in West Virginia Death Toll Rises to Sixteen
In light rain waterborne crane recovered three more bodies from a crumpled car after the Ohio River bridge collapse. The tally reached 16 dead with 41 missing as crews hauled up bridge superstructure and vehicles from the wreckage. Rain risk looms, hindering dive efforts.
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W. Va
Ohio River
Ohio
West Virginia
Survivor recalls hours of ordeal after New Mexico crash
One of four survivors recounts the hours of peril after a New Mexico plane crash. The incident left multiple passengers injured as rescuers reached the wreckage and responders coordinated search efforts.
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