Wallace resumes acupuncture for pain relief in Alabama
Alabama Governor George Wallace's fourth acupuncture session was reported with no stated progress. Aides said Dr Ling Sun Chu performed the treatment as in prior sessions, following Wallace's May 15 1972 shooting and multiple operations. Also noted is former Paris Opera prima ballerina Mireille Negre quitting dance at 27 to join a Carmelite order, taking the name Sister Mireille Heart Of Jesus, after a career that included performances with Rudolf Nureyev in major European cities.
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Graham backs off castration remark after storm over rapists
Evangelist Billy Graham said his comment that rapists should be castrated was an offhand remark he regretted soon after. He explained it at a Johannesburg news conference and noted it reflected concern over rising rapes during his South Africa visit. The same week John Lennon announced Nutopia, a “country” with no land or borders, while asking for U N admission.
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11th air crash victim found in Alameda rubble
Bones from the 11th victim were recovered from the wreckage of an apartment building destroyed in the Navy fighter crash in Alameda. Deputies said hip bones belonging to a man between 40 and 45 years old were identified, bringing the death toll to more than ten as authorities had counted initially.
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Muskie warns of one man rule in Nixon reply
Senator Edmund Muskie responds to President Nixon by warning Congress about a potential one man rule. He cites phase two economic controls, meat price ceilings, and continuing bombing in Southeast Asia as proof the war is not over. He urges full Watergate testimony, reform in health care and education, and persistence against poverty.
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Tear gas used at Tijuana protest near city hall
Police dispersed about 150 demonstrators blocking a downtown street with tear gas at the Tijuana Municipal Administration Building. Fourteen were arrested for disturbing the peace, including four students from the University of Baja California. The rally echoed a month earlier over layoffs at an electronics plant amid labor-law claims.
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Collision of trains kills two in El Monte incident
Two Southern Pacific freight trains collided after a switching error near El Monte, killing engineer Elwyn Nall, 64, of Glendale and brakeman Norman A. Bakerfield, age not fully shown, injuring four others and derailing four locomotives and 17 freight cars. The crash trapped victims amid fire.
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