Temple surgeons reattach foot of 14 year old boy after train injury
In Philadelphia Temple University Hospital surgeons rebuilt a boy's right foot nearly severed by a freight train. Four hour operation described as vague and unprecedented with limited hope for a full implant. The patient Joseph Tues had fallen on railroad tracks. Mother Roxie Hines said he had boxing success and summer football plans.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Tues
George Rosemond
Temple
Roxie Hines
Joseph
Jane Fonda Plans Eight Hour War Protest Fast in Denver
Actress Jane Fonda announced an eight hour fast in United Nations Plaza Denver with Mountain States Vietnam Moratorium Committee members to protest the Vietnam War. She will then visit Ft Carson near Colorado Springs to join a sick call strike by antiwar GIs and vows to pursue lawsuits against Defense Secretary Melvin Laird.
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Jane Monda
Denver
Vietnam
Tmovie
Mountain States
United Nations Plaza
Miss Fonda
Ft. Carson Army Base
Coly- Taco Springs
Carson
Melvin Laird
Duane Gall
Miss Fon¢la
Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Southern California Democrats Endorse Unruh for Governor
A 1,200 member Democratic group in Southern California unanimously backs Assemblyman Jess Unruh for governor and rejects Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty. The delegates also endorse George Brown Jr. and John Tunney for Senate, while withholding full support from Kenneth Hahn. Other 1968 slate endorsements include Edmund Brown Jr. for secretary of state and Charles O’Brien for attorney general.
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Southern California
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Yorty
Richard Nixon
Thomas Bradley
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John Vunney
Riverside
U.S. Senate
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Alfred Alquest
San Jose
Charles O’brien
Herman Sillas
Milton Gordon
Unruh
California Assembly
Joyce Allen
California Democratic Council
California
Los Angeles Junior College Board
Brown
Burns
Nudists Ejected From Cable Car in Fisherman’s Wharf
A San Francisco cable car incident near Fisherman’s Wharf ends when seven young people shed blankets and parade nude onto the car. A photographer captured the moment as the crowd yelled for them to disembark.
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San Francisco
Ghipman
Fisherman's Wharf
Legislators Tackle Reagan Tax Revision Plan in State Capitol
SACRAMENTO UP Gov Ronald Reagan's tax revision plan dominated the 14th week of California legislative business as key committees prepared a second hearing. Assembly Speaker Robert Monagan urged chairmen to push action, while Assemblyman William Bagley predicted opposition from the California Teachers Association and oil industry. The plan shifts 3645 million in taxes in year one to ease property taxes, expands sales tax, tightens oil depletion, and creates a statewide property tax for school aid.
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Ronald Reagan
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Assembly
Robert T. Monagen
R-Tracy
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Reagan
California Teachers Association
Bagley
County Supervisors Association
An Initi
Reegan
Senate
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Israel and Egypt clash in deep raid near Cairo
United Press International reports Israel said its planes penetrated deep into Egypt striking targets near Helwan and Mansura south and southeast of Cairo. Egypt claimed casualties and attacked sites near Ain El-Suknah and Salekiya by air. U.S. Sisco met Nasser and Fawzi amid cooling talks as raids continued along the Suez Canal.
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Egypt
Cairo
Joseph Sisca
Middle East
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Helwan
Mansura
Ain El-Suknah
Gulf of Suez
Suez City
Salekiya
Suez Canal
Sisco
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ieader
Mahmoud Fawsi
Fragmentary Press Telegram Teases Local Beach Call
A partial, garbled report mentions a beach call and a local sequence of events. The readable bits point to a press telegram style update with unanswered details and unclear names or dates.
Rescue Try Related Judge Swept Away by Wave
Douglas Deihl, 27, a Santa Paula deputy marshal, described a rescue attempt after a 21 foot sloop were struck by a towering wave off Anacapa Island. Judge Philip C. West, 43, and attorney Hugh R. Gallagher, 43, were swept into the sea as the craft capsized near Frenchy’s Cove. Coast Guard crews, a helicopter, and sheriff’s divers searched as conditions remained rough and the boat’s bow surfaced offshore. Deihl clung to a rock until fishermen rescued him.
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Oxnard
Douglas Deihl
Ventura County Superior Court
Anacaspa Island
Deihl
Philip C. West
Santa Paula
Hugh R. Gallagher
Hugh
Deiil
Coast Guard
Ventura County Sheriff's Division
Ventura County
Cape Hatteras
Hitch Urges ROTC Continuation at UC System
University of California President Charles J. Hitch called for continuation of college ROTC programs amid rising emotional language over campus issues. He favored a civilian-based Army and said ROTC should be improved academically, with a faculty commission to report recommendations to UC/LA in about two weeks.
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UPI
Charles J. Hitch
University of California
Hitch
Ronald Reagan
University
Defense Department
Tie
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