Leavenworth Youth Overcomes Cancer to Walk High Wire
Mike Ward of Leavenworth lost a leg to bone cancer five years ago yet takes to the high wire with the Wenatchee youth circus. He began after a summer operation left him temporarily unable to perform and has since regained use of his right leg. He started in trampoline two years ago, then moved to a low-wire act after a friend introduced him to circus life.
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Leavenworth
Wash
Mike Ward
Wenatchee
Ward
Prea
Chet
Gwen Endrizzi
Ircns
Mix of international affairs and celebrity weddings outlined
An assortment of brief items covers Secretary Butz clashing with maritime union leaders over grain sales to Russia, Rep Wilbur Mills facing Masonry charges tied to drinking and escapades, Trudeau dismissing Canada diplomacy with Kissinger, and Michael DeBakey’s wedding plans inviting stars and royalty with Karin Feelhaber as his bride.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen's Association
Paul A. Hall
Seafarers Association
Jessie Calroun
The
Marine Engineers Benevolent Association
Russia
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford Administration
Texarkana
Ark
Wilbur D. Mills
Masons
J. Lee Overstreet
Mill
Fanne Foxe
Mills
Overstreet
Mulls
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Tremsbuettel
West Germany
Michael Debakey
Debakey
Karin Feelhaber
United States
King Leopold
Belgium
Curt Juergens
Frank Sinatra
Tromshei Castle
Brown unclear on talk of presidency
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown says he has not thought about running for president in 1941 but that he is not going to pursue the office. He emphasizes focus on current duties and stresses no decision has been made.
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Brown
Sacramento
Los Angeles Times
Times
George Skelton
Gov. Brown
Nixon's Year-Long Silence Marked by Public Interest
One year after Richard Nixon's resignation, San Clemente observers note his private life and health remain fragile. Tourists flock to the coast gate at his estate while friends say he is recovering, working, and monitoring the push for presidential papers.
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San Clemente
Richard BM. Nixon
Hak
Nixon
Nixos
Gerald R. Ford
America
California
Indiana
University of Southern California
Pat
Tricia
Edward Cox
Justifiable Homicide Ruling In Flag Burning Case
Bogota judge acquits political organizer Jmedes Cardenas of murder after he killed a person who attempted to burn his party flag. The verdict cites justifiable self defense extending to political beliefs and symbols.
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Bogota
Colombia
Cesar Montoya
Superior Court of
Jmedes Cardenas
Montoya
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Pete Ramos
Los Angeles
Southland
Kissinger
Trudeau
Ottawa
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Henry A. Kissinger
Montreal
Charles DE Gaulle
Quebec
U.S
American Bar Association
Thursay
Texas
Ths
Pehrhaber
Houston
By Doug Willis
By Linda Deutsch
Nixom
Baruch Korti
Korfl
Richard Nixon
Doge
Fortune
National Business
California Journal
Gray Davis
AP Wieeonet
Cellent Savings
Dresser
Lakewood
Lakewnend
Clark Ave
Haleworf
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