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Dr William Lukash a Detroit born internist is Ford s likely personal physician. George Burns recovering from heart surgery at Mt Sinai Beverly Hills 73. Walter Brennan steadily improving at St John s Hospital Oxnard. Rose Worthy 88 celebrated birthday on horseback outside a bingo hall in Chatham England. Alfred Hitchcock 75 birthday in Beverly Hills with guests. working on new movie.
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Amtrak Silver Star derails near Wake Forest injuring 27
The Silver Star bound from New York to Miami derailed three miles south of Wake Forest North Carolina injuring 27. Two engines and 12 cars remained on track while others slid off. Passengers were assisted to motels or buses as authorities investigated the cause.
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Daredevil plans Snake River Canyon motorcycle jump
Evel Knievel aims to leap the mile wide Snake River Canyon on a motorcycle in September. A state permit numbered 203 authorizes the stunt as authorities caution about superstitions. Los Angeles resident William A. Hanks, 57, an electrical inspector, was charged with income tax violations after IRS questioned his claim of 55 dependents.
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Crow's nest sitter ends 63 day run in Spokane
Spokane records a world endurance mark as Jinnie Cox, a 26 year old housewife, plans to quit her crow’s nest stint on August 21 after 63 days and losing at least 30 pounds. She says she wants time with family while there is summer left and has achieved her goal.
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Britt becomes permanent warden at San Quentin
SACRAMENTO Kenneth Britt 41 is named the new permanent warden at San Quentin effective after Governor Reagan announced Monday. Britt has been acting warden since June 28 and was associate superintendent at Vacaville. he previously served as associate warden at San Quentin starting January 15. Also noted is a Watergate prosecutor leaving to join a Washington firm alongside Charles Colson and David Shapiro.
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Nine Injured as Iowa Tornadoes Strikes Areas
Heavy rains and tornadoes swept parts of Iowa and nearby states. Nine people were injured in Cedar Rapids and Ryan Iowa, with one more hurt north of Ladora. Homes, a church, a lumber company, and an elementary school were reported as total losses. In Idaho, Russ Stewart, 65, Field Enterprises retiree and former VP, drowned while fishing.
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Sadat thanks Nixon for bridges of trust
Cairo reports President Anwar Sadat sent a cable to Richard Nixon praising his efforts to rebuild bridges of trust between the United States and the Arab world. Sadat expressed gratitude for Nixon's role in pursuing a lasting and just peace in the Middle East and noted Nixon’s visit to Cairo and other Arab states.
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Nixon assets rise with tapes and papers in focus
A 1969 appraisal and current officials describe Richard Nixon’s wealth as centered on presidential tapes and papers, with most items in private ownership. Government stance treats White House materials as Nixon property, while some items may later be returned. Santa Clara event follows.
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