Youngest Getty son Timothy dies after brain surgery
Timothy Getty, youngest son of J Paul Getty and brother of Gordon Getty, died at 12 after heart failure following surgery to remove brain tumor scars. His mother Teddy Lynch, divorced from Getty, sang hymns to him hours before his death as the family prepared for burial arrangements in California. He had been undergoing plastic surgery and had just entered University Hospital for the operation.
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Wyoming primary races draw two Democrats in Senate bid
Cheyenne Wy UP two candidates Hepburn Armstrong 37 uranium executive and Gile McGee 43 history instructor collide for the Democratic nomination. Armstrong runs on business standing, McGee secures key party backing as Keth Thomson faces no Republican foe in the at large bid. Democrats also seek secondary offices with Raymond Whitaker favored for Casper attorney post while Moyle and Posvar thread colonial races. Milward Simpson battles Stanley Edwards for Republican governor, with J. J. Hickey running unopposed in the Democratic gubernatorial primary.
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Victory for Scots as Island Stroma sale halted
Bid n Buy halted plans to give away Stroma Island off Scotland after producer Robert Stivers announced an option to buy for 23900 dollars. The island's two dozen residents faced the bid as hopeful groups including the American Scottish Foundation urged investigation and a local council vowed to review the sale.
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Insanity Plea Filed in 2 Killings
In Albuquerque a court appoints attorneys who file an insanity defense for Norman A. Foose, 47, charged with slaying Arlene Cebada, 12, and Endie Cebada, 34. Gov. Edmund G. Brown comments on a Middle East peace plan while urging uniform state laws and a stable national order. He supports depopulation and a permanent UN role as a solution to global issues.
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Saud Chief Criticizes West Aggression in Arab Talks
Al Ahram quotes Saudi Prime Minister Faisal condemning American and British landings in Lebanon and Jordan as aggression. He returns to Riyadh after four days of talks with President Nasser, whose joint communique stresses Arab nationalism, nonalignment, and positive neutrality as guiding policy.
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Ex-Bank Head Dies in New York at 87
Jackson E. Raynolds 87, former president of the First National Bank of New York, died Monday from infirmities of age. An era banker, he led the institution during a period of growth and financial prominence.
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