Nurse Held After Doctor Husband Dies of Drug Overdose
A 24-year-old nurse at Long Beach Naval Hospital was jailed on suspicion of murder after her husband, Dr. Thomas Wayne Samuels, died from an apparent heroin overdose at their Los Alamitos home. Investigators note a two hour delay before calling for help, and a half ounce of heroin with a hypodermic kit was found.
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J.g. Madelyn Rath Samuels
Howard Ave
Orange County
Thomas Wayne Samuels
Martin Luther King Hospital
Los Angeles
Los Alamito
Richart Ryan
Sgt. Ryan
Samuels
Naval Hospital
Lt. Samuels
Libyans demand revenge at Benghazi funeral
Thousands gathered in Salmaniya Square Benghazi for a mass funeral for 47 Libyans killed when an Israeli strike on a passenger liner occurred last week. Col Muammar Kadafi did not attend as the crowd called for vengeance and denounced Egypt and other Arab nations as cowards. Radio Tripoli broadcast the service.
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Salmaniya
Muammar Kadafi
Egypt
Radio
Tripoli
Pediatric doctors urge limits on pep pills for children
A pediatricians' committee urges restricting amphetamine use in children to those with hyperkinesis, condemning their use for weight loss, exam cramming, or athletic boosts. The group notes bans in several countries and cites FDA manufacturing limits, while estimating eight billion tablets are produced annually in the United States.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
Committee On
United States
Hawaii blast at Hickam AFB kills two civilians
A Hawaii inquiry into a weekend explosion at an electrical complex near Hickam Air Force Base found two civilian workers killed and power cut to the Pacific Headquarters. Electrical experts ruled out sabotage. Gary Munemotu, 21, of Honolulu, and Masanori Tanaka, another civilian, died in the blast and at TriPler Army Medical Center respectively.
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Honolulu
Masanori Tanaka
Tripler Army Medical Center
Drowned cruiser owner found in Long Beach slip
The body of Clarence Holbe, a Long Beach man, was found Sunday dawn in the slip where his 2-foot cabin cruiser was moored near his Belmont Shore apartment. Police said his watch stopped at 2:80 am, with no signs of violence. he was alone on the boat.
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Belmont Shore
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Toledo
Parladian
Victin Stwatch
Hobbs
Thore
Israel seeks Arab peace and world understanding
Israel calls for Arab-Israeli peace and world understanding after a Libyan airliner crash. Pilot Jacques Bourges, 42, on loan from Air France, died amid blame over signals ignored by Israeli fighters. Israel offers compensation to 106 victims’ families and pursues talks with Nixon.
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Jacques Bourges
Arab Libyan Airways
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Sinai Desert
Seattle Patrolman Fatally shoots teen assailant
Seattle police officer Fred D. Carr, 25, responding to an early morning disturbance in Capitol Hill was fatally wounded by a shotgun blast but returned fire and killed his teenage attacker, David Daryl McMahoy, 18, during a second visit to the house.
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UPD
Fred D. Carr
Capitol Hill
David Daryl McMahoy
Flexible wage guideline aims to ease bargaining and inflation
The advisory committee comprising labor leaders and major company heads pledged to use its good offices to foster settlements in key collective bargaining cases. George Meany and others endorsed the cooperative stance, while Shultz praised it as a step toward reducing inflation, with calls for strong measures to curb food prices and boost supplies.
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George Meany
Mig
Shultz
Woman booked on suspicion of murder in San Pedro
A 22-year-old San Pedro woman was jailed on murder suspicion after 23-year-old Compton man Louis Davis Jr. was shot in the chest at about 1 p.m. He died at San Pedro and Peninsula Hospital. Grate Mae Burley was arrested at 422 W. O Farrell Street after investigators said several people were drinking at the home and the man allegedly attacked her.
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Sundsay
Compton
Harbor Division
Louis Davis Jr
Davis
Earthquake Felt Again in Managua No New Damage Reported
A strong quake rattled Managua Nicaragua today, the capital still recovering from the December 12 tremor. There were no reports of new damage or injuries, authorities said.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Hanoi withholds new U.S. prisoner releases amid ceasefire talks
The Military Commission will review the POW issue at the next regular meeting, with officials indicating no transfer before Thursday. U.S. troop withdrawal stands at about 28 percent released prisoners and a drop to 11,724 troops. Hanoi asserts delays and urges respect for the Paris cease-fire while Sai Gon accuses North Vietnam of missile movements near the DMZ.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Khe Sanh
Dmz
Lao Tian
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Quang Tri
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