Mysterious deaths linked as two sisters die similarly
In Santa Maria California Army Staff Sgt Robert Rushold says his wife Patricia 23 woke him about 6 am screamed and collapsed resuscitation failed autopsy pending. Five years earlier Beverly Stephens 17 died after surfacing from a pool autopsy unclear. Parents express concern for other daughters. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood reports singer Abie Lane birth of a son to Perry Leff and Lane with an adopted child.
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Couple That Met 50 Years Ago Marries at First Baptist
Ralph Francis 86 and Rose Earl 81 wed in a small ceremony at the First Baptist Church where she was once married 62 years ago. About 80 guests attended a reception at a local restaurant with champagne. Francis, a retired Sacramento plumber, said he had long sought the right partner after meeting Earl 50 years prior.
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Elvis Presley to star in NBC television special in 1968
NBC announced a Presley television special for the 1968 holiday season to air during Thanksgiving, Christmas, or New Year’s week. The program marks his first TV show since 1960, according to NBC Vice President Thomas W. Sarnoff as reported by the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Elvis Presley
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Thomas W.' Sarnoff
Designer of Air Force Uniform Coat Dies at 76
Morry Laxenberg a longtime tailor of military uniforms died of a heart attack aged 76 He designed the Air Force coat and counted five generals among his clients including MacArthur Marshall Wainwright Patton and McNair His wall of fame bore autographs and letters from high ranking officers He advised on the 1940s blue uniform as Air Force separated from other services with an Air Force letter praising his original design.
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George C. Marshall
Jonathan M. Wainwright
George S. Patton
Leslie J. McNair
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Cleveland Mayor Fires Close Friend Aide Over Club Ties
Cleveland Mayor Carl B. Stokes dismissed Geraltine Williams a special executive assistant after a city hall probe tied her to the private 32nd Cedar Club. Williams said she quit as secretary treasurer in 1986 but a liquor license form bore her signature. Stokes noted the investigation found she had not severed a 20 year club association. The mayor was vacationing in the Virgin Islands when the action was announced.
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Geraltine Williams
32Nd Cedar Club
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Cleveland Press
Urban League
Virgin Islands
Paul D. White
Viet Cong leader killed in Saigon area ambush
UPI reports US paratroopers of the 101st Airborne fatally wounded a Viet Cong chief tied to a large Tan Uyen raid. The strike near Saigon also notes high American casualties, with weekly tolls reaching a record level and a dogfight over North Vietnam contributing to mounting losses.
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Morro Bay Oil Dump Kills Birds
Morro Bay residents mourn a large number of dead birds found on oil slicked beaches after Richfield Oil Co tanker Calanbe Ford spilled about 2,800 barrels of industrial oil into Morro Bay while pumping near a steam plant. The California Fish and Game Commission probes possible wildlife impact and damage to marine life pending cleanup.
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Salt Pg Pirgatary ae "abot, et "8 'Ss
Salt page fragment shows garbled OCR text with unclear names and numbers. The readable content is insufficient to identify persons, organizations, places, or events for a meaningful summary.
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Kasperak Bank's Credit Card Gains With Issue Proves Costly
Retired steelworker Mike Kasperak, 54, becomes America’s first adult heart transplant recipient with a donor heart beating in his chest. He shows signs of improvement after 12 days, though doctors list his condition as critical. A Stanford bulletin notes consciousness and gradual respiratory endurance. liver and gastrointestinal issues are improving, with recent gall bladder removal to halt liver disease. In New York, misuse of thousands of unsolicited credit cards issued by First National City Bank may cost up to $500,000, as five arrests are announced for illegal possession and misuse. Authorities indicate cards were obtained via burglaries and thefts, with merchants reimbursed $25 per fraudulent transaction of $50 or more.
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Mike Kaspérak
Kasperek
America
Kasperak
Stanford Medical Center
Kasprek
Philip Bailberg
Cape Town
South Africa
Bailberg
New York
First National City Bank
Manhattan
Franke S. Hogat
Hogan
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Federal
Lucal
Jeffrey Atlas
Atlas
Winter Chill Grips Most Of U S
A broad cold snap left temperatures around freezing on most of the country. Readings ranged from the 20s to 40s in the south and the northern half near 30s or lower with subzero in New England and parts of Idaho and Wyoming. Houston Maine hit 15 below at 2 a.m. Only light flurries occurred in North Dakota Colorado and New Mexico.
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Houston
Maine
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Colorado
New Mexico
Ability to Pay Fees for UC and branches discussed
Assembly Minority Leader Robert Monagan proposed a variable fee plan for the University of California and state colleges, with higher income payers contributing more. Under his plan those earning below 10,000 would pay 30 extra, rising to 630 for incomes above 50,000, while waivers could be granted for the poorest. He aims to fund aid, salaries, and buildings. The plan contrasts Reagan's flat 2.20 annual hike and unknown college increases.
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Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Reagan
University of California
Tracy
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Monagan
Regents
Four Children Die in Remote Pennsylvania House Fire
In Candor Pennsylvania a two story frame home burned killing Theresa Myers four and her siblings Debbie and David Myers three William one and their caretaker Margaret Hugems. The children's mother Lucille Myers and sister Mary were away shopping while the father David Harmon worked. Firemen faced blocked access due to heavy snow and only one wall remained standing when responders arrived.
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Pennsylvania
Theresa Myers
Debbie
David Myers
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Margaret Hugems
Lucille Myers
Burgettstown
Mary Loi
Athorities
David Harmon
Japanese Train Crash Injures Over Two Hundred in Osaka
A five car express train carrying 700 passengers ran onto a siding and crashed head on into an empty train in Osaka. Unofficial reports say more than 200 were injured with about a dozen seriously hurt.
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