Lobster swap fuels old manuscript hunt in Boston
Charles Sachs sought three lobsters in a chase that yielded a cannister holding a 1776 copy of the Declaration of Independence. Ralph Caulfield at Logan spotted the artifact amid a power mix up and verified its value. Sachs would send a $100 reward, with authorities arranging shipment by jet.
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Tension in White House at Nixon's end, says Julie Eisenhower
Julie Nixon Eisenhower recalls incredible tension in the White House during the final months of her father’s presidency. She says he resigned because impeachment would have taken six to eight months and cost the country greatly. Her husband David Eisenhower adds the same view on CBS Face the Nation. She debunks claims of mental instability as fabrications.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower
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Spacesuit helps young cancer patient avoid infection
Cambridge researchers and Arthur D. Little Inc developed a green pressurized spacesuit for a ten year old leukemia patient to safely leave his sterile room, see family, and play while receiving treatment. The NASA inspired suit, with face mask and portable air supply, aims to reduce infection risk during therapy. Separately, a bicycle-riding robber stole 1500 dollars from Northside Liquor Mart on Atlantic Avenue at 6 20 p.m. Sunday.
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Caryard relic: Mercury left to seed in Oxnard yard
Archie Bard’s 195] Mercury sits neglected in his yard, once a neat moving green, now overrun by weeds, snags, and snails. He says clipping and watering became endless chores after buying the car from Ortho Dichandra Weed and Feed Co. as a publicity stunt.
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Kissinger says wife provides balance in marriage
In McCall's magazine Kissinger praised wife Nancy as a calm influence amid heavy duties. He noted her smoking, his relief from pressure, and her stomach ulcer treatment during 22 months of marriage.
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Man walks 610 miles to Kansas City in eight days
Phil Saad, 51, pedaled and pounded the pavement from Denver to Kansas City on foot. He left Jan 11 and averaged 6 to 7 mph, sometimes running 33 hours straight. He kept to US 24 and I 70 despite bitter winter, saying he did it to prove himself but would not repeat the feat. He praised friendly locals and cited personal heartbreak as motive.
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Bergestra Sinking Among Costliest Ship Losses
London AP reports the Bergestra ore carrier sank after three explosions on December 29 off the Philip, with losses estimated near 1.0 billion dollars for ship and cargo. Lloyds sources note the 224,000 ton Berge Istra valued at 18 million, carrying 188,000 tons of Brazilian ore worth 9 million, insured largely through Lloyds and other markets.
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