Barrie man in hospital wins $1 million lottery prize
MAX MATETICH, 54, district manager for a distillery near Toronto, won the $1 million top prize in the Olympic Canada lottery while admitted at Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie. His lawyer BRUCE OWENS said Matetich was elated and has power of attorney to collect the tax free winnings.
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Actress Susan Hayward treated for brain tumor in Atlanta
Susan Hayward, 55, is undergoing brain tumor treatment at Emory University Hospital Atlanta. Dr George T Tindall performed a brain biopsy to determine malignant or benign nature. Hayward’s health had been failing for months. she lived in Carrollton, Georgia, before marriage to Eaton Chalkley in 1958.
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Mayor Riz zo vows to pull the switch for death penalty
Philadelphia Mayor Frank L. Rizzo at a state American Legion convention urges returning capital punishment. He says he would personally pull the switch if execution capacity runs out, arguing it would deter crime though uncertain if death penalty itself is a deterrent. He stresses availability to perform the act if needed.
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Lennon to fight deportation in the United States
Washington Entertainer John Lennon plans to contest a government order to depart the United States by September 10 or face deportation. The Board of Immigration Appeals dismissed Lennon's request to delay its decision amid pending lawsuits. Steven Weinberg, Lennon's New York attorney, said further litigation remains likely in federal court.
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Cadet to finish senior year at Air Force Academy
John Bruce Dodds lost a leg to cancer and will complete his senior year after the Air Force waives regulations. Senator Gale McGee and Rep. Teno Roncalio announced the directive, enabling Dodds to graduate despite the handicap and upcoming commission. His father, retired Col. John Dodds, encouraged congressional support in Washington.
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Robbery at Anaheim Jewelry Store Net Ends in Heist
Two armed men robed Le Roy's Jewelry at 500 N Euclid Ave Anaheim at closing time. They held clerk and assistant manager at gunpoint and taped wrists and ankles before fleeing with an estimated 450000 in diamonds and diamond rings. Victims Terry Baker and Charles Viltella described two men in their mid 30s, one about 6 feet tall and 185 pounds, the other about 5 feet 200 pounds. The duo posed as customers and escaped within minutes.
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Hero rescuer saves five children from rip tides at beach
PACIFIC PALISADES UPD David Javier 46 of South Gate kept five children ages 6 to 12 from drowning at Will Rogers State Beach when rip tides pulled them away. He held Lydia Tovar 8 and her sister Pauline 12 unconscious while two off duty lifeguards aided. All five children and Javier were treated for salt water in the lungs at Santa Monica Hospital Medical Center. The two girls remained hospitalized. The children included Michael 6 Andrew 9 and Geronimo 8.
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Hunt ailing baby taken by parents
San Diego police search for a five day old girl abducted from Paradise Valley Hospital by her parents Catherine Pankau and Bradley Orr who opposed a doctors proposed blood transfusion on religious grounds. A juvenile court had issued a verbal order to keep the child in the hospital. The doctors feared brain damage or death without the transfusion. The couple are Jehovah’s Witnesses.
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Kissinger Plans India Trip Date To Be Set
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a trip to India but has not fixed a date. Ambassador Robert Anderson said Kissinger hopes to set a date once his fall schedule is known later.
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Nearly impeached mayor advises Nixon
Nina F. Robbins, the mayor of Woodland Hills, Texas, who barely survived an impeachment attempt, urges President Nixon to stay in there and fight. Council members criticized her handling of duties and a $464 revenue sharing fund. three councilmen voted, not reaching the two thirds needed to oust her.
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Bank thief who left passbook behind gives up
Marque Sylvester Lynche, 26, a former Cal State Los Angeles student, surrendered after a bungled Pasadena holdup in which he dropped his passbook. Police traced him to his girlfriend’s house and he was to be arraigned in Los Angeles. The same man earlier claimed three failed heists at Security Pacific banks in Los Angeles.
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