Wallace’s wife facing cancer recurrence to seek Houston surgery
Lurleen Wallace, suffering a recurrence of cancer, will fly to Houston Tuesday for potential surgery with former Gov. George Wallace accompanying her if possible. The move follows doctors confirming a cancer recurrence at a Houston hospital last week. officials say she will check into M. D. Anderson Hospital at 9:30 a.m. on July 4.
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Jen Meer
Houston
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Alabama
George Wallace
Raven
Governor's
Cave Avotaes
M. D. Mn
Ane
Wallace
Bea
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FBI FUGITIVE CHARGED IN FEDERAL CASE IN LOS ANGELES
Federal agents placed a 60 year old fugitive linked to a St. Louis origin under scrutiny in Los Angeles. The suspect, known for heavy tattoos, is reported as a dangerous figure with a complicated history. Hallie Meyer, described as his wife, is noted in connection with the case. Authorities are pursuing a federal charge.
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Washington
FBI
Los Angeles
Donald, Ichteh
Travellis
Hallie
Wright
St. Louis
Remeyer
Bank robbery suspect described in press telegram report
A PRESS-TELEGRAM notice notes a bank robbery involving three men who stole about $75,000 during a March 2 holdup at a branch. The description lists a 5 feet 11 inch, 220 to 225 pound man with blond hair and blue eyes.
Master Thief Panczko Faces Ret Trial in Chicago
UPI reports Joseph Panczko, dubbed patriarch of a famed burglary family, goes to trial in Chicago as prosecutors pursue renewed charges against the notorious thief. Local authorities describe the case as a long-running effort to curb organized crime and high-profile heists.
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Chicago
UPI
Joseph
Pops
Panczko
Riots in Rangoon Burn Chinese Establishments in Burma
Martial law spreads in Rangoon amid three day anti Chinese protests. Mob attacks destroy over 1,000 Chinese shops and temples with 100 plus casualties. Embassy stabbing kills a Chinese official as troops seal zones and restore order.
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Burma
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Neme'és Roemment
Ate
Burnes
Japan
Kyodo
Chinatown
Burmesa Army
Govert
Governnment
Working People's Daily
Nhe
Chinese Information Center
Peking
New China News Agency
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Coldwell Founder of Real Estate Firm Dies at 84
SAN FRANCISCO The founder of Coldwell, Banker & Co Colbert Coldwell died Wednesday at age 84. He started Coldwell Realty in 1908 and formed a partnership with the late Benjamin Arthur Banker in 1913.
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San Francisco
Coldwell, Banker & Co
Colbert Coldwell
Coldwell
Benjamin Arthur
Cost of living climbs 5 percent in Southland area
Consumer prices rose five percent last month in the Long Beach Los Angeles metropolitan area driven by higher housing costs. The April increase follows the 1957-59 base period price level and is attributed to broad rises in essential goods.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Max .D. Késsoris
Stormy weather sweeps wide areas from Texas to Nebraska
A storm system battered North Dakota to northern Texas with heavy rain hail and gusty winds. Funnel clouds were sighted across the Texas Panhandle parts of Kansas South Dakota south central Nebraska and east central Colorado. Wind gusts reached up to 78 miles per hour in parts of Texas and Kansas near Dodge City and Detroit area.
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Texas
Nebraska
Alleghenies
Ohio Valley
Florida
Gulf States
Far West
North Dakota
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
South Dakota
Colorado
Dodge City
Kany
Detroit
Unidentified Flying Disc Pictures Shown to Police
New Castle Pennsylvania police report a man turned over photos he took of a hovering disc shaped object about two miles south of New Castle Route 18. Trooper Joseph says the disk shows three portals in each half. Photos to be sent to the FAA.
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New
Castle
Gabriel Kozora
New Castle
Joseph
Avition
Kazoray
Kazora
Prices Keep Rising Says Government Reports
The government reports continuing cost of living increases with May data showing consumer prices up 2.7 percent from a year ago and a May CPI of 145.6. Wholesale prices jumped about half a percent in May, hospital care led gains, and overall medical care rose 9.3 percent. Production workers earned a new high $100.06 weekly yet buying power totaled $86.56.
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Labor Department
Cavalry Clashes North of Saigon In Dense Jungle Action
U S armored units of the 11th Cavalry Regiment moved through jungle near Dong Nai river in War Zone D north east of Saigon. They battled Viet Cong troops from a base camp, with heavy contact and several vehicles damaged. USAF jets bombed phosphorus mines off Vinh in North Vietnam as nine missions were flown with no immediate losses reported.
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Poe
Saigon
Dong Nai
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Tauik
Red Battalion
U.S
North Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Panhandle
Vinh
Viet ‘Nam
United States
New Fiscal Year Ends Reagan Hiring Freeze
Sacramento reports that the new fiscal year ends a five month hiring freeze. Reagan administration will extend economy measures to control the state work force size. Finance Director Gordon P. Smith says 4,515 fewer people were hired than in 1966. Departments operate at about 80 percent of authorized budgets as the population grows and service demands rise.
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Reagan
Sacramento
Philip’ M. Battogila
Gordon P. Smith
Gabaglia
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