Missouri Board Denies Anesthesiology License to Finch
Dr B Bernard Finch, convicted of killing his wife in Los Angeles in 1959, was denied a Missouri anesthesiology license after a board meeting. The decision rests on an attorney general opinion that medicine requires a state license, which Finch lacks and has not applied for. Finch is employed at a Colorado hospital while on parole.
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State Board of Healing Arts
Missouri
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Los Angeles
Ehdorado Springs Hospital
California
Freddie Hart dominates seventh Academy of Country and Western Music Awards
Freddie Hart swept five awards at the seventh Academy of Country and Western Music Awards at Knott's Berry Farm. He won entertainer of the year top male vocalist album of the year song of the year and single record of the year for Easy Lovin Loretta Lynn shared top female vocalist with Conway Twitty Glen Campbell won TV personality Roy Clark best comedy act Tony Booth most promising male vocalist Barbara Mandrell most promising female vocalist KLAC Radio and jockey Larry Scott received awards and the Strangers were honored Walter Knott was man of the year Ray Rogers won the Jim Reeves Memorial and Tex Williams Bob Nolan and Stuart Mablen received pioneer awards.
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Freddie Hart
John Wayne Theater
Knott’s
Berry Farm
Hart
Loretta Lynam
Conway Twitty
Glen Campbell
Roy Clark
Tony Booth
Barbara Mandrell
KLAC
Larry Scott
the Strangers
Walter Knott
Ray Rogers
Jim Reeves
Pioneer
Tex Williams
Bob Nolan
Stuart Mamblen
Slayton finally cleared for spaceflight after decade wait
Astronaut Donald K. Slayton, the sole original Mercury seven not to fly, was cleared for spaceflight after a 10 year battle with a heart rhythm abnormality. He endured medical tests and doctor visits, briefly used quinidine, and later exhibited normal cardiac function at Mayo Clinic. He eyed a possible joint U.S.-Soviet mission in 1975, while reflecting on past frustrations.
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Donald K
Deke
Slayton
Astronaut Corps
Earth
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
White
Mayo Clinic
FBI arrests in air extortion attempts in two cities
FBI agents in Salt Lake City and New York arrested two men linked to bomb threat extortion plots against airlines. Ronald Rearick allegedly demanded 1 million from United Airlines with a ransom package, while Billy Owen Williams sought 160000 from Pan Am. Both faced charges for obstructing commerce by extortion.
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Salt Lake City
New York
United Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
TBI
Ronald Dave Rearick
United
Rerrick
Russ Calame
Rearick
Billy Owen Williams
U.S
Pan Am
Najeeb Halaby
Halaby
Williams
Schreiber
Harlem
Trans World Airlines
National Airlines
Texas International Airlines
Delta Airlines
Calame
TWA
Turbotrain derailment near Paris with 172 aboard
A four car Turbotrain derailed near a small Paris station injuring 41 of 172 passengers aboard and leaving four killed authorities say. The turbine powered train, in service two years, was on the Paris Caen Cherbourg line. Cause of the accident is not yet known.
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Paris
France
Paria
Escape artists in prison shoot at Strangeways
Wardens at Strangeways prison plan an evening of entertainment for inmates on March 26 featuring escape artists Jack and Yvonne Unell. The Unells specialize in daring escapes and are billed to perform in the prison yard.
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Manchester
England
UPI
Strangeways Prison
Jack
Yvonne Unell
Unells
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