Ex-husband ordered child support in Milwaukee case
A Milwaukee circuit court judge ordered Mary A. Russell, 38, to pay ex-husband William Moes $25 weekly for support of their four children aged 7 to 16. Moes, earning $115 weekly, said unemployment and low pay hinder time with the children after his 1968 divorce for cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Milwaukee
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Moes
Explosion Injures Two Workers On Pier J In Long Beach
A 2:52 p.m. blast on Pier J at a Southern California installation, future home of the Queen Mary, badly burned two workers. George Perkins, 42, and Donald Fettis, 25, escaped the blaze but suffered severe injuries. Herbert Walton, 16457 Indiana Ave, Pararnont, was uninjured but held for observation. The blast damaged transformers and electrical gear as investigators probe the cause and assess losses.
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California
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George Perkins
Donald Fettis
Parkins
Heath Lane
Pelfis
Ximena Ave
St. Hospital
Herbert Walton
Indiana Ave
Paramont
Chloramphenicol Use Restricted in South Vietnam Aid
Washington reports the United States sends South Vietnam large quantities of chloramphenicol, an antibiotic with occasionally fatal side effects. Navy Captain William Cox notes U.S. medical practice restricts chloramphenicol to dire cases, requiring specialist review and senior clinician approval. Aplastic anemia, a rare complication, can be fatal if brain bleeding occurs, highlighting safety concerns in hospital formulary decisions.
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UPI
United States
South Vietnam
Navy Capi
Willian Cox
Defense Medical Materials Boat
U.S
Wiretap fears surround governor hot line phones
Annapolis reports indicate the governor Marvin Mandel and Delaware governor Russell Peterson may have hot line phones wired for eavesdropping connected to Civil Defense networks. White House, Pentagon and state officials acknowledge and deny direct access while local officials promise checks and possible action if devices exist.
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Marvin Mandel
Defense
Mandel
Delaware
Russell W. Peterson
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Pentagon
Concord
Walter
Reagan Lines Inspected to Prevent Wiretaps
Sacramento Gov Reagan lines are inspected to prevent bugging and wiretaps like those reported in the east. A Reagan aide said periodic inspections by the telephone company are security precautions to assure against bugs. No wiretaps have been found in the governor's office.
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White House
Mandel
Sacramento
Reagan
East
William A. Strobel
Strobel
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