Zalek starts work furlough as convict in San Francisco
Matthew Zalek a 46 year old robber is the first inmate to try the prison work furlough program at San Quentin. He will work as a building maintenance man for an automobile firm at 150 dollars weekly and live in the prison during nights. He faces a parole hearing on March 13 and has been at the prison since 1962 after a Siskiyou County robbery and assault conviction. Most earnings go to his prison account after deductions for car expenses and food.
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Zalek
Siskiyou County
Heart transplant operations expand worldwide record
The United States reports another heart transplant at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore the 92nd global case. In Paris Dr Jean-Paul Binet leads a French team after Jose Fores, 48, receives a donor heart, while Maurice Malvau, 37, dies 14 hours post operation. Houston patient George Debord, 53, shows tissue rejection signs after leaving hospital to hunt deer. Russell Lewis, 53, returns home in Indianapolis after three months post surgery. Longest surviving global recipients include Rev Jean Marie Boulogne and Dr Philip Blaiberg.
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United States
France
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Sydney Seidenberg
Paris
Jean-Paul Binet
Jose Fores
UPI
Maurice Malvau
Noel Moissonier
Houston
George Henry Debord
Tex
Everet C. Thomas
Indianapolis
Russell Lewis
Jean-Marie Boulogne
Marseillés
Philip Blaiberg
Cape Town
South Africa
Blaiberg
Boulogne
Photographer trespass case shocks Jacqueline Onassis in New Jersey
A photographer who snapped Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis during a Sunday stroll near her Peapack estate reportedly frightened her and was charged with trespassing after driving onto grounds and hiding in a cornfield. He fled on foot chase but was stopped, freed on a $25 bond, and the images were confiscated then returned.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Poullopoulos
New York City
al Ain Ayeade Actualities
Paris
Frank J. Gatto
Two U.S. Planes Downed Over North Vietnam in Clash
Communist gunners shot down two U.S. aircraft over North Vietnam and engaged rescue planes with MIG jets and missiles. Hanoi claimed several reconnaissance flights violated sovereignty while reporting a pilot captured. Ground fighting near Saigon intensified with at least 155 guerrillas killed within 70 miles of the city.
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UPS
U.S
North Vietnam
United States
Johnson
Nart Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Hanoi
Deane
Dung Moi
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Mekong
Vietnam
Hoi An
Here
Ba de
Larry Stoneberg
Chicago
Herbert Klein Named to Top Press Post in Nixon's Administration
New York President elect Richard Nixon to appoint Herbert G. Klein as director of communications for the executive branch. Klein, 50, leaves the San Diego Union to coordinate public information across government while operating from the Executive Office Building. He will not have a White House office, and the role supersedes the traditional press secretary, with accuracy as a stated aim.
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Herbert Klein
Nixon
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Inday
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
San Diego
Ziegler
White House
Executive Fire
Nixon White House
Tragic Fire Claims 14 Disabled Children in Froissy
A brick home in Froissy Beauvais, France, burned killing fourteen handicapped children aged 10 to 14 on the second floor. Sixteen others were trapped, two escaped injured, and the staffer who found the fire was the only adult present. Firefighters faced extreme heat, neighbors aided with extinguishers but could not reach the upper level. The building housed about 40 children and the sole caregiver was away in Paris. The dead were taken to nearby hospitals while new quarters were sought.
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Beauvais
France
Froissy
Non
Neeghbors
Five in Family Perish in Salem NH Home Fire
A predawn fire in Salem New Hampshire claimed the lives of a couple and three of their five children. Grandmother Rita Rae escaped with two other children Theresa and Carolyn. Police say Robert Rae and his wife Ann died in separate rooms while the three children Roberta James and Evelyn were found on the top floor. Theresa and Carolyn survived by leaping from a second story window.
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Salem
Robert Rae
Ann
Theresa
Carolyn
Rita Rae
Simmon
Roberta
James
Evelyn
Clifford warns bombing may resume if talks stall
Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford warned that if Hanoi fails to show good faith in the Paris talks the United States may resume bombing North Vietnam. He expressed hope for early discussions on limiting nuclear weapons and stressed continued reconnaissance flights for intelligence to protect American troops.
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Clark M. Clifford
Hanoi
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Clifford
Johnson
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Gardner Ryan
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