Paternity suit drama and oddities hinge on Hollywood links
A paternity suit against CHAD EVERETT of Medical Center led to the abandonment of a baby at MGM studios, with the infant later turned to juvenile authorities after a judge ruled Everett not the father. Separate items feature evangelist LASIT LARUR in St Petersburg, a Lexington abduction tied to two escaped felons, and world pole-sitter PAUL JACOBSON atop a Dixon pole with a $1000 monthly stipend.
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Chad Everett
Medical Center
MGM Studios
Shella Scott
Everett
Culver City
Ceraldine Ewalt
Wilmer E. Scop
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Sloan
Louisville
Lexington
Falmouth
Kidney on loan to doctors in groundbreaking surgery
A Boston hospital reports a principal from Saugus became the first patient to undergo a new kidney procedure. The kidney is removed and preserved outside the body up to 30 hours before reinsertion, allowing repairs with reduced risk. The patient, Robert Cafarelli, left the center three weeks after a seven hour operation and may return to work within a month.
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Boston
Yecard
Robert 7. Cafarelli
North Andover
Mass
Boston Univerty Medical Center
Cafarelli
Armitage
Saugus
Gafavelli
Carl A. Olsson
University Hospital
Olsson
Eight Trevinio children die in trailer fire
In Ohio a predawn blaze killed eight siblings aged under ten as parents returned from work. Investigators cited a plastic container with solvent and a stuck back door as factors. Names identified include Santos, Carlos, Jesus Jr, Nieves, Rita, Maria, Santiago, and Jose. Neighbor Jane Trumbull described the alarm and trapped exits.
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Jerry Dyly
Ohio
Stile
Jesus Trevinio
Trevinos
Bowling Creen State University
Roger Pearce
Wood County
Marvin Slan
Billman
Pearce
Santos
Carlos
Jesus Jr
Nieves
Rita
Maria
Santiago
Jose
Jane Trumbull
Trevinio
Senate broadens ban on surface coal mining in West
The Senate voted 89 to 3 to prohibit strip mining on privately owned land with federal mineral rights, expanding a Western surface mining ban. Majority Leader Mansfield cited 1.7 million acres in eastern Montana and 48 percent privately owned, with critics warning of higher coal costs under federal guidelines. Jackson, Rand olph, and Metcalf defended the plan as a federal standard backbone.
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Washington
Senate
Bate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Montana
Custer
Lee Metcalf
Dmont
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Good Guy
Lasit Larur
Smith
LaRue
Frephorn
Mission Power
Home of the Apostles
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hollywood
Flagpole Sitter
Paul Jacobson
Jacobson
Dixon
University of Linois
Neuland Development Inc
Naperville
Adolf Hitler
St. Louis
Amolf Witler
Robert M. Pass
Passport Classics
Passport. Ltd
Walter Klein
Ear Clark
Lancaster
Pass
Nershey
John F. Kennedy
Charles Wood
Lake George
N.Y
Lash Larue
Oklahoma
Lake Elsinore
Blaze
Merle
Jerry City
Tore
Wiremen
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Randolph
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Caverice
Amelia
Sheenyo
Filla
Lakewood
du Pont
Barbara Sedgewick
Tabrie
Ake
Hich
Mandy
Noa.m
Dloan
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