Mitchell on Nixon's fall sympathy over harsh pardon views
New York Martha Mitchell told CBS Pat Collins she felt sympathy for Richard Nixon after his resignation and would wait for Ford's explanation before commenting further on the pardon. She urged clemency for others involved in Watergate but called Nixon equally guilty, while denying any satisfaction.
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Richard M. Nixon
Mitchell
Atty
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CBS
Pat Collins
Today
Nixon
Ford
Congress
Browne Aims At Fisher With Daily Intensive Practice
Walter Browne, 25, a leading challenger to Bobby Fischer, commits six to eight hours daily to practicing and refining his chess game. He lives in a small Berkeley penthouse and stresses the need for hard work to excel.
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Walter Browne
Bobby Fisher
Browne
Berkeley
Court orders license for Dr. Finch in Missouri case
Kansas City court of appeals ordered that Dr. R Bernard Finch be granted a medical license to practice in Missouri after state appeals were denied. JiN A Haile of the state Board of Registration for the Healing Arts said the board would seek Supreme Court jurisdiction. The case involved prior tests and board delays.
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R. Bernard Finch
Missouri
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State Board of Registration For the Healing Arts
Supreme Court
California
Barbara Jean
West Covina
Calif
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State Board
Cole County Circuit Court
Finch
Scaffold collapse kills eighteen at Manila bank site
Eighteen workers died when scaffolding broke during finishing work on a Makati Manila bank building. Three survivors were badly injured after landing on toppled colleagues. one escaped by grabbing a snapped cable amid strong winds. Police weigh overload and cable failure as causes.
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Manila
Philippines
Alejandro Galimgan
Galligan
Galimgan
Felipe Tablate
First National City Bank
Makati
Wholesale prices rise only one tenth of a percent
The government index of wholesale prices gained 0.1 percent in September, the smallest increase in a year, with an unadjusted figure showing a slight decline. The report notes the index reflects future consumer price trends and comes as Ford presses lawmakers for inflation-fighting measures. The 12 month comparison shows a 9.7 percent rise.
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Washington
Ford
Bueau of Labor
Congress
Girl fights rabies, still unconscious
ALBUQUERQUE AP The year old Indian girl battling to become only the third survivor of rabies remains in a coma and in critical condition today. Kathy Roubi deaux of Missi. $.0. was bitten by a rabid dog two weeks ago on the Navijo Reservation. She was admitted to Bernalillo County Medical Center Monday and has been unconscious since. Authorities say her longer survival may indicate a possible recovery.
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UPT
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Navijo
Bernalillo County
Kennedy wife Joan Kennedy charged with drunken driving
Fairfax Virginia AP Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward Kennedy faces a driving under the influence charge after a three car collision on Route 123 in Fairfax County. No injuries were reported and authorities say penalties for the offense vary with circumstances. Kennedy was released on her own recognizance after appearing at McLean magistrate court.
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Joan Kennedy
Sen
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D-Mass
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Fairfax County
Kennedy
Edward F. McGrath
Vienna
Carol A. Pinder
Viena
Stores looted after firings in Fresno crowd riot
In Fresno a rock and bottle throwing crowd of 150 to 200 looted three west Fresno stores after the district fired 12 employees for refusing lie detector tests when $5,000 in goods was missing. Officers dispersed the crowd around midnight and one suspect was arrested.
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UPD
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Nobel Prize for cell research awarded to three scientists
Stockholm AP Three scientists largely responsible for modern cell biology share the 1974 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine. Christian de Duve George Palade and Albert Claude each receive one third of 124000 dollars for discoveries on the structural and functional organization of the cell.
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Sweden
United States
Christian de Duve
Rockefeller University
New York City
George B. Parade
Romania
Yale University
School of Medicine
Albert Claude
Institut
Jules Borflet
Universite Libre Int Brussels
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Claude
Palade
de Duve
Brussels
Royal Caroline Institute
Caroline Institute
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