Heart specialist Paul Dudley White ill after stroke
Reports from Massachusetts Hospital in Boston state 87 year old heart specialist Paul Dudley White is moderately to seriously ill after a stroke that affected his speech and the right side of his body. He previously had a mild stroke last May and underwent brain surgery in August to remove a blood clot before being released September 18.
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Resigning Dallas Police Chief cites strain on life
Dallas Police Chief Frank Dyson resigns after internal and external criticism over a July riot and perceived inaction to protect officers. Dyson, 47, said personal pressures and family considerations led to stepping down after four years at the helm of the nation’s eighth largest city police force.
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House approves strict U S fuel allocations bill
The House passed a sweeping mandatory fuel allocation measure amid news Arab states would cut oil output. The bill would require allocations of crude oil and products based on last year’s distribution and let stations pass wholesale price increases to customers. It heads to conference with the Senate.
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Silvio Q. Conte
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William B. Widnal
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Fuel shortage threatens Sacramento County waste service
Sacramento County faces a diesel fuel crisis with only a two day stock for 70 garbage trucks. County Executive Thomas G. Campbell warns uncollected trash could pollute unincorporated areas as Gulf Oil cut off a key supplier, with no replacement until at least November 1.
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Former Argentine interim leader Raul Lastiri leaves for U S vacation
Raul Lastiri former interim president of Argentina who resigned after 91 days as chief executive departed today for Los Angeles and a vacation in the United States leaving Buenos Aires for the trip.
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Fidel Castro Credited With Belgium Ambassador Rescue
Havana radio credited Premier Fidel Castro with rescuing Belgian ambassador Jean Somerhausen after he was held hostage in the French embassy. Cuban police freed Somerhausen by shooting the kidnapper Miguel de la Paz. the French ambassador Pierre Anthonioz was also taken hostage but released after a staff member took his place. The ambassador was unharmed and the Belgian foreign ministry relayed the news. The incident raised U S concerns over hijacking rules and Cuban policy.
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Hill Collapse Buries 50 Near Ipoh Shops
In Ipoh Malaysia a limestone hill side collapsed onto a row of shops and squatter houses. Initial reports say about 50 people were buried alive as a rain soaked wall broke away. Survivors described huge rocks tumbling down and two shops being completely buried.
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Ipoh
Malaysia
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