Justice Douglas Hospitalized With Slight Fever
Supreme Court Justice William S. Douglas, 77, is at Walter Reed Army Hospital with a slight fever. Officials say he is comfortable and should be released in a few days, with no cause for alarm given. Douglas, partially paralyzed from a December stroke, has prior hospital stays this year.
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Supreme Court
Williams
Douglas
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Walter Reed
Dr Gloria D Scott elected first black president of Girl Scouts
Washington report says Gloria D Scott 37 of Greensboro North Carolina education professor and research director is the new president of the Girl Scouts of America. She ran unopposed at Wednesday elections with 1,800 delegates present.
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Gloria D. Scott
Greensboro
N.C
Girl Scouts of America
Scott
Young deejay Gregg Howard hosts 10,000 listener show
In Forks Washington 12 year old Gregg Howard runs a two hour rock n roll program on KVAC AM after school. He says classmates are his toughest critics and callers. His father owns the station and Gregg holds an FCC provisional broadcasting license.
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Forks
Wash
Gregg Howard
Gregg
Kvac-Am
Olympic Peninsula
Prisoner Fleeing 13 Years Nabbed at Nashville Hotel
Henry Clamonts, 48, who fled a work detail after 13 years of a 180 year sentence, was captured at a Nashville hotel. He said he left for drink and companionship and offered no resistance. Police noted he used his real name upon arrest.
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Nashville
Henry Claymonts
R.C. Jackson
Bgl
Jackson
London restaurant blast injures eighteen people
Eighteen people were hurt when a bomb exploded at the Trattoria Fiori on South Audley Street, London. Victims include Edwin Daly of Bryn Mawr Pa and his daughter Ruth, plus Alan Ward and his wife Ruth of Riverside Conn. The attack shattered windows as bomb squad called the explosion small but devastating. Scotland Yard said four men and four women are being questioned about recent London bombings.
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Bryn Mawr
Ruth
Alan Ward
Riverside
Trattoria Fiori
South Audley Street
Marthe Marucci
Daly
England
Enrico Sidoli
Scotland Yard
Ernest Bond
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Christina Onassis
Caroline
London
U.S
Sotheby’s
Early morning pileup snarls traffic on Terminal Island Freeway
A chain reaction crash involving 15 autos and two motorcycles caused minor injuries and blocked the southbound Terminal Island Freeway north of the Commodore Heim Bridge to Anaheim Street for more than an hour during the morning rush.
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Terminal Island
Commodore Heim Bridge
Anaheim Street
Oldest of Man Ancestors Found in Tanzania Fossils dated 3.35 to 3.75 million years
Archaeologists led by Dr. Mary Leakey announce the discovery of eleven hominid jaws and teeth in a dry river bed at Laetoli Tanzania. Radio dating places them between 3.35 and 3.75 million years old. The finds, supported by the National Geographic Society, are described as the earliest firmly dated hominid remains.
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Washington
Berkeley
18th Century Craftmetal Dine from It Cook and Serve
Country Aire International Craftmetal presents rustic antique style pieces that go from oven to table to dishwasher. Includes 4-quart covered soup tureen and 3 other items with prices 10 to 25 dollars, plus a 1-quart covered casserole and ramekin not shown.
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Country Aire International Craftmetal
Sadat snubbed again by Carey in New York visit
New York Governor Hugh Carey declined a planned morning meeting with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat citing lack of consent. Sadat met with General Motors chairman Thomas Murphy and planned a lunch at the Rockefeller estate in Porantion Hills. A private Wednesday meeting with Sadat was arranged for by Carey's staff, photographed at the Egyptian request. Carey left after an hour and a half upon learning Sadat had moved to another appointment.
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Chuck Sundquist
New York
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Masur Abraham Beame
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sadat
Thomas Murphy
General Motors
Rockefeller
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