Vandals Face Weber State After Narrow Ohio U Win
Idaho Vandals travel to Ogden to meet Weber State in a matchup that tests a thin squad hampered by flu injuries. Coach Don Robbins notes guesswork in prep as 25 new JC transfers join a deep Wildcats backfield led by Bojak Butler and Balych seeking to extend a rare home-advantage streak.
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Wallenda falls 20 feet during Detroit circus act
Patriarch Karl Wallenda of the Great Wallendas, performing in Olympia Stadium, slipped on a wire and fell 20 feet to the floor after a 40-foot high stunt. He was treated at Henry Ford Hospital, winded with leg pain, and praised by onlookers who stayed to applaud as he insisted he was not badly hurt.
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Democrats Allowed to Proceed in $3.2 Million Damages Suit
The Democrats may pursue a $3.2 million damages suit over the break in at Democratic national headquarters naming Maurice Stans and the Nixon campaign finance committee. Remaining defendants include Hugh W. Sloan Jr. and two White House aides. Five Watergate defendants were dropped on a technicality after the judge ordered depositions and motions with a closed hearing. The amended suit accuses Stans of diverting funds to finance a political espionage squad to gather intelligence on Democratic officials.
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Storms Sweep Nation With Floods and Destructive Winds
Storms and heatwaves persist across the nation with severe weather in the Midwest. A Minnesota mother and her 16 year old son drowned when their car left a washed out road into a creek. Wisconsin reports funnel clouds and damaging winds while Quincy Illinois and Duluth Minnesota see heavy rain and flooding. The South experiences heat and scattered thunderstorms, while the West remains dry and hot.
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