Red Guards serenade American travelers in Canton layover
Twenty four Americans aboard a Royal Air Cambodia DC6 were serenaded by Red Guards during an unscheduled stop in Canton China after a Phnom Penh to Hong Kong flight diverted to the city. They were kept at the airport terminal and later shown Mao books in a cultural center before a 90 minute ground stay.
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Bridge finesse lesson from Sheinwold column
Alfred Sheinwold discusses how a finesse can backfire or succeed in a bridge hand. He notes that leading from the dummy, managing suits, and forcing discards can influence the outcome. The piece analyzes alternative lines to improve the chances, stressing two chances are better than one.
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Pope calls for social justice amid Latin America visit
Pope Paul VI urged governments and wealthy classes to pursue peaceful, just social reform in Latin America during his first papal visit to the region. He warned against violence and revolution, spoke from a cow pasture near Bogota before hundreds of thousands, and promised to denounce economic inequality.
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Eldorado International Airport
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Heart transplant unites Marine and Oregon clerk at Stanford
Marine corporal from Stanford California receives donor heart from 20 year old Cpl Larry B. Smith of Stockton California in the 33rd such transplant worldwide. Recipient Leonard Drake of Eugene Oregon, a 42 year old postal clerk with 12 year heart disease, had waited since June after treatment at the University of Oregon Medical School. Drake and his family have two children, Vicky and Jimmy.
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First U S Astronaut Resigns From Space Corps for Flight Training Failure
NASA reports Dr John A Llewellyn chemist born in Cardiff resigns after failing to master jet aircraft training. He had completed propeller solo at Reese AFB Lubbock but could not solo the jet T27 trainer. Bryon O Leary also left after starting flight training earlier.
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Skeleton found in shallow grave behind duplex in South Tucson
South Tucson Police Chief says a skeleton found Thursday behind a duplex is believed to be Cornelio E. Castro missing since the prior Wednesday. A woman, Sally Blanco, allegedly resisted officers armed with a pistol. she was detained for psychiatric observation. The eight inch grave was covered by lumber and blankets. dental and bone tests are underway to confirm death cause.
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UPI
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Pima County Hospital
Rats prove stress does not raise blood pressure
New York reports that UPI says scientists tormented rats with continuous stress for months to test hypertension. The rats did not develop sustained high blood pressure, challenging the idea that unremitting stress causes human hypertension. Some rats showed irritability and immobility after extreme stress.
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Delos Smith
New York
UPI
Salt Cut To Save Human Lifespan
Dr. L K Dahl argues salt is a key disease factor in stressed times. He reports experiments showing low salt keeps rat blood pressure low under stress, while high salt raises and sustains hypertension in susceptible rats, suggesting salt's role in human health risks.
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Stress research warns against overemphasizing causes of hypertension
Scientists at Brookhaven National Laboratory subjected highly stressed rats to daily five second electrical shocks in a steel floored cage. Despite discomfort the shocks did not harm the animals. They note diet alone can raise blood pressure even in calm conditions and urge caution in attributing stress as a primary cause of human hypertension.
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Upton
N.Y
Dahl
Quechan Indians challenge 1893 treaty land loss at Yuma
Quechan tribal leaders tell officials they lost more than 40000 acres to a 1893 treaty and will seek redress possibly at the World Court. A 260 acre lease with Yuma County to join a 900 acre river park narrows their reserve from 48640 acres.
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Foe accuses Sparks of misusing office in Maricopa race
Phoenix attorney Gary Peter Klahr charged Maricopa County Assessor Sparks with political abuse during his 18 year tenure. At a Tower Plaza rally Klahr cited appraisers pressuring property owners to sign referendum petitions as a recent example of official time used for politics.
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Scottsdale bids sought for two Diesel Powered Brush Chippers
The City of Scottsdale invites sealed bids for two Diesel Powered Brush Chippers. Bid forms available from the Division of Purchasing at 60 West Indian School Road. Bids due September 11 at 1:00 AM MST. bids opened publicly. Bond 5 percent. Council to award. right to reject.
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West Indian School Road
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