Tirella death marked an unfortunate accident
Newport police said Eduardo Tirella 42 a designer and longtime companion of Doris Duke was killed when a car driven by Duke sped into the estate gate. Duke 53 was hospitalized with facial injuries and shock and later questioned. Tirella was crushed beneath the rear axle after being pinned against a tree on Bellevue Avenue.
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R.I
UPI
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Doris Duke
Joseph Radice
Radice
Frank Walsh
City
Tirella
Miss Duke
Duke
Dover
N.J
Bellevue Avenue
Pandas fail to mate as Moscow await London move
Russian zoologist says An-An and Chi-Chi spent a third night together without mating. Chi-Chi's reluctance stuns observers in Moscow and London as the pair are kept together until Thursday before Chi-Chi's flight back to London.
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Moscow
UPI
An-An
London
China
Zoya Belgavea
Chi-Chi
Dow Jones Steady Gains Push Major Averages Higher
UPI reports stock market activity at 2 p.m. EDT with the Dow Jones industrial average up 1.78 at 746.10, the rails up 0.04 to 184.38, utilities up 0.15 to 122.87, and the broad market index up 0.40 to 261.67 as sales reach 6.85 million shares. Major issues include gains for Alcoa, AT&T, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, RCA, Texaco, and United Aircraft, among others.
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Dow Jones
New York
Alcoa
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona Pub. Svc
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem
Cities Service
Douglas
DuPont
Eastman
Emerson
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors O
Rexall
San Diego
G&e
Sears Roebuck Aly
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Texaco
Union Oil
United Aircraft
U.S. Rubber
Webb
Broadcasters Toughen Smoking Ad Guidelines
The National Association of Broadcasters announced a TV code review board approved stricter cigarette advertising guidelines. The move targets discouraging athletes youths and persons in uniform from appearing in smoking commercials and seeks to curb tobacco promotion.
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Washington
UPI
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Television Code Review Board
Paratroopers Reinforce Marines Near DMZ Amid North Vietnamese Threat
U S paratroopers moved into the Da Nang area joining Marine units as part of a broader shift in the First Corps to deter a major Hanoi directed assault. B52 bombers and Navy guns bracketed the DMZ with strikes on military buildups while the St Paul shelled a regiment near Dong Ha.
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Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Hanoi
173Rd Airborne Brigade
da Nang
3Rd Marine Division
Phu Bai
Hue
Ch Lai
Qui Nhon
Chu Lai
First Corps
Navy
United States
International Control Commission
ICC
Dong Ha
USS Cruister St. Paul
Final Gemini slated for Nov. 9 launch from Cape Kennedy
NASA confirmed Gemini 12 mission with James Lovell and Edwin Aldrin scheduled for a four day flight starting November 9. The two astronauts will rendezvous with an Agena target rocket, perform two spacewalks, and test photographic experiments as NASA transitions to the Apollo program.
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U.S. Space Agency
James Lovell
Edwin Aldrin
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Obituary Charles W Hall Jr longtime Scottsdale resident
Charles W Hall Jr died Sunday evening in St Louis at 34 EB Mountain Shadows. He was born January 14 1912 in Mt Vernon Illinois and was a Chevrolet dealer in Du Quoin Illinois for 20 years before moving to Scottsdale in 1959. He belonged to Paradise Valley Country Club Arizona State University Alumni Club Elks Lodge 1884 Du Quoin Dinner Club and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Survived by wife Virginia three daughters Alice Bayer Susan Hall Nancy Chase and two sons Charles W Hall III Alan Hall. He was a Westminster College student at Mt Vernon home.
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Charles W. Hall Jr
St. Louis
Hall
Mountain ‘Shadows
Mt. Vernon
Ill
du Quoin
Paradise Valley
Dinner Club
Sigma. Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Virginia
Alice Bayer
Susan Hall
Phoenix
Nancy Chase
Denver
Colorado
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Alan Hall
Westminster College
Iiton
Handley
Mt.’ Vernon
Dog Carrying Confidential Messages Used At Air Force Base
At Alconbury England a US Air Force Base uses a dog to carry confidential messages claiming he is the quickest and best means for strictly confidential communications according to an official.
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Alconbury
England
UPI
U.S. Air Force Base
Regents urged to fund new university gymnasiums
Regents were asked to consider allocating state funds in the 1968-69 budget for new gymnasiums at the University of Arizona and Arizona State University. Dr. Richard Harvill and Leon Levy urged that Bear Down gym and ASU facilities are undersized and inadequately equipped for varsity and intramural programs.
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Leon Levy
Tucson
Regents
Harvill
ASU
McNamara Opens Four Day Viet Nam Talks In Saigon
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara arrived in Saigon and began four days of high level talks on U S commitment to South Viet Nam. He stressed no plan to invade North Viet Nam but signaled readiness to increase American support as 320 000 troops already fight there and spending nears 4 billion dollars.
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Saigon
UPI
Robert McNamara
U.S
South
Viet Nam
North
Hanoi
United States
McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Henry Cabot Lodge
William C. Westmoreland
Nguyen Huu Co
South Viet Nam
Satellites Collide in Space But Remain Operational
At the 17th Astronautical Congress in Madrid UPI reports two unmanned U.S. gravity stabilized satellites launched in March 1969 collided in orbit at 600 kilometers while drifting in space. Both satellites were re stabilized and remain in operation 18 months after launch with Queen Frederika and Princess Sophia in attendance.
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Madrid
UPI
U.S
Hilliard W. Paige
General Electric Co
Frederika
Greece
Sophia
Juan Carlos
Paige
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
Inez Moves Inland as Hurricane Hits Tampico Area
Hurricane Inez bends toward Tampico Mexico after 16 days of indecision. winds drop from 135 to 100 mph while rains trigger flash flooding warnings. Tampico 30 miles NW of the city with 200 000 residents, communications were down, and Tamaulipas faces severe flood risk through Tuesday.
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Tex
UPI
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Caribbean
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Mexico
Tampico
New Orleans
Texas
Moron
el Sabino
Nuevo
Sierra Madre
Mexican
Doctor explains wart virus and psychosomatic asthma concerns
Emeritus consultant Marc Clinte notes warts are caused by a virus and may disappear on their own or be treated by cautery. He cites a physician claim that hot water soaks can kill the virus. He links severe childhood asthma to parental anxiety and home stress, urging loving calm over panic.
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Great Asthma Hospital
Denver
Billy
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