Mystery over Israeli heart donor rages in Israel
Israel reels as Belinson Hospital refuses to name the heart donor for 41 year old Yitzhak Sulam. Reports claim a Persian born Avraham Sadgat died in a road accident and that his heart was taken without consent, which hospital officials deny.
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Rodney Pinder
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Israel
Belinson Hospital
Petah Tiqva
Morris Levi
Yitzhak Salam
Davar
Maariv
Avraham Sadgat
Haviv Sadgat
Sadgat
Pinhas Koren
Belinson
Hadassah Hospital
Jerusalem
Levi
Seven Drown As Fishing Ship Sinks Off North Carolina
The Fenwick Island sank in 25 foot seas nine miles south of Cape Lookout. Seven crewmen drowned and seven were rescued. captain Charles F. Forrest of Susan, Virginia survived and returned home. Survivors were saved by the W T James and the Chi Lu la picked up six bodies later located by search planes.
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Beaufort, N. C
Fenwick Island
Fish Meal Co
Beaufort
Virginia
Capatin
Charles F. Forrest
Susan, Va
Carter General Hospital
Morehead City
Forrest
Susan
Elizabeth City
Coast Guard Air Station
Coast Guard
Chilula
Cape Lookout
North Carolina
Outer Banks
Missing 17 Coast Guard crew after White Alder sinking
A Coast Guard buoy tender sank after a collision with the Helena near White Castle Louisiana. Three of 20 crew were rescued and 17 remain missing as divers wait for daylight to search the wreckage. One rescued sailor was Seaman Apprentice Lawrence E. Miller. The Helena continued upriver to Baton Rouge and no major damage was reported to it.
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Vernon A. Guidry JR
Associated Press
White Castle
Coast Guard
Mississippi River
Lawrence E. Miller
Willow Grove
Phillip Sage
Helena
Baton Rouge
Sage
White Alder
New Orleans
U.S. Public Health Service
Czechoslovak Soviet Leaders End Secret Kiev Talks
Soviet and Czechoslovak leaders held a two day secret meeting in Kiev on mutual topics. Attendees included Brezhnev Kosygin Dubcek Cernek SVoboda and officials. A communique said talks covered further development of both parties and other mutual interests in a cordial atmosphere.
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John Weyland
Moscow
Kiev
Tass
Ukraine
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Alexander Dubcek
Oldrich Cer
CPSU
Soviet Communist Party
Communist Party of
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
Kosygin
Prague
U S Warships Head Toward Black Sea Standoff
Two U S Navy ships waited to enter the Black Sea amid Moscow protests and Izvestia’s claim they slipped through the Bosporus like thieves. The destroyers Dyess and Turner would complete the Dardanelles crossing as diplomatic tensions rise over a planned five day Black Sea cruise.
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Russia
Black Sea
Istanbul
Turkey
U.S
Sea of
Marmara
Moscow
Izvestia
Dyess
Turner
Bosporus
US. Navy
6Th Fleet
U.S. Navy
United States
Dardanelles
Marmara-Bosporus
Mediterranean
Aegean
Poisonous bean jewelry pins recalled from Pennsylvania Sears
The Sears chain recalled 27 costume jewelry pins sold in Pennsylvania over 300 nationwide due to seeds known as sequirity beans that can be deadly if swallowed. Readings show most Penn store sales traced to Muhlenberg Shillington area, with 15 Sears shops totaling 109 pieces and a breakdown by city. The seed is from licorice plant abrus precatorius. two designs featured beans as eyes or centers.
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Reading
Sears
Muhlenberg
Shillington
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Robert Ustick
St. Davids
Norristown
Allentown
Lancaster
York
Lebanon
Harrisburg
India
Sears Officials Retrieve Poison Pin Jewelry Recall
Sears Roebuck and Co officials rush to retrieve 300 to 400 costume pins decorated with a highly toxic sequirity bean. The pins, sold in 138 stores across 110 cities, could kill if eaten. FDA confirms import from Japan and bans the beans. An alert ad is prepared for newspapers.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears
Chicago
Sears Roebuck and Co
Food and Drug Administration
Washington
FDA
Western Pennsylvania Weather Outlook For Monday To Tuesday
Monday brings mostly sunny skies and cold conditions with highs in the 20s. Tuesday turns partly cloudy and slightly warmer with highs 29 to 37. Northwest winds gust 5 to 15 mph.
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Pennsylvania
Nuclear Test Blasts Nevada Site in Project Schooner
The Atomic Energy Commission detonated a 350 foot depth underground explosion at the Nevada test site as part of Project Schooner. The 35 000 ton TNT yield cratered about 720 feet across and 190 feet deep in hard rock, with radioactivity expected to remain underground. The test followed weather postponements.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
England's Queen Faces Tax Hike and Spending Strains
London reports Queen Elizabeth II has not had a pay raise in 16 years and faces inflation and new taxes. The Sunday Express notes possible cuts in ceremonial duties if the allowance is not increased, with the queen funding some public duties from private wealth. Parliament has not raised the 1952 royal expense ceiling of 1.14 million dollars annually.
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London
Elizabeth II
Sunday Express
the Express
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Three Air Force Trainers Crash in Greenland Snowstorm
In Greenland near Sondre Stroemfjord Air Base three U S Air Force T33 trainers ran out of fuel and crashed after a heavy snowstorm. All four crewmen parachuted to safety and were rescued by a Danish helicopter. Five F5 jets in formation landed with slight fuel remaining after maneuvering through low clouds.
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Godthaab
Greenland
Sondre Stroemfjord
Goose Bay
Newfoundland
Pa Mine Subsidence Insurance Head Dies Retires
The head of Pennsylvania's mine subsidence insurance program since 1963 announced retirement after 35 years of state service. Chester Gormley began in the state treasurer's office, moved to labor and industry, then joined mines and mineral industries.
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Harrisburg
Chester Gormley
Commonwealth
Labor and Industry
Department of Mines and Mineral Industries
Italian Reds Make Last Bid To Foil New Government
Rome AP Italy's Communist party the largest in the West made a final bid to derail the center left government under Premier designate Mariano Rumor. Longo urged left forces to unite while unions planned more strikes as Rumor nears cabinet formation and approval aimed before Christmas.
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Rome
Italy
Communist Party
West
Mariano Rumor
Luigi Longo
Piedmont
Sicily
Longo
L’unita
Christian Democrat Party
Rumor
Prisoner Escapes From Cathedral Choir Service in Ottawa
An escape occurred during a Sunday choir service at Christ Church Cathedral Ottawa when a 30 year old prisoner among 38 escapees from Joyceville Ontario and Leclerc Quebec vanished during the count before returning to jail. The inmates were near the end of their sentences and had been singing with 15 Mounties.
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Ottawa
Christ Church Anglican Cathedral
Joyceville
Ont
Leclerc
Que
Moon Landing Training Vehicle Crashes at Ellington
A lunar landing training vehicle crashed at Ellington Air Force Base Houston during a six minute flight. Pilot Joseph Algranti 43 uninjured ejected from the craft at 550 feet. It was the second crash this year and follow up to Neil Armstrong May incident. An accident board will investigate the Sunday crash.
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Algranti
Neil Armstrong
Armstrong
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Leaking Gas Kills Two at DiPietro’s Bar and Restaurant
An explosion caused by leaking gas ripped through DiPietro's Bar and Restaurant near PennDEL Bucks County on Sunday killing owner Andrew DiPietro 46 and his mother Adeline DiPietro. Wife Elia 46 and sons Sandy 12 Perry 10 escaped. uncle Alfred Tomesani 74 Neptune New Jersey received serious burns and was hospitalized.
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Penndel
DiPietro
Bucks County
Andrew DiPietro
Middletown Township
Adeline DiPietro
Elia
Sandy
Perry
Alfred Tomesani
Neptune, N.J
Lower
Bucks County Hospital
Earthly Santas Hard To Find These Days
MEMPHIS AP advertising man Stanley Starr says good old fashioned Santas are scarce this year. He has relied on Memphis State University students and a retired employee to fill the role as department stores invest in costumes and props.
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Memphis
Tenn
Stanley Starr
Starr
William Curtis
Memphis State University
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Gery
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Nik
Ludvik Svoboda
THE
Japan
Alster Importing Co
New York City
Alster
Charles R. Gunn
Department of Agriculture
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Gunn
Silver Springs
England
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