Legionnaire's disease cases found in Bloomington outbreak
Seven middle-aged men contracted Legionnaire's Disease in Bloomington over five months, three died. All had visited Indiana University Memorial Union hotel section between January and March. no link confirmed to the building. No IU students affected. victims include Indiana and New York residents. ages average 54.
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Richard D. Telle
State Board of Health
Bloomington
Indiana University Memorial Union
Telle
Telie
Indiana
New York State
Michigan
American Legion
Philadelphia
Europe
Robert O’neil
Soviet Criticism of Western Zaire Rescue Campaign
The Soviet Union denounces the Western rescue of 2,500 whites from Zaire's Shaba Province as gunboat diplomacy. Pravda and Tass claim foreign interference aims, while noting Western investments by General Motors Gulf Oil Goodyear and Pan American exceed 10 million dollars. Kolwezi copper mines stay shuttered as protests persist.
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Soviet Union
Zaire
Kremlin
Africa
Communist Party
Pravda
Tass
Shaba
General Motors
Gulf Oil
Goodyear
Pan American
Kolwezi
Missing teens hunted as Calumet field body found
Two teens abducted during a Bayou Vista store robbery remain missing. The body of 17 year old Gordon Cannella was found in a Calumet sugar cane field, the third corpse in three days as a wider 20 mile search extends. The FBI issued a national bulletin for a former California deputy with a prison record tied to the deaths. Bridget Sons, 19, was found killed and another unidentified teen remains missing while a woman’s body was found in a septic tank earlier.
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Morgan City
Calumet
FBI
California Reserve
Gordon Mark Cannella
Cannella
Bridget Sons
Bayou Vista
Cuba offers aid to Nkomo in Rhodesia plan
The Boston Globe reports Cuba offered Joshua Nkomo 100 officers and soldiers to bolster his guerrilla force, potentially marking the first direct Cuban involvement in Rhodesia. American officials doubt acceptance, but view the offer as ominous and a risk to widening the civil war.
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Boston
Cuba
Joshua Nkomo
Boston Globe
Rhodesia
Nkomo
Zambia
Globe
Carter
Vietnam Expels Large Number of Chinese Residents
Vietnam accelerates expulsion of Chinese residents with Peking based reports citing 89,700 victims expelled since April and 17,700 sent home in the past week. Hanoi denies persecution, saying many Chinese leave via illegal channels amid rumors of retaliation over Chinese aid to Cambodia in a border dispute between Vietnam and Cambodia.
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Tokyo
Vietnam
Peking
Hsinhua
China
Hanoi
Vetnam
Cambodia
Fire damages stores. Golde's closes after December blaze
Several stores suffered heavy fire damage on December 22. The remaining shops relocated while Golde's store closed.
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Golde’s
Burke explains why he went to topless club
Rep. J. Herbert Burke, Republican on the House Narcotics committee, was arrested for disorderly intoxication at a Dania nightclub featuring nude dancers after following two men he overheard discussing a narcotics deal. He denied intent and said police arrived after he spoke to the bar manager. he was briefly jailed and released on his signature.
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Dania, Fla
J. Herbert Burke
Burke
House Select Committee On
Dania Police Department
Centerfold Club
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
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