Nixon silent and penitent as transition ends in California
Former President Nixon, described by rabbi Baruch Korff as a “lonely troubled man,” faces heavy medical and legal bills while his transition ends. Korff cites regret over Watergate and Kissinger concerns, noting a $275000 legal bill and $11000 medical payments, with a $175000 book advance reported.
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Los Angeles Times
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Quintuplets Born to Chicago Couple at Resurrection Hospital
A Chicago woman delivered quintuplets three boys and two girls after fertility drug use. All five babies are in good condition. parents Vance and Cheryl Shaf of Morton Grove, with one older daughter Melissa, welcomed the quints early yesterday at Resurrection Hospital.
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Meany warns unemployment could hit ten percent by July
AFL-CIO President George Meany cautions the jobless rate could reach 10 percent by July as unemployment sits at 8.2 percent. He calls for public service jobs, public works grants, tax relief, and 6 percent mortgages to revive housing, while noting wartime strain and congressional inaction.
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George Meany
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Soviet Union
Reuss
ABC
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Douglas’ leg paralysis may be permanent says Time
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas has not recovered use of his left leg after a stroke with doctors fearing he may never walk again. His intellect remains intact and eyesight has returned to normal, Time reports. he works a few hours daily but will not return to the bench full time before March.
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Cosmonauts Endurance Flight Sets Soviet Record
Two cosmonauts Lt Col Alexei Gubarev and Georgi Grechko returned in Soyuz 17 after a 30 day orbital mission. The mission boosted Moscow's space program and eased Western fears about a joint U S project next summer.
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Soviet Union
United States
Alexei Gubarev
Georgi Grechko
Earth
Mardi Gras crowds fill New Orleans as Gleason leads Bacchus parade
In New Orleans celebrants pack Bourbon Street as Jackie Gleason leads a Bacchus parade clad in gem-studded white. Police report 518 carnival arrests, 104 narcotics cases, and motorists urged to avoid curbside parking amid crowded French Quarter streets.
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New Orleans
UPI
Jackie Gleason
William McCrossen
Gleason
Bacchus
Bus Driver Charges Train in Fatal Mexico Crash
A crowded bus raced a northbound train near Cuautitlan on a raid to Cuernavaca. Twenty six people died and 32 were injured as the Golden Eagle locomotive struck the bus at a crossing, with witnesses recalling the driver ignoring warnings and accelerating.
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Mexico City
UPI
Golden Eagle
Texas
Ignacio Silva Maren
Cuautitlan
Tultepec
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Tex
Jose Rodriguez Bacre
Jose Casimiro Patino
Angel Peralta
Mexico
War Between Doctors and Nurses Heats in Hospitals
A national, quiet clash pits nurses against doctors over patient treatment authority. While some battles stay private, high profile clashes occur like the St. Agnes dispute in Philadelphia and strikes in San Francisco Oakland and Youngstown. Doctors claim captaincy of the ship. nurses seek patient advocacy role.
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Youngstown
Thomas ‘Daley
St. Agnes Hospital
Philadelphia
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