European storm leaves 54 dead in six nations
A massive European winter storm swept through West and East Germany Britain Ireland the Netherlands Belgium and France killing at least 54 people and injuring many more. Wind speeds reached 135 mph causing widespread damage and flooding across cities including Dublin with emergency operations declared to cope with the worst floods in a decade.
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Netherlands
Belgium
France
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Atlantic
English Channel
Rouen
Student dies in dorm shooting may be self defense
Wilberforce Ohio police say 19 year old Willie Williams Jr of Cleveland was killed in a Wilberforce University dormitory near midnight. A 32 caliber pistol was found in the room but not the gun that killed Williams. Sheriff Bradley indicated investigators do not expect charges, and suspect self defense may be involved.
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Wilberforce, Ohio
UPI
Central State University
Green County
Russell Bradley
Willie Walliams Jr
Cleveland
Wilberforce University
Bradley
Wilberforce
Williams
Justin Krause
Central State-Wilberforce
Peet
Bypass makes heart transplants a thing of past
Dr. Michael DeBakey says new heart repair methods now obviate many transplants. His Baylor team reports bypass surgery using leg veins to reroute blood around clogged arteries shows overwhelming success, reducing long term transplant need after prior trials. The note also mentions the Maguey plant used for tequila and pulque.
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San Diego
Calif
Michael DeBakey
DeBakey
Baylor University School of Medicine
Nixon blamed for GOP defeats by re election committee
Representative Clarence J. Brown charged that President Nixon and his re election committee bore blame for the GOP failures in the election. He said candidates were starved for funds as the committee took the lion’s share and that many Republicans gained little help from the President or his inner circle. Brown warned Nixon faces trouble with the 93rd Congress and may lose party leadership.
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GOP
Washington
UPI
Republican Agressman
Clarence J. Brown
Rohio
Congress
Brown
Nixon Reelection Committee
Funeral services set for Rep Bow
Ohio Congressman Frank T Bow dies at 71 after near completion of his 10th term. He returned home for graveside burial in West Lawn Cemetery Canton with services in Washington prior. President Nixon expressed sorrow, noting his long service and fiscal responsibility as a ranking minority member of the House Appropriations Committee.
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Ohio
Frank T. Bow
West Lawn Cemetery
Washington
Nixon
Bow
Congress
Frank Bow
House
Appropriations Committee
Motorcycle club members honor dead in Ramona crash burial
Nearly 150 bikers from Iron Horsemen Rogues Mescaleros Barons Earth and Hell's Angels attended the funeral for 39 year old Iron Horseman Harry Francis Nickels Jr. killed in a head on collision near Ramona. Police stopped mourners for safety checks as they left Greenwood Memorial Park.
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Calif
Harry Francis Nickels Jr
Iron Horsemen
Rogues
Mescaleros
Baron's Earth
Hell's Angels
Nick
Nickels
Ramona
Greenwood Memorial Park
When in Pain Doctors Endorse Anacin as Relief
Doctors prescribe many pain medicines, but Anacin is highlighted as a widely used over the counter option. The ad claims it relieves headaches, dental pain, arthritis, colds, and flu with fast action and minimal stomach upset, suggesting patients take what doctors might give in the office.
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