Kennedy son Edward Jr to have leg amputated
Edward M Kennedy's 12-year-old son Edward Jr is to undergo an above the knee right leg amputation due to malignant bone cancer. The operation comes as Kathleen Kennedy's wedding to David Townsend is set for Georgetown Holy Trinity Church, while President Nixon expressed support by telephoning the hospital.
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Tragedies plague Kennedy family through decades of loss
United Press International reports a long string of family calamities tied to the Kennedys from Rosemary’s birth disability to the assassinations of John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy. The latest reveal is Edward M. Kennedy Jr.’s bone cancer and planned leg amputation, amid a history including Chappaquiddick, PT109, and other deaths and accidents across generations.
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Town Record Early Edition 1973 Middletown Publication
November 17 1973 issue of the Revelb newspaper from Orange County Publications Middletown NY. It lists address 40 Mulberry St and pricing for home delivery and newsstand copies. Publication history notes Monday through Saturday morning editions and holiday exceptions.
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Apollo docks with Skylab on third docking attempt
Three rookie astronauts aboard Apollo, bound for the longest spaceflight, linked to Skylab after two failed approaches. Commander Gerald Carr said the docking was solid on the third attempt as Gibson and Pogue watched from 269 miles above the South Pacific. The crew plans a 60 day stay, with a goal of extending Skylab to 64 days.
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West Germany to ban Sunday driving Nov 25
Chancellor Willy Brandt announced a ban on Sunday driving in West Germany to offset oil shortages, with plans for similar limits in Denmark starting Nov 25. Denmark, the Netherlands, and Belgium had earlier imposed or planned Sunday driving restrictions as oil imports fell. Royal Dutch Shell and Esso cut refinery output in Rotterdam due to the Arab oil boycott, by 20 percent and 40 percent respectively.
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NYC cops fail integrity test shock in wallets loss case
The Internal Affairs Department found 30 percent of 51 NYPD officers did not report wallets supposedly found by undercover agents from August to October. Most wallets held about $25. Fifteen wallets were never logged, leading to potential departmental charges against several officers.
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Bomb blast destroys police station in Lurgan
A bomb planted in a mail truck exploded at a police station in Lurgan, 35 miles southwest of Belfast. Gunmen believed to be IRA Provisionals hijacked the truck and forced the driver to deliver explosives. The blast demolished the station with surrounding damage but no injuries were reported.
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Gettys mom says missing Paul Getty II alive in Rome
Gail Harris, mother of 17 year old J Paul Getty II, asserts he is alive after phone answers from alleged kidnappers. He disappeared from a Rome plaza on July 9, with ransom demands of 3.4 million dollars. Harris says she cannot meet the sum and notes no mention of a severed ear or health concerns beyond reported improvement.
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Cambodian government troops lift 17 day siege at Trapeang Thaot
UPI reports government forces broke a 17 day siege at Trapeang Thaot, 12 miles NW of Phnom Penh, freeing 180 trapped soldiers who had run out of food. Five defenders killed, 29 wounded. two government troops and 29 rebels killed in the relief attack, seven government soldiers wounded.
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Kidnappers nabbed in Munich case of Evelyn Jahn
Police arrest three men linked to the Evelyn Jahn kidnapping and recover most of the 1.2 million ransom. Rudolf Mairhofer and Hans Mittermaier were seized in Bayreuth and at the crime scene, while Peter Knapp led officers to $430,000 hidden in a wood.
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