Two Brothers Found Unconscious Near Ochlocknee Farm
Alfred L. Chastain and Dean Chastain, aged 52 and 36, were found unconscious at a farm house about four miles east of Ochlocknee. They were taken to Archbold Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Deputies investigated. Sheriff Rehberg noted no foul play is suspected. An ambulance from Dekle Funeral Home transported them after a relative alerted authorities.
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Alfred L. Chastain
Dean Chastain
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Ochlochnee
Dekle Funeral Home
Sheriff's Department
C.A. Rehberg
City awaits final word on Rose City Urban Renewal
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development final approval is pending to begin resident relocations for the Rose City Urban Renewal Project. relocation officer Peter Donovan named, replacing Bart Singletary who moves to Clearview Cable TV. County city talks on sharing jail facilities resume with new discussions planned.
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U.S. Department of Urban Development
Rose City
Jean Sampson
Peter H
Pete) Donovan
W.J. Powell Co
Bart Singletary
Clearview Cable TV
Ray Holter
Clearview
Augusta
Boy seaman James Brinton lost at sea on long kayak voyage
Seattle youth James Brinton 25 disappeared after leaving LaPush for a 7000 mile three month trip to Japan. His capsized 17 foot kayak with provisions was found intact off Washington's Olympic Peninsula. Coast Guard and local boats searched in 29 mph winds and 6 to 10 foot seas, but survival chances were slim. Brinton was an Eagle Scout, served in Vietnam, and studied at Seattle Community College while pursuing teaching.
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Seattle
Baltic Sea
James Brinton
Jim
James D. Moore
Brinton
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Olympic Peninsula
LaPush
Wash
Japan
Coast- Guard
Cutter
Coast Guard
Moore
Jimmy
Save Space
Puget Sound
Baltic
North Sea
Vietnam
Seattle Community College
Civil Emergency Declared as Albuquerque Violence Erupts
Police in Albuquerque imposed a civil emergency after a day of disorder that left at least 13 people wounded by gunfire. About 500 youths clashed with officers in Roosevelt Park and downtown, with looting and arson reported and 30 holdouts arrested in a park raid early this morning.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Roosevelt Park
Park
Birth Of Nine Breaths Nonuplets In Sydney Hospital
Geraldine Brodrick gave birth to nine babies in Sydney, four survived today, three still developing concerns. The first baby, a girl born before dawn, remains stable with no change. The premature triplet group, two boys and a girl, died after respiratory difficulties.
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Sydney
Australia
Geraldine Brodrick
Key Officials Called To Meeting on Drugs
President Nixon summoned seven ambassadors and top officials to the White House to review the drug abuse issue in American society. Envoys to Mexico Turkey South Vietnam Thailand France Luxembourg and the UN attended along with Secretary of State Rogers and others. A broader initiative to curb narcotics use in the United States and abroad was promised, amid reports of heroin use among U.S. troops in Vietnam.
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Washington Cap
Nixon
White House
Mexico
Turkey
South Vietnam
Thailand
France
Luxembourg
United Nations
William P. Rogers
John N. Mitchell
Treasury
John B. Connally Elsworth Bunker
U.S
Andrews Air Force Base
Saigon
United States
White Fouse
Ronald L. Ziegler
Vietnam
Dozens Die in Detroit Narcotics Slayings at Hazel Wood
Seven people were killed and an eighth wounded in execution style shootings at a two story Detroit home on Hazel Wood Street. Four women were found with arms tied behind them amid narcotics and gun seizure evidence. The wounded man is in critical condition at Henry Ford Hospital.
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Detroit
James Barron
Hazelwood
12Th Street
Dan Smith
Henry Ford Hospital
Animals Threatened By Lead Poisoning
A sick black leopard nicknamed Mr Leopard and his dead twin brother highlight rising lead exposure in animals. Pathologists warn humans face similar risks from gasoline fumes and industry. Zoos including Staten Island and Bronx report elevated lead in big cats and other species. an owl patient also shows feather loss.
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New York
Leopard
New York Medical College
Staten Island Zoo
New York City
Bronx Zoo
Strebel
The
Medical College
No Missing Phenobarbital Pills Found in Thomasville Shelters
City Manager Buford Mc Rae and Civil Defense director said all six Thomasville shelters had their phenobarbital pills removed in February and are safe at City Hall Wall. Region III officials notified shelters in seven states to remove pills and consider donation to Archbold Memorial Hospital or Public Health Agency.
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Leon County
Pla
Thomasville
Buford Mckae
Civil Defense
Tallahassee
Stan Jensen
Pinetree Boulevard
McRae
Richard D. Barkley
Bart Singletary
Washington
Earnest Vandiver
McKae
Archbold Memorial Hospital
City Hall
Motor Tan
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Pine St
Marvin A. Wilson
Mich
Edward Stephens
Murry Bishop
Magnolia St
Richard Willis
Wright St
Bishop
John Shappless
Elba
Ala
J. Fleetwood
Rt. 3
Cairo Rd
Cassidy Rd
Lamar Miller
Jackson and
Phelps Sts
Karen Lee Giffin
Oehlochnee
Edith M. Vonier
Pape
Cace Abby
Deere Eee
Heloise
Reem Teen
Albuquerque Park
Albuquerque Journal
Ellsworth Bunker
Leonard
Ralph Strebel
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