Body found near lake after report of missing person
The daughter of Lloyd Wheelers reported seeing a body near the lake while walking with a friend. Patrolman Alvin Smith and Ralph Brehmer retrieved the body about 15 feet from shore. Roy E. Byrrd, acting coroner, pronounced Sanders dead at the scene.
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Swiss Romance Short and Sweet
LAS VEGAS AP A Swiss tourist Beat Meier 27 seeks an American bride to avoid deportation and marries Delores Harriman 23 in a Las Vegas civil ceremony. His first fiancée canceled minutes after the engagement. Harriman contacted him after reading about his situation. He plans to work soon after losing his job as a restaurant manager.
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Marines Sue Over Hair Policy For Wigs
Three Marine reservists filed a federal suit seeking a ruling that they may wear short haired wigs to cover their long hair. They say they have been told to cut hair or abandon wigs or risk involuntary activation. The complaint notes regulations do not prohibit wigs and cites peer-group norms.
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Skylab Fathers Receive Greetings From Space Crew
The Skylab 2 crew heard Father’s Day greetings from home as they orbit California after a May launch setback. Conrad Kerwin and Weitz described the coast at night and missions timelines, with a spacewalk salvage of a jammed solar wing and a plan to photograph Earth targets before splashdown near San Diego Friday.
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Summit protests as Brezhnev visit looms in Washington
Young Americans for Freedom organized demonstrations outside Pravda and Tevestia offices and staged a mock trial and hanging of Brezhnev. Police held five busloads near the Soviet Embassy while the capital stayed largely nonchalant. Nixon planned a late return from Key Biscayne as he and Kissinger prepared for summit talks.
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Friteh School Bond Issue Defeated Twice in Sanford District
Sanford Friteh Independent School District voters again rejected a 500000 bond for new physical education facilities. In a larger May turnout 271 votes to 210 defeated the proposal, after an earlier 185 to 161 defeat. The plan would have funded gym and dressing rooms with a 1100 seat gym and amenities.
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First captive bald eagle given name at Crandon Park Zoo
After over three months the first bald eagle in 57 years in captivity has a name. The bird, appearing on Valentine's Day at Crandon Park Zoo, was named Noar chosen from a children’s contest won by Doug Wellem of Key Biscayne Elementary School for its gender neutral suitability.
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Globe-News
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Memorial notices and services pending for several individuals
Obituary fragments list Lillian Lee Jesse 2018 South Hayden services pending. Pauline McDaniel 92 of 310% West 10th services 10 AM Monday at San Jacinto United Methodist Church. Edgar Paul Young 54 of Sacramento services 2 PM Monday at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel. Myrtle Wilson 64 of 349 East Central services 10 AM Monday at Martin Road Chapel.
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McDaniel Pauline McDaniel
West 10Th
San Jacinto United Methodist Church
Young Edgar Paul Young
Sacramento
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Trapped Submarine Rescue Underway Near Key West
The nine ton sub testing fish habitats for the Smithsonian became entangled in a net near American Shoals about 20 miles east of Key West. Divers and minisub teams prepared to cut free the vessel with air supplies and Navy support, as the trapped crew faced a possible overnight stay.
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Perry Oceanographics Corp
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Truce Talks Amid River Conflict and Fire Support
Reporter describes Viet Cong ambush tactics using river weeds and bamboo air tubes to approach targets. The scene shifts to Paris cease fire talks while South Vietnamese Firebase 4 endures mortar hits. Dillon notes no real cease fire in the area and laments Canadian pullout from ICCS on July 31.
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Halliburton to separate Ebasco from Brown & Root under court order
Halliburton Co. agreed to a federal court order on Thursday not to integrate its newly acquired subsidiary Ebasco Services Inc. with Brown & Root Inc. The government had challenged potential elimination of competition between the two subsidiaries, both supplying engineering and construction services to fossil fuel and nuclear power projects.
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UPI
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Dallas
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Ebasco
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Farmers push to meet export demand and farm productivity gains
Butz testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee that exports now cover up to a third of cropped land and lift nonfarm employment. He cites $150 million in rail and warehouse demand, backlogs in railcar deliveries, and barge orders. Productivity per hour has risen, enabling one farm worker to feed over 50 Americans today.
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