Griffin urges consistent US human rights policy
Sen. Robert P. Griffin criticized Washington for selective moral outrage and called for a steady policy backed by military and economic strength. He urged incentives to reward responsible behavior and punish the Soviet Union and others, speaking in Kalamazoo, Michigan to a human rights group.
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Washington
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan Republican
United States
Soviet Union
Griffin
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
National Committee For Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bing's Grandson Dies in Beverly Hills Motorcycle Crash
Brian Patrick Crosby 18, grandson of Bing Crosby and UCLA student, died after a police chase in Beverly Hills. He allegedly ran a red light, sideswiped a car, and was thrown from his motorcycle hitting a parking meter. He died at Los Angeles New Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Brian Patrick Crosby
Bing Crosby
Beverly Hills
Crosby
University of California-Los Angeles
Booth Shaw
Shaw
Los Angeles New Hospital
Phillip Crosby
Wilma Wyatt
Jarvis Plan Draws Protest In Boston Hall
In Boston Farneil Hall about 100 people shouted that Howard Jarvis planned tax reforms are racist during a 20 minute disruption. Police escorted the demonstrators from the hall as they chanted jobs yes racism no and 2 and 13 have to go.
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Boston
Howard Jarvis
California
The
Committee Against Racism
Jarvis
Farneil Hall
Massachusetts
Nixon's Grandchild Makes Public Debut
Jennie Eisenhower, Nixon's grandchild, made her public debut in San Clemente as reporters and photographers crowded the scene. Placed in her mother's arms, she yawned and appeared healthy, while Julie Nixon Eisenhower expressed happiness and pride as they left San Clemente Hospital.
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Nixon
San Clemente
Jennie Eisenhower
Jennie
San Clemente Hospital
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Mrs. Eisenhower
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