California veterans group backs away from Hayden ouster move
A California Disabled American Veterans panel limited its call to Hayden being a poor choice for representative and advised members to act individually. The freshman legislator faced criticism over trips to North Vietnam in 1965 and 1967 and a radio broadcast alleged to cause POWs mental anguish.
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Irene Marcos Ties Knot With Gregorio Araneta III in Sarrat
Irene Marcos wed Manila businessman Gregorio Araneta III in Sarrat Philippines at the 300-year-old ruins used for signing the wedding papers. The Roman Catholic ceremony drew Manila elites and President Marcos associates with Imelda Marcos urging colonial style inspired renovations.
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Exxon chief Garvin receives Virginia Tech distinguished achievement award
Exxon chairman Clifton C. Garvin Jr., VT alumnus, tells 5,200 graduates at commencement that human imagination and perseverance drive robotics and all technology. He says people, not machines, bear the responsibility for shaping a better future.
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Zanuck museum plan for Nebraska birth hotel
WAHOO Neb AP The daughter of Darryl F Zanuck aims to buy the hotel where the movie mogul was born in 1902 to convert it into a Zanuck museum. The vacant building has been condemned by the state fire marshal and would hurt the family if torn down.
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Forces gear up anew for Equal Rights battle
In Washington the ERA faces fresh congressional hearings as supporters led by Rep. Don Edwards push to pass it in the House this year and send it to the states for ratification. Opponents led by Phyllis Schlafly warn it could mandate abortion funding and homosexual marriage. Senator Orrin Hatch questions the precise effects, while supporters say the ERA would enshrine sex equality in law. The campaign links the ERA to mobilizing the female vote for 1984.
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Czech psychiatrists withdraw from world body
The Czechoslovak Psychiatric Society and the Soviet group withdrew from the World Psychiatric Association. US and other Western psychiatrists argue the move targets political abuse of psychiatry and threats to scientific ethics. Dr. Harold Visotsky supports examining abuse despite the withdrawal.
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