Big Night on the Courts Promises TV Battle of the Sexes
New York AP reports ABC will present the Battle of the Sexes from the Houston Astrodome featuring Billie Jean King against Bobby Riggs. The match aims to test male supremacy with sponsors and networks NBC CBS planning related specials.
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AMA Board Names Sammons Interim Chairman Pro Tem
In Chicago on Tuesday Dr Janes Sammons vice chairman of the American Medical Association board of trustees was asked to act as chairman pro tem until legal charges against chairman Dr John F Kernodle are resolved The board must ratify the appointment at the next regular meeting It concerns a federal grand jury indictment charging Kernodle with improper use of $18 million in bank funds.
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Judge Continues Schaffron Trial For Third Time
Judge Clinton Shaeffer again delayed the case of Herbert Schaffron accused of conspiring to take over garbage hauling firms in Erie and surrounding counties. The court overruled a motion to set aside the indictment, extended motion deadlines to September 25, and ruled testimony details need not list all grand jury witnesses.
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Trouble Engined Plane Tests Highlight FA Fighter Engine Woes
Washington UPSI reports a Pratt Whitney engine for the FA fighter failed after 13 hours 16 minutes of a 10 hour endurance run before replacement of a broken turbine blade. This third endurance attempt faced setbacks with a September 30 completion deadline set by Deputy Defense Secretary William Clements. The plane is in production and no alternative engine exists. Major General Benjamin Bellis, project manager, had earlier been accused of simulating certain high speed maneuvers, causing the first test to be ruled invalid. The second test ended 18 hours short when the engine disintegrated.
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Forbid Front Yard Vegetable Gardens in Wauwatosa
WAUWATOSA Wis AP front yard vegetable gardens banned by city council after a three month battle The ordinance proposed by Alderman Margin Stack passed despite opposition noting neighbors concerns over aesthetics and property values Stack argued gardens would damage the towns reputation while proponents cited financial waste.
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Brezhnev Accuses West Of Meddling In Soviet Affairs
Soviet leader Brezhnev condemned Western efforts at conferences and propaganda aimed at undermining the USSR. Speaking in Sofia he urged respect for sovereignty and noninterference, while criticizing Chile's military junta as violent and calling for its repudiation.
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VanHorn Burns Pawlewski Named To State Posts
DES MOINES IA Gov Robert Rey appointed Del VanHorn as acting director of the Towns development commission replacing Chad Wymer who resigned VanHorn had led the commissions agriculture division since June 1970 Kevin Burns was named commissioner of social Services to replace James Gilman Burns had served as director of family and children's services Norman Pawlewski named town health commissioner He has been acting health chief since Dr Arnold Reeve resigned Pawlewski previously worked with the 0 5 Hearth Service before joining the state department The appointments must be confirmed by the next session of the Iowa senate
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Networks Agree To Air First Three Days of Hearings
New York reports ABC NBC and CBS will broadcast the senate watergate hearings for the first three days next week with each network airing on a different day. Spokesmen said rotation coverage may continue, requiring a new agreement. Each night the hearings will be videotaped and replayed at 7 pm to PBS and 239 member stations.
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Kennedy on Cold War Pause 19 Years Ago
President Kennedy stated that the world might have reached a pause in the cold war. This archival remark reflects early efforts to ease tensions and avert crisis during a tense global standoff.
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Lawmakers Get Proposal To Hike GI Bill Benefits
Washington AP reports a proposal to increase veterans education and housing benefits after World War II. A Princeton University study says postwar benefits were worth more than current allowances as costs rise. Veterans Affairs head Donald Johnson cautions that major changes are not yet agreed and notes that WW II benefits included tuition payments and housing aids no longer available.
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Clarence Robinson Named Chief Surgeon in NYPD
New York AP reports Clarence Robinson was named chief surgeon of the police department on Wednesday, becoming the first Black appointee to the role in recent memory.
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Nixon Silent on Probing Probers
A telegram from an ally urges President Nixon to demand a thorough examination of Watergate investigators and any possible conspiracy. The message criticizes the senate Watergate committee tactics and warns Republicans that failure to expose alleged hypocrisy could harm future campaigns.
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Absentee votes fail to break Swedish tie
Stockholm AP reports about 60 000 absentee ballots failed to break the deadlock in Sweden’s general elections. Premier Olof Palme’s ruling Social Democrats and Communists face a three-party opposition bloc holding 175 seats, with likely continuation of the stalemate until next spring as most parties resist a new election.
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Medical Experts Dub Polio Control Method a Failure
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