Carol Lynley shuns Hollywood social lists seeks quiet career
Hollywood star Carol Lynley criticizes the social stratum and publicity of Hollywood life while sharing her wish to stay out of the party scene. She describes moving from New York to London and back to the United States to avoid becoming a mere part of the scene. The actress notes her desire to preserve identity and resist becoming a hard, mask-wearing performer.
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State Board votes to require statewide education assessment
The Michigan State Board of Education has voted to conduct an assessment of education that will be mandatory for every school district in the state.
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Michigan State Board of Education
Standard & Poor’s Corp
Wall Street Charter Sees Oversold Market Risk and Potential Rally
Wall Street firms describe tight money and a widening gap between money rates and stock yields as the worst market element. They warn the oversold condition could trigger a technical rally, while bearish signals persist with limited loanable funds and recession fears.
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New York
UPI
Spear & Staff
Almanac Highlights Key Historical Dates and Night Sky Notes
United Press International notes for Tuesday June 24 1969 mark the 174th day of the year.历史 events include Cabot reaching North America in 1497 and Willett becoming New York City’s first mayor in 1665. Berlin blockade tensions surfaced in 1948, and the 1940 Ufish airlift moved funds from England to Canada. A thought from Irvin Cobb closes.
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Jupiter
John Cabot
North America
Thomas Willett
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Ufish
England
Canada
Irvin Cobb
Patrolman Reports Theft Of Rare Comic Book
Houston police report patrolman J P Murdick Jr recovered a straight face while noting the theft of Erick J Groves number 10 Flash Gordon edition valued at 150 dollars at a Houston convention of the Comic Collectors Association in the event.
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Houston Comic Collector’s Association
Charles Charisma Reshapes Monarchy For Wales Investiture
Prince Charles prepares to be invested as Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle in a modern ceremony aimed at entertaining a taxed public. The event costs about 480000 dollars with 2500 servicemen and police. TV expected to reach 500 million viewers, while Charles and parents project a more public, professional monarchy.
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Vigilante moves stir campus debate on law and order
Louis T. Byers proclaims a plan to defend the American way by leading a vigilante backlash against student groups he labels communist and extremist. He argues buildings seized by protesters should be returned to rightful operators via law and order, while court action may be necessary to resolve the dispute.
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Law and Order
Stage protests across Japan mark ninth anniversary
More than 11,000 workers and leftists demonstrated across Japan against the Japan U.S. security treaty on its ninth anniversary. They demanded the United States return Okinawa and the other Ryukyu Islands to Japanese control.
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UPI
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Man risks life in waxworks glue stunt
Michael Booty, 27, will place his head beneath a rope guillotine at Madame Tussaud's Waxworks in London to test Power Pack glue said to be 99.9 percent certain to hold. If the blade passes, Booty wins. if not, officials warn the blade will strike. His wife, Susanne, stays home with their 7 month old daughter as the company insures his life for 100000 pounds.
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UPI
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Mafia informant Valachi in satisfactory condition after stroke
Joseph Valachi, the Mafia insider who exposed the secret crime organization, is reported in satisfactory condition after a stroke. The 64 year old was moved from La Tuna Federal Prison in Texas to the federal medical center for prisoners in Springfield, Missouri. He previously testified before the Senate crime investigating subcommittee after entering Atlanta Penitentiary in 1960.
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UPI
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Record Heat Tops U.S. Weather Readings at Presidio Texas
The U.S. Weather Bureau logged a 108 degree high Monday at Presidio Texas the season’s peak excluding Alaska and Hawaii. A 38 degree low was observed at Stampede Pass Washington. The Apollo Belvedere statue was found in the late 1400s.
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Dirksen Aims to Narrow Viet Commitments Resolution
Senate Republicans plan a substitute that would require congressional approval only for armed forces where hostilities are involved unless national security or protection of U.S. citizens or property is at stake. The measure faces uncertain passage as President Nixon opposes binding action, and Democrats seek a timely disposal by Thursday.
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Barbara Bain Sued For Breach Of Contract
Actress Barbara Bain faces a breach of contract suit from Paramount Television seeking damages up to 611000 plus a court order barring work for others until May 1971. Bain, under a five year deal she had three years into, missed segments of Mission Impossible after her Emmy win, with 26 episodes filmed yearly.
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Social Security Office Drops Saturday Hours in Vernon
Vernon Social Security office will stop Saturday service after June 28, ending 10 am to noon hours for Childress County residents. Individuals needing special hours may request appointments by writing or calling the Vernon office at 1728 Fannin Street, Vernon, TX, LI12 9346.
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Student clashes with guards in Merida injure 13 youths
Demonstrations by politically active students in Merida turned to street battles with the national guard injuring 13 youths. The report notes the unrest occurred 500 miles west of Caracas amid political tensions.
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Buffalo rancher faces court over roaming herd
John Cobbetto of Hillsboro appears before Circuit Court Judge William A. Bines Jr. on a complaint filed by neighbor Embert Green and Montgomery County Sheriff Jerome Keller claiming Cobbetto’s buffalo trampled Green’s soybean field. No hearing occurred June 6. another showing is set. Cobbetto, 56, raises nine buffalo on a 210 acre farm and recently added four more.
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Immigration board weighs Sirhan relative to deportation bid
The Board of Immigration Appeals has taken under advisement the government’s bid to deport Munir Bishara Sirhan, brother of Sen Robert F Kennedy’s assassin. Sirhan, a Jordanian citizen, was convicted in Los Angeles County in 1966 of marijuana possession, a conviction later vacated. Attorney Robert A Vielhaber argued the court lacked authority to vacate.
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UPI
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Paricutin Volcano Erupts From Cornfield to Cone
The Paricutin volcano in Mexico began erupting in a cornfield in 1943 and grew a cone over 1,500 feet tall in eight months, covering more than 10 square miles with lava.
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United Press International
Mexico
Pope heads new Vatican state after Lateran Treaty
The Lateran Treaty of 1929 established Vatican City as a sovereign city state with the Pope as its ruler, formalizing the Catholic Church’s independent territory within Rome.
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Vatican City
Quirks in the News roundup from four countries
A collection of light items: in Dunkirk Fire Department rushed to Fire Chief Fisk home for a toast burn. In St Louis a six foot boa blocked traffic until boxed. Hyde officials test mayor’s $9600 car to kick Safety Week. In Glasgow Postmaster General Stonehouse mishandles mail cargo and deliveries, admitting the task is not simple.
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UPI
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Treasury Report Shows Fed Moves Through June
Treasury records a cash balance of 9.8323 billion and public debt near 361.61 billion as of June 19. Withdrawals total 197.64 million and deposits 196.32 billion, with gold valued at 10.37 billion.
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UPI
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Polite Burglar Takes $555 After Note Left By Victim
In PUERTO ORDAZ Venezuela a burglar found a note left by Mrs Laura for her husband reading that the car installment money was in the top drawer. The thief pocketed $555 and left a final P.S. saying Gracias in Spanish.
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