UCLA Romeo and Juliet kissing contest judged by Ny Ress Mae West
Los Angeles hosts the UCLA First Annual Romeo and Juliet kissing contest with judge Ny Ress Mae West praised as expert while four finalists from 32 advance. In Ohio a student sues for sex discrimination after being forced to take home economics. Also reports on Gale Aldridge’s reinstatement and parole news for Richmond Flowers and Oscar Hyde.
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Jett
UCLA
Caulest
Los Angeles
Rick Rose
Theresa Hickey
Homerville
Ohio
Black River
Theresa
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Alabama
Richmond M. Flowers
Washington
Flowers
Birmingham
Ala
Oscar E. Hyde
Faith healing fails as 11 year old Wesley Parker dies
In Barstow California Wesley Parker died after his parents withheld insulin claiming healing prophecy at a local Assembly of God church. Police review ongoing with a prosecutor deciding charges by Wednesday. The family mourned at a cemetery as father expressed faith in a four day resurrection.
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Barstow
Calif
Wesley Parker
Lawrence Parker
Alice
Wesley
Assembly of God Church
California
Parker
Ecological breakthrough in plastic that rots within a year
Griffin claims a starch based plastic that decays in one year when buried. He says the material resists decomposition until burial and can be produced in various gauges for commercial use. Coloroll Ltd has shown interest in licenses for production in England.
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Chicago
UPT
Gerry d. &. Griffin
Griffin
American Chemical Societ
Coloroll Ltdon
Grit Search
Brunel University
Uxbidge
Middlesex
England
Inflation slows in July as leading indicators ease
The Commerce Department reports a 1.1 percent rise in July for the leading economic indicators index, with eight components and a base of 1967. Industrial materials prices rose, while building permits and new durable goods orders declined, signaling slower growth despite higher stock prices and a longer average work week.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Department
Prica-Labor Cosl Tatin
W5.a
Floods breach embankments near Hyderabad Pakistan
Indus River levels rose and breached embankments just south of Hyderabad as flooding enveloped large plantation areas five miles east of Karachi. Refugees poured into the city at about 150 daily, with government urging factory towns to sandbag to curb the rising waters. Local officials warned damage would require years to rebuild.
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Karachi
Pakistan
UPI
Hyderabad
Ghar
Here
Lahore
Murbashir Tasan
Hasan
Barry urges weekly press meets for Watergate questions
Sen. Barry Goldwater told the Orange County World Affairs Council that President Nixon should hold a weekly news conference until Watergate questions are exhausted. He said the country is fiddling while a flame burns and must move on to other pressing problems.
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Irvine
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Hame
Orange County World Affairs Council
Cops Crack Down On Public Drinking In Fairbanks
Police cited two men for drinking beer on a downtown street under the city’s new public drinking ban. A third man is charged for placing a bottle on the ground during the incident.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Polier
Newsstand owner fights city over sidewalk space
Leonard Schneider, longtime Times Square newsstand operator, challenged New York City after the Department of Consumer Affairs ordered relocation. The State Supreme Court ruled the city acted arbitrarily, noting Schneider’s 12 years of continuous operation and livelihood impact.
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New York
UPI
Leonard Schneider
Times Square
Department of Consumer Affairs
Schneider
Ave
Schmeider
Behneider
Cobra called off hunt for deadly serpent in Buffalo Grove
Seymour the Egyptian cobra was revealed as a nonpoisonous con artist after Raymond Pauley of Brookfield Zoo examined shed skins. Police had hunted the snake for three days on orders to kill, but Pauley said the reptile was not deadly and could not be identified beyond being nonpoisonous.
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Kenneth Pike
San Bernardino
Novail
Parker
Chicago
URI
Seymour
Buffalo Grove
Raymond Pauley
Brookfield Zool
Pawley
Three men charged in San Francisco hotel shooting
Three young men were arrested after a Saturday night shooting at the Sheraton Palace Hotel during a Philippine-American Teachers Association dance. Victims Virgilio Tejada and Sam Parizal were in critical condition, Armando Aniel in fair condition. Becker and Fernando, both San Francisco residents, surrendered after police investigation. Phillip Becker, 23, was arrested near his home. he denied being present.
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UPI
Sheraton Palace
Joseph C. Berker
Nicasio P. Fernando
Becker
Phillip
Virgilio Tejada
Sam Parizal
Armando Aniel
Tejada
Parizal
OECD reports US near bottom of inflation among 28 nations
The OECD said the United States had one of the lowest inflation rates among non communist countries for the year ending in June. Iceland led with 12 percent and Greece at 14.2 percent, while Australia did not submit June data.
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Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
Jima
United States
Ambry Aushen- Tia
Australia
United
Iceland
Greece
Dure
Austria
Belgium
Luxembourg
Finland
Sf Gecd
Turkey
Italy
Japan
Spain
Britain
Netherlands
Canada
Switzerland
Germany
France
Sweden
Nixon to Return to Washington Before Labor Day
President Nixon has switched pleas and will depart from his oceanside estate and go to Washington by the end of the week. He is expected to spend the Labor Day weekend at Carp David in the Maryland mountains with Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren confirming the plan.
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San Clemente
Nixon
Washington
Oceanside
Sides
Gerald L. Warren
Carp David
Maryland
President and risinger meet in Washington transit
The President departed the Western White House after an overnight trip to Washington to confer with State Department officials. Secretary of State designate Henry A. Risinger accompanied the President during the discussions and returned to the Western White House Monday.
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Henry A. Risinger
Howia
Washington
State Department
Local Events and Ads Preview August racing and sales
A jumble of notices lists BART discounts for seniors and children, a clean up sale with 25 off on jewelry, car and motorcycle race schedules at Fremont Raceway and San Jose venues, and Labor Day Week End events including prep football at the Coliseum. Strong items include August 30th Coliseum prep game and August 1st Fremont Raceway.
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