Strikes Idle Thousands Across U S In Holiday Week
Across the nation workers from mining to sanitation walked off jobs in a nationwide stoppage. Detroit sanitation and police offices faced disruption as 24 000 city workers were affected and longshoremen stopped work along the Pacific ports. Federal mediators stepped in as other unions prepared actions in Utah Arizona Nevada and New Mexico and transportation workers in several states joined or threatened stoppages.
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California Assembly backs ocean farming lease bill
The California Assembly approved a bill authorizing the state to lease ocean bottom lands to private interests for aquaculture farming under State Lands Commission regulation. Public access for recreation would not be restricted. The measure passed 3 0 to 1 in a Senate vote. Various labor actions and strikes were reported nationwide, with workers in several states walking off jobs and unions discussing strikes amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Devlin Confirms Pregnancy Amid Ireland Rights Turmoil
Bernadette Devlin the Northern Ireland civil rights leader says she is pregnant and unmarried in an Irish Times interview. She discusses choosing to have the child and her moral opposition to abortion while offering few details about the paternity.
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Woman MP Plans to Stand Despite Backlash
The female member of Parliament announced she would give up her seat and seek re election, acknowledging a drop in support from constituents. She warned opponents would exploit personal matters for political gain and said she would publicly disclose her pregnancy rather than fade from public view, but would offer no further private commentary on the issue.
Mock rites mark expired US draft in Sacramento
About 30 demonstrators from the Sacramento Committee for Draft Repeal staged mock rituals at Selective Service Headquarters in Sacramento calling for draft repeal. They left a wreath for Carlos Ogden and urged renewal concerns as lawmakers delay beyond sunset on the expired law.
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Mirror flash saves five couples on Pacific voyage
Five couples aboard a 45-foal yacht set sail from Patsuma City for Sent Ding, aiming for Hawaii. A US Air Force sergeant pilot, Steward, spotted a flash that helped the crew survive a 2,000 mile voyage swept by a strong wind. The crew, led by Mr and Mrs Reynolds, faced peril as their vessel drifted off course.
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Wisecarver to be sentenced for obscene materials sale in Nevada
Ellsworth Sonny Wisecarver a notorious teen-age figure will be sentenced July 28 in Henderson Nevada after municipal court found him guilty on two counts of selling and one count of displaying obscene materials at his adult bookstore. He previously made headlines in the 1840s when, as a manager, he ran away with several older women in the Los Angeles area. Two women were arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Assailant killed in gun battle in Los Angeles
Police shot and killed Arthur Boucher during a gun battle after he allegedly knocked on doors and forced entry at the apartment of Mrs. Henrietta Dunn. Officer Ronald L. Rosendahl was wounded, and Officer Gerry F. Winkle returned fire, killing Boucher as he leaped from a tearful window.
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Lifeguard supervisor arrested in airliner extortion plot
Federal agents nabbed Williard W. Prewell a 51 year old lifeguard supervisor at Cabrillo Beach Los Angeles Harbor on charges of trying to extort 525000 from Pan American Trans World American Airlines by threatening to blow up planes. A complaint cites demands of 160000 from Pan Am 2000 from TWA and 175000 from American Airlines with violent ransom calls reported to reservations offices. Investigators followed instructions related to a hostage style scheme and vehicle to collect the money.
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Cardiac tests planned for murder suspect Corona
Doctors at Buller County General Hospital plan more cardiac tests today on Juan V Corona to decide if he is well enough to return to his jail cell in Marysville. Corona, a transient farm worker, has faced murder charges and is slated for a preliminary hearing July 13. doctors say his heart condition may affect his custody status.
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Miss Van Doren’s Army Ace Lover Comes To Visit
Honolulu society pages report Mamie Van Doren, 37, recuperating from dysentery in Vietnam era, hosts Army Maj Tony Hughes of Georgia during a 11 day leave. Hughes arrived Thursday for leisure in Hawaii, amid playful remarks about age and marriage.
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Alioto fee-splitting trial set for July 7 in Seattle
The civil case accusing San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto and two former Washington officials of fee splitting resumes July 7 after written statements are due. A separate motion seeks a change of venue to Clark County, with Chief Justice Hamilton to hear next week. The suit seeks about 2.2 million dollars in legal fees tied to an antitrust settlement.
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Sale of Titian World Item Sparks Illegal Sale Claim
A British Parliament member charged the 4 032 million sale of Titian’s Neath of Agtaeny contravenes Auctions Act. Maurice Edelman said he asked the government about prosecutions and actions by the minister. The painting, later sold to the Getty Museum, prompted renewed fundraising by Britain's National Gallery trustees.
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Hermione Gingold Plans Marriage In London Antique Deal
Hermione Gingold, 74, announces plans to marry after a playful moment in London. The actress, known for decades of stage work, confirms the engagement stemming from a longstanding admirer, a London antique dealer, and reflects on shared memories from her 20 years in the city.
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Canine Severo and Frerwany Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references a publisher, contact address in Hayward California, and a date 5/16. Names and roles are garbled, with mentions of Fremont and a phone number. Core facts insufficient for a fuller summary.
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Nude relay swim opens Channel crossing in Dover
Three men and three women began a nude relay swim of the English Channel from Dover. Starts and changes occurred under cover of a blanket to preserve modesty during the crossing attempt.
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Medi Cal cuts invalidated by California court ruling
The Superior Court ordered Medi Cal Director Earl Brian to restore cuts to levels from six months earlier. Judge William M Gallagher ruled there was no fiscal emergency justifying the Dec 15 cuts, which followed suits by the California Medical Association California Rural Legal Assistance and several counties Sacramento Alameda and San Mateo.
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Younger warns against legalizing casino gambling in California
California Attorney General Evelle Younger urged the state to reject Nevada style casino gambling and cautioned against extending off track betting. He cited a task force study noting potential policing burdens, crime rise, and higher police costs outweighing any gains, and warned of possible scandals.
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