Maddox Honored Doctorate Cited for Civic Service
Daily review notes Lt. Gov Lester Maddox a former Georgia governor now a doctor. William Carter College awards him an honorary Doctorate of Humane Tellers, with praise from its president for his dedication to God and humanity. The piece also covers Nevada boosters rejecting Joe Conforte’s money, Cawley’s new traffic policy ticket, McCarthy weighing a New Hampshire run, and a mock war-hero story about Charlie Hempson who died on the Isle of Man after posing as a commander.
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Charlie Hempson
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Alistair Mare
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Tmndow
Mary Lord
Isle of Man
Trouble with trash in San Francisco
Mayor Joseph Alicio warned the city faces losing its garbage dump as the Army Corps of Engineers takes over and demands a permit to continue disposal at a 540 acre Mountain View site south of San Francisco. The city handles about 2,000 tons daily and protests cited marsh and slough damage near San Francisco Bay.
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San Francisco to drop patrol role for women officers
Three San Francisco policewomen who patrolled streets with male partners say policing is a man’s job. Brass plan to loosen physical standards or make patrol all male after women struggle with crowd control and lifting drunks. remaining officers return to investigative duties while one on honeymoon completes evaluation.
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UPI
Jeremiah Taylor
George Eimal
Sight of reunion as Littleton father regains sight
Robert Bitts a Littleton Ohio math instructor, joyfully welcomes his six month old son Reuben after seventeen years of blindness ended when doctors in San Francisco placed an artificial lens in his eye. Mrs Bitts savors the emotional reunion.
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Robert Bitts
Littleton
Ohio
Reuben
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San Franciseco
Pistol packing mom becomes South Padre Island town marshal
Ronalyn Adams 27 was elected South Padre Island town marshal on May 26 with 12 write in votes. She balances beauty salon work with law enforcement duties and says equal pay for equal work while noting no town funds for a paid position yet. Her husband Philip backs her, joking about TV comparisons.
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Poplar Bluff
Sandy Island
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Chester
Marshall Dilton
Washington spelling bee crowns Trink Worth in 4th win
Barrie Trink Worth of Texas won the 4th Annual National Spelling Bee in Washington after 17 rounds and 514 words. Finalists were Mise Trinkle and Stephen Hayes. Trink Worth had previously finished 26th in 1971 and last year.
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Mise Trinkle
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Aspirin Ads Denied False Claims by Major Firms
Washington UPI report states Bristol Myers American Home Products and Sterling Drug deny FTC charges of false aspirin advertising. They contest a proposed 25 percent corrective ad requirement as unconstitutional censorship. Also named are five NYC ad agencies involved in the FTC complaint.
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