Uneasy Calm In Anchorage After Earthquake Reports
An Associated Press survey finds Anchorage residents reacting with composure after the March earthquake. Doctors note calm behavior overall, with some reports of nervousness but little maladaptive conduct. Psychiatrists say residents faced the event and aftershocks by attending to necessities and adjusting to disruption.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Trist
Associated Press
William A. Davis
Alaskas’ Methodist University
J. R. Langdon
Davis’ University
75 Vancouver teachers to lose jobs after levy failure
A Vancouver Washington hearing revealed that 75 Vancouver School District teachers will be dismissed after voters defeated a 1.3 million levy proposal twice. Officials cited budget shortfalls and progress in addressing problems, with residents angry about quake impacts and uncertain futures.
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Vancouver, Wash
Vancouver
Bert Simpson
Cranston Salinger TV Debate Set By AP
Democratic senatorial candidates Alan Cranston and Pierre Salinger will meet in a one hour television debate May 1 in California. The event comes as party tensions flare over Rockefeller and Goldwater camps with Lodge supporters shifting to Rockefeller and Goldwater warning the plan may fail. A GOP leader in Sacramento calls for a peace conference to curb intra party feuding ahead of the June 2 primary.
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Alan Cranston
Pierre Salinger
California
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Don Mulford
Oakland
GOP
Assembly Raucas
Noweber
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Kogo
Sen. Barry
NBC
San Diego
Arizona
Lodge
White House
Sacramento
Colton
Salinger
Cranston
Car Hits Pole Injures Driver in Hayward
A car ran off the road and struck a utility pole in Hayward early this morning injuring Union City youth Dennis Wakefield, 20, of the Masonic Home in Wakefield. He suffered facial and head fractures and was listed in satisfactory condition at Eden Hospital in Castro Valley. The accident occurred on Mission Boulevard under the US 50 overpass.
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Ato
Hayward
Union City
Dennis Wakefield
Masonic Home
Wakefield
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Mission “Boulevard
Medical Report on Homosexuals Sparks Debate in New York
New York Academy of Medicine committee reports homosexuality as an emotional disturbance and argues therapy offers best help. The study cites estimates of deviants in NYC, links environmental factors to deviance, and notes organized gay groups like the Mattachine Society while warning about deceptive personal mannerisms complicating recognition of deviant tendencies.
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NEW York
Medical Academy
Committee On Public Health
New York Academy of Medicine
New York City
Mattachine Society
Ization
San Francisco
Fee
Amendments to Civil Rights Bill Spark Southern Push
Washington AP report notes Senator Richard Russell and Dixie leaders pushing a package of civil rights amendments seen as more tolerable to Southern lawmakers. Dirksen and Humphrey optimistic some GOP votes may form a path. key changes target public accommodations and equal employment, shifting antidiscrimination suits from federal courts to pattern-based enforcement, with states given time to respond before federal action.
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Washington
Jert F. Kennedy
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
M. Dirksen
Alnois
Maryland
Russell
Dixie Forces
Alabama
George Wallace
Southern
Dirksen
Humphrey
Len
Rob Krats
Cal
Goldwater
Barry
Atty
Her
Yanks Abroad Win Court Issue
About 40,000 former U.S. citizens living abroad may regain citizenship after the Supreme Court struck down a law that created second class citizenship. Angelika Schneider, a Smith College graduate living in Cologne with her lawyer husband, won the case. her citizenship is reinstated and her four sons are now citizens of the United States. The ruling affects naturalized citizens and their children who had faced forfeiture under federal immigration laws.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Supreme’ Court
Supreme Court
Angelika Schneider
Smith College
Newsion
Izens
Cologne
Germany
United Federal
West Germ
Salesman Hears Narcotics Count in Largest San Francisco Bay Area Heroin Seizure
Russell J Owens of San Jose, 46, was arrested at the Ville Motel in San Mateo after arranging to sell 150 ounces of heroin for $25,000 to undercover federal agents. The seizure described by Robert Nickeloff, assistant director of the U S Bureau of Narcotics, as the largest ever in the Bay Area, followed Owens being arraigned on a federal charge of selling narcotics.
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San Francisco
San Jose
Nickoloff
Constine
World Air
Robert Nickeloff
U.S
Owens
Reno
Toes Burned By Power Line Accident in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO Tex AP Juliano Salazar 29 suffered small burns on both big toes after accidentally contacting a 139000 volt power line while at a City Public Service Board substation A steel reinforcement rod in his hand touched the line causing a 20 minute power outage.
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San Antonio
Tex
Juliano Salazar
Mishay
Salazar
City Public Service Board
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Peggy Lennon
Lawrence Welk
Lennon
Santa Monica
Charles Richard Cathcart
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Cranston-Salinger
Nated
Saparoquan Buthe Committee
Mision Blvd
Thea
Sen.Russell
Democratic Teader
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Vlavenf Dahate
Yanks Abroad
Rambler's
America
Hamner Amarigam
Lockerby Motors, Inc
Mission Blvd
Rambler
ART Bridges Dale Rambler, Inc
Fremont Glyd
Fremont
Donny Kaye
Cbs-Tv
Lways
Crocker
Walls
Crocker Citizens’ Trust Department
Crocker Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Absa
Bion
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