Baby Born To Ford Heiress Elena Niarchos Born In New York Hospital
Elena, a seven pound one ounce girl, was born Wednesday to Charlotte Ford Niarchos and Stavros Niarchos at New York Hospital. Both mother and child are in excellent health. Elena is the first grandchild of Henry Ford II and Anne McDonnell Ford. Stavros Niarchos, a Greek shipping magnate, owns a large tanker fleet and a famed old masters collection.
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UC Senate Rejects Anti Draft Proposal
The University of California Academic Senate voted 138 to 111 against a plan by anthropology professor Gerald Berre mon to refuse cooperation with Selective Service. The proposal would have UC provide students grades only when specifically asked, amid concerns over unfairly penalizing those drafted. Nobel laureate Owen Chamberlain supported Berre mon, while others feared the impact on academic evaluation.
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Flag Prank Fines Pair at Hawaii Rally
Honolulu AP Judge Kenneth Harada fined two men for desecrating the U S flag during a March 21 University of Hawaii rally protesting the Vietnam War. A cardboard flag caricature with dollar signs replacing stars and daggers replacing stripes hung on a wall. Noel J. Kent, 22, and Peter Lombardi, 22, were fined 50 and 25 dollars respectively.
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Webster Street District Urged for Improvement
Seventeen residents of Webster Street petition Hayward City Council to form an assessment district for street improvements. Proposed work includes curbs gutters sidewalks and rebuilding from Mission Boulevard to East 16th Street.
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Guyana Declares Independence With Flag Hoisted in Georgetown
Thousands of Guyanese cheered as the five colored flag of Guyana was raised in Queen Elizabeth Park signaling the nation’s independence from Britain. Prime Minister Forbes Burnham led the ceremony as crowds packed Georgetown streets. Jagan and his Progressive Party supporters boycotted parts of the events.
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Siamese Twins Birth Revealed by Hospital
The hospital confirmed the rare birth of Siamese twins with a one in 100,008 occurrence. Names were requested to be kept confidential while medical teams monitor the newborns and family.
Suit over mislabeled birth control pill blamed for miscarriage
Mrs. Linkey, age 35, filed a federal suit against Eli Lilly & Co. in Indianapolis alleging the C-Queris bottle label failed to inform users that the pill is not immediately effective or necessarily effective after continued use. The plaintiff, mother of three, seeks damages and cites negligent labeling as the cause of pregnancy loss.
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Scots Vote to Admit Women Elders in Church
In Edinburgh the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland voted to admit women as elders. A burst of cheering accompanied the decision as the announcement was made.
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