Sunday summary of Windsor marriage and Paris trip
Edward Duke of Windsor seeks to step down from the throne and marry Wallis Warfield Simpson in 1934 Paris, with Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip reportedly visiting the duke and duchess two weeks earlier. The article mentions his illness confining him to a sitting room on the second floor.
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Maid of Newark Crowned in Local Pageant
Sue Darby, 16, a nursing student at Fairmont Hospital, was chosen Maid of Newark at Newark High School. Esla Brownlee, 18, blonde with blue eyes, earned first runner up. La Dawe Ablborne won Miss Congeniality in a girls contest where contestants wore bikinis, with the winner to represent the county in the upcoming competition.
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Attica massacre charged by state troopers in 1971 uprising
An interview in Christianity and Crisis recounts the Attica prison siege. It notes four inmates and prison employees died when troopers retook the facility after rebels held the yard. The unnamed former inmate describes the storming and fear among prisoners.
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Terrorist Incident and Puzzle of Names in Chicago
Unclear OCR fragment describes a violent incident with blood in Chicago and a suspect named Northromer Wolts or Warhol, a mechanic Anton Wachel, and a 300 Favain robbery. Police pursue and force surrender while a chair is used for shielding. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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College aid faces Landmark bill amid busing controversy
Congress prepares for a House vote on the compromise higher education Authorization bill amid sharp debate over busing U S school children. The Senate cleared the measure Wednesday by a 63 45 margin with provisions delaying court ordered integration and restricting federal funds for busing.
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McGovern tax plan would raise taxes for half of families
A sweeping tax shift attributed to George McGovern would tax about half of U S families to fund income supplements for the other half. Families of four earning under 12000 dollars would benefit with 1000 dollar payments per person while higher earners would pay more, aiming to end what McGovern calls the welfare maze. The program allegedly would cost 695 billion dollars.
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Nixon and Brezhnev Trade Pact Talks Stall in Paris
A New York Times style sketch notes no long term trade accord reached between the United States and the Soviet Union. Officials cite failed efforts to secure Kremlin intervention for Vietnam withdrawal. The attempt to win liberal credit terms and most favored nation status collapsed, signaling limited progress on the war issue.
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Cherry Festival parade leads centennial celebration in San Leandro
A boy named Phil Beier to wheel a cherry-laden cart at the Cherry Festival Parade, part of San Leandro’s centennial three day Cherry Festival. The event recalls early traditions with a queen, past mayors, and city figures.
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