Hesburgh to receive profile in courage award in Washington
The Rev Theodore M Hesburgh president of the University of Notre Dame will receive a profile in courage award from the John K Kennedy Lodge of B Nai B rith in Washington on Sept 13 for advancing civil rights in the United States. Other recipients include former Chief Justice Warren and Edward R Murrow. Ralph Osborne 67 of Southampton England won 12 1 2 dollars and a golden scrubbing brush as the only man among 1100 cleaning women vying for the charming char title Monday night. Osborne, who mops floors at the Royal Cinque Paris Yacht club in Dover, spoke of polishing during his 24 years in the army. Caspar Weinberger left secretary of Health Education and Welfare said in Moscow he hopes to widen Soviet American student exchanges to include high school pupils. He arrived Friday on a nine day official visit and aims to facilitate exchange of secondary school students.
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University of Notre Dame
John K. Kennedy Lodge
B'Nai B’rith
Washington
United States
Kart Warren
Edward RB. Murrow
Ralph Osborne
Southampton
England
Osborne
Royal Cinque Paris
Dover
Caspar W. Weinberger
Prison riot at Indiana State Prison ends with amnesty talks
At Indiana State Prison inmates released three guards after a two hour negotiation session. Officials reported control restored and co operation from inmates. The uprising, sparked by wage and service complaints, involved about 960 inmates in three blocks.
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Michigan City
Ind
UPI
Indiana State Prison
Ander
Robert L. DeBard
Otis Bowen
DeBard
Hassell Lash
Indiana
Rabert Heyne
Webb Sait
Youth with loaded pistol heads to psychiatrist clinic
An 11 year old boy walked with a pistol toward a Kaiser Psychiatric Center in Santa Clara threatening to shoot anyone nearby. Police halted traffic and warned residents as the youth surrendered the gun to psychiatrist Adolph Pfefferbaum after a single accidental shot inside the hospital. no injuries were reported.
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Santa Clara
Floyd Worley
Phil Howard
Kaiser Medical Center
Kaiser Psychiatric Cline
Adolph Pfefferbaum
Santa Clara Valley Medica Center
Joe Orlando
Wayne Britt
Freighter Key Largo Fire Ends Without Poison Loaded
Coast Guard crews abandoned the burning freighter Key Largo after tests showed a poisonous chemical was not aboard. The ship’s superstructure burned badly. hull breaches were reported as the vessel ran aground near the Mississippi River mouth. Calcium carbide posed a minor explosion risk, while ethyl lead barrels had been left at a New Orleans wharf, not on the ship.
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Phoenix
Coast Guard
Key Largo
New Orleans
Avhushnet
Mississippi River
S Rice
Harry Henners
Ethyl Corp
Thieves Steal Lamb From San Francisco Zoo
Police hunt for a pair of young men who snatched a three month old lamb weighing 20 pounds from the San Francisco Zoo. The animal, valued at about 250 dollars, was bottlefed and taken after being handed over the fence. Witnesses saw them flee in a vehicle after entering the pen containing Moufton sheep similar to wild European bighorns.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Zoo
Paul Maxwell
Maxwell
Widow contesting 1972 will over mental competence in Melbourne
In Melbourne Australia rich businessman Zvi Harry Haber who died in March 1972 left nearly 240000 to the Israeli Air Force and 42300 to his son conditioned on marriage. nothing to his wife. Widow Leah Haber asks Supreme Court to determine mental competence at writing the will as probate proceeds.
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Melbourne
Australia
OPT
Supreme Court
Zvi Harry Haber
Leah Haber
William Barvis
Harris
Haber
Michael
Defense
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