Miss America pageant returnee recovers as event runs
Miss American contestant Terry Ann Meauwsen, recovering from pneumonia, made her first appearance at this year’s Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. Producer Albert Marks says plans include a return performance Sunday night. Merrill Osmond set to wed Mary Carlson in Salt Lake City on September 17, while Bobby Fischer eyes a Europe tour and a potential million dollar match with Boris Spassky. Peter Sellers in London with unnamed companion, declining to reveal her identity. Local council joke prompts Barry Thompson to mail shirt off his back as 175 dollar check bounces amid bank cautions.
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Panthers challenge genetic study on ethnic groups
Oakland AP reports Black Panther Party leaders Bobby Seale and Blaine Brown urged a wide scale genetic study comparing intelligence across ethnic groups beyond blacks and whites. They criticized Jensen and Shockley for alleged racism and proposed a presidential panel with five experts and six public members to guide the study, funded via Congress, aligning with a global genetics convention in Berkeley.
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Tony Boyle charged in Yablonski murders
Pittsburgh based report states Tony Boyle is charged with murder in the Yablonski case along with William Turnblazer a UMW District 19 official. Washington County DA Jess Costa and federal authorities discuss civil rights conspiracy as indictments move forward. Turnblazer remains in protective custody while Boyle denies any wrongdoing.
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UCLA device aids impotence in physically caused cases
Los Angeles UPI UCLA urologist Dr Robert Pearman has developed a silicone penile prosthesis to aid men whose impotence is physiologic. The implant provides a scaffold for intercourse but does not create desire. It has helped disabled Vietnam veterans and others injured by accidents or prostate surgery.
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Kennedy daughter to marry Kennedy daughter in fall
Kathleen Kennedy 23, eldest daughter of the late Senator Kennedy, plans to wed David Lee Townsend 23 of Timonium Maryland. Townsend Harvard graduate student tutored Kennedy at Radcliffe, first meeting two years ago. A Kennedy family spokesman said wedding arrangements were not definite, possibly Washington DC or McLean Virginia.
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Liberace Denies Gay Rumors In San Carlos
Liberace rejects gossip labeling him homosexual and says innuendo is dishonest. He recalls a 1950 libel judgment, cites family background and nonconformity, and notes an upcoming autobiography while performing at Circle Star Theater in San Carlos.
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San Francisco May Vote On 31 Hour Week Ballot Measure
San Francisco supervisors moved a charter amendment onto the November ballot to cut the workweek to 10 hours. If approved the change would require city and most private employers to pay for 20 hours of work as they now pay for 40. Supervisor Dianne Feinstein warned the proposal could drive business from the city.
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Senate Funding Bill for Elections Fails in Assembly
Sacramento UPI reports the Senate backed a bill to fund special legislative and congressional elections, but the Assembly Ways and Means Committee killed the measure on Wednesday, blocking state financing for those elections.
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