Miss America pageant pivot amid illness and stars
The reigning Miss America Terry Aan Meeuwsen, still recovering from pneumonia, made her first appearance at Atlantic City’s Miss America pageant. Os monds groom Merrill Davis Osmond will marry Mary Carlson of Heber City Utah on Sept 7, the couple planning Salt Lake City wedding. Fischer eyes rematch with Spassky in Europe with potential million dollar prize. television rights split. Peter Sellers seen with unnamed blonde at London airport, says she’s just seeing him off. England taxes prompt council check worth 178.4 bank units, precedent set by cow check cashing in 1970.
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Panthers challenge ethnic study on intelligence advocate
Black Panther Party leaders Bobby Seale and Elaine Brown urge a national genetic study comparing multiple ethnic groups beyond blacks and whites. They fault alleged racial bias in UC and Stanford researchers, proposing a panel of five geneticists and six public members funded by Congress, to remove racism in genetics research.
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Tony Boyle charged in Yablonski murders
In Pittsburgh Pa Tony Boyle a former United Mine Workers leader faced murder charges over the slayings of Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. Authorities say a midlevel UMW official Turnblazer turned state witness alleges Boyle initiated the plot. The warrants filed in Washington County align with a federal grand jury action expected later today. Turnblazer 52 from Middlesboro is District 19 president and in custody. Boyle has denied involvement saying he would swear to God he had no knowledge of the killings.
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Device to fight impotence developed
LOS ANGELES UPI A TICLA urologist Dr Robert Pearman of UCLA Medical School reports a penile prosthesis silicone shaft implanted in the penis to enable normal intercourse for men whose impotence stems from physical causes such as diabetes sickle cell disease leukemia multiple sclerosis Peyronie disease or war injuries from Vietnam surgery or accidents The device does not create desire or sensation and has been used for wounded veterans at Tripler Army General Hospital in Honolulu and other patients with prostate or nearby organ surgery induced impotence.
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Kennedy Daughter to Wed in Fall in Private Ceremony
Kathleen Kennedy, 22, daughter of the late F. Kennedy, plans to marry David Lee Townsend, 26, of Tintonium Maryland, a Harvard graduate student. They met when Townsend tutored her at Radcliffe. A Kennedy family spokesman said wedding arrangements were not finalized.
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Liberace denies homosexuality amid innuendo claims
Liberace, 83, told a press conference he is not gay and rejected stories as dishonest innuendo. He cited a 1938 libel judgment against a London paper, said his sexual feelings align with most people, and noted his nonconformist style drew speculation. He also discussed divorce in his family and an upcoming autobiography. He then referenced a San Carlos performance at Circle Star Theater.
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30 hour week on San Francisco ballot proposal
San Francisco supervisors placed a charter amendment on the November ballot to cut the work week to 30 hours, forcing city and many private employers to pay for 40 hour work at 30 hour rates. Supervisor Dianne Feinstein warned the measure would drive business from the city.
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Assembly kills bill on funding elections in Sacramento
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday killed a Senate passed measure that would have required state funding for special legislative and congressional elections in Sacramento.
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