Aide Hired by Litton Defense Giant As Jobs Rise
Washington AP report outlines the Kennedy era shift as Litton Industries, a major defense contractor, added executives from the Pentagon. Morris and Enthoven left government roles for Litton posts amid a 250 percent rise in defense contracts and a 406 million dollar program.
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Paroled in death plot case Carole Tregoff released
CAROLE TREGOFF the red haired receptionist convicted with Dr R Bernard Vineh in the 1959 slaying of socialite Barbara Finch was paroled after eight years in prison. She left the California Institution for Women with her father and stepmother and will live in South Pasadena. Parole chairwoman Eleanor W Hiller said she was no longer a danger and could lead an exemplary life. Vineh remains in prison with future parole hopes.
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Sabin to Head Weizmann Institute in Israel
Sabin discussed his appointment as president of the Weizmann Institute, noting his long service on its board and his aim to advance science globally. He outlined plans to continue cancer research in Israel through 1970 before returning to Cincinnati for a month of work. Born near Bialystok, Sabin arrived in the United States in 1921 and helped develop a polio vaccine, with early animal tests in 1953 and mass trials beginning in 1959 across several countries after U.S. Public Health Service approval.
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April quake legends and brass humor in San Francisco area
A fragmentary report recalls April 1 to 4 earthquake folklore in California. It notes songs, jokes, and a playful “earthquake pilot” product in Sausa Jito, doomsday rumors from Baja California to Borrego Springs, and a 6000 person anniversary gathering at San Francisco City Hall where Mayor Joseph Alioto spoke as tremors loomed.
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Three Are Safe After Marine Helicopter Crash
POLLOCKSVILLE, ON. An AP report says a Marine Corps CH-53 Sea Knight helicopter crashed in a wooded area near Pollocksville on Thursday, but all three fliers aboard escaped injury. Pilot Capt. James Purdy, copilot Capt. Teter Knese, and crew chief Cpl. John J. Murphy were aboard during a routine training mission at New River Marine Corps Air Station.
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Mideast conflicts flare as raids draw international reaction
Reports from Egypt Jordan and Israel describe cross border strikes and retaliations over contested territories. Israel says a raid on the Golan Heights was a punitive action while Jordan reports artillery exchanges near Shderat injuring civilians as regional tensions rise. Baghdad radio notes Iraq extending diplomatic recognition to East Germany.
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Talks a Ready Improvement in South Vietnam Burden Carry
Richardson and U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said Nixon’s effort to open serious negotiations has failed to deliver results. Lodge in Paris stated that what has been learned is not encouraging as South Vietnam would need to bear more of the combat burden before any withdrawal.
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Violence and disruption out of place on campus says NAACP leader
Roy Wilkins told Negro collegians on a predominantly black campus that violence has no place in education and urged students to use their heads. He defended the NAACP against militants and noted a rise in membership as he spoke at Virginia Union.
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