Pleasant Weather Forecast Across States Through Wednesday
Pleasant summer weather remains for High Point and statewide through Wednesday with fair skies and mild temperatures. North Carolina will be warm with highs in the 80s and possible mountain thundershowers Wednesday afternoon. South Carolina sees mainly sunny days with highs near 85 to 95, Virginia and Georgia follow with similar mild to warm conditions and low rain chances. A high pressure system centered over West Virginia drifts southeast, maintaining pleasant conditions at least through Wednesday.
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Sincerity Key To Draft Status
Washington AP reports draft director Curtis Tarr issued guidelines to local boards stressing sincerity as the key factor in conscientious objector status. Beliefs must be sincerely held and guide actions, derived through rigorous training from a belief system comparable to traditional religious training.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Blacks Whites Join In Suit Against Durham Board
A coalition of black and white parents joined Negro plaintiffs in a desegregation suit against the Durham City Board of Education. The coalition intervened Monday in U S District Court at Greensboro, supporting plaintiffs represented by Julius L. Richards of Charlotte.
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Greensboro
Durham City
Irish minister's unannounced Belfast visit sparks tensions
Premier James Chichester-Clark denounces Patrick Hillery's unannounced visit to Falls Road Belfast as a trespass on British territory. Hillery says he aims to calm Catholics and press Britain to address unrest, while observers link the visit to urging UN intervention and signaling a push for Irish reunification through peaceful means.
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Northern Ireland
James Chichester-Clark
Irish Republic
Chichester-Clark
Patrick Hillery
Ireland
Bottom Falls Road
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Hillery
Lan Paisley
Falls Road
Republic
Jack Lynch
Lynch
Dublin
Nader Teams With Private School Girls On Nursing Home Probe
Six teenaged girls from Miss Porter’s School in Farmington join Ralph Nader to study elder care and federal subsidies. They describe bedsores and locked exits after two nights undercover as aides, with a public report due in September led by Claire Townsend.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Nader
Claire Townsend
Police Fire Wood Pellets At Rioters In Berkeley
Police in Berkeley deploy wooden pellet launchers against rioters during campus disturbances. Lt. Michael Healy says pellets sting like bees but do not penetrate skin as protesters throw rocks from a distance. The device reportedly originated from Hong Kong and provides officers with safer nonlethal control.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Michael Healy
Hong Kong
Audie Murphy Ordered to Stand Trial for Assault
Audie Murphy the celebrated World War II hero was ordered by Municipal Court Judge Henry H. Draeger to stand trial for alleged assault of dog trainer David Gofstein and his wife in Burbank. Murphy, 45, pleaded innocent at arraignment and said the accusation of firing at Gofstein was comical. Gofstein recounted a dispute over fees for a dog strain and involvement of a firearm as they fled the home. The trial is set for Los Angeles Superior Court on July 20.
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Burbank
Calif
Audie Murphy
America
Henry H. Draeger
Los Angeles Superior Court
David Gofstein
Murphy
Gofstein
Lindbergh Warns of Civilizations Break in Environment
Charles A. Lindbergh warns in a letter to Representative Emilio Q. about a likely period of breakdown in Western civilization due to mankind misusing the environment, signaling concern over ecological decline and societal stability.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rep
Emilio Q
Cassius Clay Appeal Denied Again by Court
Cassius Clay loses appeal for the second time as the Fifth Circuit upholds his 1967 conviction for refusing induction. He remains free on bail, faces five years in prison and a $10,000 fine, and plans to press the case to the Supreme Court again.
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Cassius Clay
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Houston
Tex
Clay
Supreme Court
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Miss Universe contestants show shift to fuller busts slimmer hips
International beauties gathered for the 1970 Miss Universe Pageant reveal trends toward fuller busts and slimmer hips. Miss Wylie notes bust sizes rising with no size 16s and only three size 14s this year while introducing a special swimsuit for contestant Kristina Hanazalova of Czechoslovakia.
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June Wylie
Miss Wylie
Catalina, Inc
Los Angeles
Czechoslovakia
Kristina Hanazalova
Atlantic
U.S.A
Debbie Shelton
Norfolk
Miss Hanazalova
Congo
Jose Bassoko
O'Brien Plans Equal Time Reply to Nixon Tonight
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien cancels onto CBS for a 25 minute equal time broadcast in response to President Nixon s economy address. The program will juxtapose Nixon and Agnew speeches with Democratic views on the opposing ground.
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Rogers C. Morton
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