Inger Stevens Dies From Sleeping Pill Overdose
Hollywood star Inger Stevens 36 is found dead at her Hollywood Hills home from acute barbiturate intoxication. The Swedish-born actress known for The Farmer's Daughter faced loneliness and earlier suicide attempts. Stevens chaired California Council for Mentally Retarded Children and supported Watts Kedren Center.
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Inger Stevens
Hollywood Hills
Lola McNally
Thomas Noguchi
Miss Stevens
New York
Anthony Soglio
California Council For
Kedren
Los Angeles Negro District
Watts
Solo Sailor Returns After World Round The World Voyage
Robin Lee Graham aged 21 becomes the youngest to sail solo around the world in the 33 foot sloop The Return of the Dove arriving in Long Beach California with wife Patti waiting ashore. He recalls long voyage from Honolulu to the Solomon Islands and final 3600 mile crossing ending March 5. He plans to return to school and may pursue a technical trade.
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Patti
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Samoa
Tonga
Fiji
California
Solomon Islands
Australia
South Africa
South America
Carib
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Panama Canal
Galapagos Islands
New Jobs From Investments Reported in North Carolina
Investments in new or expanded plants in North Carolina in the first quarter of 1970 totaled 105.5 million dollars and will create 5,349 jobs. The Division of Commerce and Industry briefed 124 plants and a 26.3 million dollar annual payroll. Gov. Bob Scott was to address the two day C D board meeting and announce a Bald Head Island acquisition move.
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North Carolina
Division of Commerce and Industry
State Department of Conservation and Development
C&d Board
C&d
Bob Scott
Bald Head Island
Southport
Gore Claims Workers Back Him in Independent Union Drive
Greensboro sanitation workers led by Gene Gore voted to form an independent union after a meeting with 100 city employees. Gore, now unaffiliated with any labor group, says he may organize an independent North Carolina government workers union.
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Greensboro
Gene Gore
Greensboro Sanitation
North Carolina District Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Council
Laborers Union
Charlotte
North Carolina
First Flight to Deliver Nomination Speech in 1932
Franklin D Roosevelt flew from Albany to deliver his Democratic convention acceptance speech on July 2 1932 marking the first time an airplane carried a presidential nominee to a convention.
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Albany
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