Miss Sweden denounces Miss World contest as cattle market
Miss Sweden Maj Christal Johaasson 20, from Stockholm, calls Miss World a cattle market and says she would walk out if not contract bound. She laments constant chaperone controls and exhausting rehearsals while noting the prize includes 1200 dollar tiara and 6000 dollars cash. U S entrant Sandra Anne Worsfeld, 24, of Aurora Illinois, anticipates London fashion buys and an expensive wardrobe.
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London
Maj Christal Johaasson
Stockholm
Sweden
South Africa
U.S
Sandra Anne Worsfeld
Aurora
Ill
Former Justice Clark Call for Hoover Retirement
Former Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark urged J Edgar Hoover to retire as FBI director noting age and longtime friendship. He defended his son Ramsey Clark against the jellyfish label and commented on past conflicts with the FBI while presiding in San Francisco over an antitrust trial.
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Washington
Ramsey
Milquetoast
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Clark
Hoover
San Francisco
Ramsey Clark
Washington Post
Clarks
Justice
Justice Department
Mr. Milquetoast
America
Robert F. Kennedy
Bluegrass Festival Set for Myrtle Beach November
The annual Bluegrass Music Festival will be held at The Convention Center in Myrtle Beach November 27 to 29. Bill Monroe and the Blue Brass Boys will perform several concerts daily and Monroe will headline reunion concerts each night with guests including Stanley, Carl Story, Clyde Moody, Don Reno Red Smiley, Mac Wiseman and Chubby Wise.
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Myrtle Beach
Liquor by the Drink Backers Win Academic Support
Robin Room of George Washington University urged local option liquor by the drink in North Carolina and a future evaluation. He recommended driver license questions on alcohol effects. The symposium on law and drinking behavior offered no firm conclusions. Dr. John Ewing noted plans for alcohol education program studies in public schools.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Robin Room
George Washington University
Room
John Ewing
Manson Trial Wives Refuse to Be Questioned by Lawyers
In Los Angeles three women linked to Charles Manson insist they want to testify in the Tate murder case but their lawyers refuse to question them. Judge Older weighed the move as defense rest battled over whether the women will take the stand. Atkins briefly testified before her attorney blocked lines of questioning. the other two firms said they would refuse to question their clients as well. Atkins acknowledged her alias Sadie Mae Glutz, while declaring readiness to testify first.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Paul Fitzgerald
Manson
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Miss Tate
Fitzgerald
Los Angeles Times
Miss Atkins
Dave Shinn
Superior Court
Charles Older
Shinn
Sadie Mae Glutz
Sadie
Racial Violence Strikes Greenville Schools Amid Guard Deployment
National Guardsmen, state troopers, and local police guard Greenville County schools to curb racial unrest that disrupted classes for three days. Minor fights reported. two men charged under civil rights laws for attempting to board a bus carrying pupils. Attendance dipped as tensions rose.
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Greenville
8.C
Robert E. McNair
Sans Souci
Carolina High School
Greenville County
Barry Horton
Danny McKee
Wade Hampton High School
Dewey E. Huggins
South Carolina
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