Tunney Keeps Distance On CDC Endorsement For Senate
Riverside Democrat Tunney says he would like the CDC endorsement but refuses to back placards labeling him racist after protests at a party conference. He notes his plan to run as a progressive Democrat despite not inviting Sen. Kennedy to campaign in California.
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Mike Connors Reflects On Name Change And Rivalry
Hollywood actor Mike Connors discusses his Armenian heritage and name Krekor Ohanian noting people confuse him with Chuck Connors. He cites success of Mannix over Mission Impossible, and recalls playful exchanges about awards and studio routines with Bruce Geller.
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Eight Million Youths Read Inadequately
Washington reports eight million, or 15 percent of school age children, are not learning to read adequately. The National Advisory Commission on Dyslexia blames ineffectual teaching methods and urges a $52 million three year program to create a Reading Disorders Branch, fund satellite centers, and train more reading instructors. Education Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. supports a national Right to Read program this decade.
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Rubin Promises Bigger Protests at 1972 Conventions
Yippie leader Jerry Rubin, in Los Angeles to fund raise, says plans are for bigger and wilder protests at the 1972 conventions. He faces conspiracy charges tied to the 1968 Democratic National Convention and is on trial in Chicago with six others.
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Surf Tumbles Whale Watch Boat Near San Diego
A 12 foot wave struck a Corona Diving Club chartered boat Dutchess off Mission Bay near San Diego. Two divers aboard nearly drowned as 27 of 21 people escaped, with David Hubbard recounting grabbing his wife as the bow buried, then resurfaced.
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