Linus Pauling to Receive Ford Science Award Today
President Ford will present the nation’s top science honor to Linus Pauling, Nobel laureate and critic of nuclear testing. Stever calls the award a sign of national conciliation as Pauling’s science impact spans chemistry to biology.
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Eloise Devastates Caribbean Killing and Flood Risks
Hurricane Eloise lashed the northern Dominican Republic killing at least six more people after previously killing 22 in Puerto Rico. The storm with 80 mph winds caused record devastation and flooding across the region, prompting evacuations in Haiti and warnings for Cuba and eastern Cuba.
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Abernathy Leads Peaceful Las Vegas Protest Against City
Civil rights leader Ralph Abernathy fronts about 75 picketers outside the Las Vegas Convention Center urging a boycott until the city treats Black residents fairly. Police report the demonstration as peaceful with few officers nearby.
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Denver Leads Finalists in Ninth Annual Country Awards
Denver dominates nominations with five finalist slots in the ninth annual country awards sweepstakes. The Country Music Association says the 4,630 members voted on ten categories, with Denver scoring in nearly every eligible field. Categories include entertainer of the year, single record of the year for Thank God I'm a Country Boy, album of the year for An Evening With John Denver, song of the year for Back Home Again, and male vocalist of the year.
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Miss America declines a Southern breakfast staple during Augusta visit
Elaine Godin, the new Miss America, declined grits calling them hairless and unappealing as she toured Augusta. In Hampton Virginia, Sgt. Leonard Matlovich urged the Air Force to keep him in despite being homosexual, resisting a lifelong celibacy pledge while facing discharge under current regulations.
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