Reagan Indicates Readiness for Presidential Run
Reagan said he would accept the presidency if nominated and stressed the nation’s strength comes from its people, not a single man. He spoke aboard a jet en route from Sacramento to Los Angeles, reiterating his readiness while noting past tragedies and ill health have not deterred him.
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Washington strike shuts three daily newspapers
Washington's three daily newspapers were unable to publish as the Stereotypers Union walked out after the old contract expired. The Washington Post, Evening Star, and Daily News suspended regular editions while mediators tried to broker a settlement. The union demanded significant wage gains and fringe benefits, with talks overseen by the Federal Mediation Service.
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Sweden Refuses Asylum for Two Deserting U.S. Servicemen
Swedish Aliens Commission denied asylum to two U.S. airmen who fled service and operated bodies in exile. William Woodkey of Santa Monica and Josip Ivanay, a Yugoslav citizen, were ordered expelled. Gerry McDonald won asylum on humanitarian grounds. Two other GIs sought refuge in Sweden as officials hint at tougher deserter policy.
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How to Cut the Risk of Heart Attack
Digest’s August issue promises inside tips on heart attack risk reduction through diet and recent research. It previews sections on foods to avoid or adjust, plus developments that seek to reduce danger in popular dishes.
Detroit Police Fort Looting Incident Amid Riots
DETROIT police and fire crews battled a chaotic scene as a firebomb landed near a cleared 17 block area on 12th Street. Officers reported rocks and bottles hurled by a crowd, with sixteen people arrested on charges of breaking and entering and assault. Police closed parts of the street as fires were doused and stores along the avenue were damaged.
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Gore Seeks Help to Remove Mice from Senate Office
Senator Al Gore Jr of Tennessee asked for assistance in removing mice invading his Senate Office Building suite. He reported disruptions to thoughts, frightened staff, and damage to plants, noting failed traps and orthodox methods. He urged a new pacification program to restore stability in his office.
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