Homosexuals Said Big Cause of Spread of VD
A U S Public Health Service expert tells the Northern California Public Health Association that venereal disease spreads mainly through homosexual contacts and that syphilis and gonorrhea are prevalent among adult homosexuals. He cites education in high schools as aiding control and notes that in some states one third to one half of reported victims are school age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Calif
UPI
U. S. Public Health Service
Robert Lugar
Los Angeles
Northern California Public Health Association
Lugar
Trade with Red China urged by San Francisco leaders
Three San Francisco business leaders told a Senate Commerce Committee hearing that non strategic trade with Red China should grow. They urged a new Pacific trade body and noted Washington neglect of Pacific issues. Agricultural economist George L Mehren warned that US farm exports to the Far East yield little net benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Senate Commerce Committee
California
Clair Engle
George L. Mehren
University of California
Ex Secretary of Governor Nation Acquitted in Tax Case
Mack Nations former gubernatorial secretary was acquitted in a U S District Court in Wichita Kansas on charges of income tax evasion The jury found the government failed to prove Nations received part of a $10000 payoff linked to a parole and pardon during former Gov Fred Hall's administration Nations testified he received an envelope but passed it unopened to Hall Hall later served as executive vice president of the California World's Fair and said he learned of the payoff months later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
UPI
Mack’ Nations
Nations
U. S. District Court
Fred Hall Nations
Hall
Natons
Natoms
Notre Dame student dies in 11 story library tower fall
Coroner rules death by own action after Notre Dame junior David Betten leaped from an under construction 11 story library tower in South Bend. Investigation found no motive and noted the fall appeared accidental though companions had been drinking. Betten had been described as melancholy.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
St Joseph County
F. Dale Nelson
Notre Dame
David 4. Betren 2
Santa Ana
Calif
William J. Locks
Nelson
Betten
Old University Library
Calif. E
Everest Climber Honored by Governor Brown
Governor Edmund G. Brown sent congratulations from California to Thomas F. Hornbein of San Diego for reaching the summit of Mount Everest from the west side. Hornbein, part of the American Everest expedition led by Norman Dyrenfurth, and William Unsoeld of Corvallis, Oregon, became the first to top Everest from the west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown
California
San Diego
West
Thomas F. Hornbein
Reporter Refuses to Name Sources in TFX Plot Claim
UPI reports Seth Kantor declines to reveal two sources for predicting the General Dynamics win in the 6.5 billion TFX contract. He cites a prior pledge of confidentiality, while Senate investigators press for identity. Kantor says sources were high government officials not decision makers.
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Seth Kantor
Scripps-Howard
Washington
UPI
Senate
Scripps- Howard Newspaper Alliance
Kantor
Fort Worth
Tex. Tex
General Dynamics Corp
Pentagon
General Dynamics
Boeing Co
Sen
Edmund 5
Muskie
D-Maine
Texas
Snce 1957
TFX
U.S
John L. McClellan
D. Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
Traveling salesman sought for assault after kiss incident
Hutchinson Kansas police said a traveling salesman kissed a housewife after she refused a magazine subscription. The man is being sought for assault.
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Dale Carnegie
Cortro
Raymond L. Parker
Hamburger
Chef's Club
Sutter
Wiligat
Horseshoe Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas
Dany
Red China
Asia
George Killion
American President Lines Ltd
Preston
Atay. Marx
Far East
America
United States
Japan
Philippines
Malaya
Thailand
Brown
Subcommittee
Iden
Hutchinson. Kan
Gk. Cc
Ham’s Adviers
Frodey-Setrdey
Unes
Morelands Qasine
Robbie Simoky
Remington
Nam
Ola Ane
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