Paul Stanel Proclaimed By SUN Support in County Race
The SUN editorial urges support for Paul Stanel in the county government contest, praising his long career, integrity, and risked confrontations with questionable actions. It argues Price could impact county government positively and notes Bob Baskin’s public service while defending Stanel against critics.
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Bob Baskin
Fewer Airline Accidents But Death Rate Up
The National Transportation Safety Board reported 1967 saw fewer accidents in domestic scheduled airlines, totaling 43 with eight fatal. Fatalities rose to 254, despite fewer crashes, as jetliners’ higher speed and capacity were cited as factors.
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UPI
National Transportation Safety Board
Night visibility hack for tent stakes
Outdoor tip advises sticking a piece of luminous tape over the top of a tent stake to improve visibility at night and prevent tripping. The note emphasizes adding a bright marker to stakes used outdoors.
Beautiful Women and Scientists Split by Vocational Interests
Dr. David P. Campbell reported at the American Psychological Association convention that beauty and science attract different career paths. His Strong test analysis of 10 000 women shows models and entertainers rank high for variety and thrill, while scientists and nurses cluster lower, with women gaining vivacity over decades.
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UPI
American Psychological Association
David P. Campbell
University of Minnesota
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Campbell
Phyllis Diller
Playboy Magazine
Police Use Tear Gas to Break Berkeley Riot
Police fogged downtown Berkeley with tear gas after protesters supporting Chicago tactics shot a patrolman in the leg and injured four others. More than 1,000 were dispersed as crowds smashed a bank and U C campus windows, set fires, and hurled debris. about two dozen demonstrators were arrested for rock throwing vandalism and possible shooting. The riot followed a Friday rally in sympathy with Chicago detainees during the Democratic National Convention.
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UPI
Chicago
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Bank of America
Last Of Captured Passengers Freed
Algeria freed the last 12 on the El Al Boeing 707 hijacked July 23 over the Mediterranean. Eight crew members and four passengers left Algiers for Rome then Israel. Israel may release two Syrian pilots as a reciprocal gesture.
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International Federation of Airline Pilots
Viet Nam plank born in Chicago on Aug 22
The Vietnam platform plank that sparked dissension at the Democratic national convention originated in Chicago on August 22. Humphrey aides shaped the draft before the hearings, with David Ginsburg acting as a behind the scenes link to the committee. Both drafts called for a bombing halt tied to a response from Hanoi and troop protection.
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Eisenhower Reads Briefly During Recovery From Heart Attacks
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, sits up in bed and does light reading as he slides toward a near normal routine at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors describe his recovery as flexible and guarded with risk of relapse, following a seventh major heart attack and removal from the critical list.
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Eisenhower
Mamie
One in Five Americans Blame Daley
A Sindlinger poll at the Democratic National Convention shows 21.3 percent say Chicago police used excessive force against demonstrators. 61.7 percent approve Mayor Daley, 56.8 percent do not view police force as excessive, and 93.5 percent have seen or heard about the demonstrations.
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UPI
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Record Heat Top in Lower 48 with 110 Degrees
The U S Weather Bureau reports the highest temperature excluding Hawaii and Alaska reached 110 degrees at Red Bluff California. A record low of 32 was logged at Laramie Wyoming. The 24 hour table ends at 4 a m and was prepared by the San Francisco bureau.
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