Americans Fly to Shanghai for Friendly Table Tennis Series
The UPI report details American table tennis players departing Peking for Shanghai to begin the second set of friendly matches with China’s world champion team. Officials list the Jubilee Cup for older players, with Tim Brogan and George Ruben among notable American figures.
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Shanghai
China
UPI
Peking
Tim Brogan
Detroit
U.S
George Ruben
Michigan Table Tennis Association
Richard Miles
U.S. cautions patience on China opening moves
Washington officials urged restraint despite Nixon ending the trade embargo with China. They welcomed Premier Chou En Lai’s cordial reception of the U S table tennis team and reporters but warned that Indochina war and Formosa commitments cap progress. Officials noted surprise over China’s openness and considered motives, while fearing overoptimism amid Soviet concerns.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Formosa
FBI Denies Surveillance Charges Facing Muskie Allegations
FBI officials dismiss charges of private surveillance as unfounded and politically motivated. White House spokesman says agents observed rally attendees at Earth Day events to protect public safety, denying any broad spying on citizens. In Fontana, Lee Tallman survived a gunshot to the head and his son Clyde was jailed on assault with intent to commit murder after a between father and son incident.
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Washington
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
FBI
Muskie
UPI
Lee Tallman
Kaiser Hospital
Clyde
Ties
San Francisco
Marc M. Keyser
Terri
David S. Shire
Oakland
Sam
Regional aid urged for Northwest economic disaster area
Oregon Gov. Tom McCall and Washington Gov. Dan Evans urged declaring the Pacific Northwest an economic disaster area with regional federal aid. Sen. Magnuson cited Washingtons high unemployment as leaders emphasized a regional public works program and unemployment extensions. Demonstrators interrupted proceedings as lawmakers debated scope and inclusion of surrounding states.
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Seattle
UPS
Pacific Northwest
Senate
Oregon
Tom McCall
Appalachia
Washington
Dan Evans
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Subcommittee On Economic Development
Magnuson
Idaho
McCall
Montana
California
Alaska
Hawaii
John Tunney
D-Calif
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Firefighters stage Big John Strong circus in Lompoc
A billowing big top will rise on College Avenue beside Lompoc High School on April 25 with shows at 2 and 4 pm. The event, sponsored by the International Association of Firefighters, funds civic improvement. Acts include the Juggling Bakers, Neena the baby elephant, Pete the trained llama, Goldie the pygmy goat, performing dogs and ponies, and clowns Eddie Spaghetti Checkers and Blinkey.
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International Firefighters Association
Big John Strong
Lompoc
College Avenue
Lompoc High School
International Association of Firefighters
Big John Strong Circus
California
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Nevada
Santa Claus
Strong
International
Showtime
Bakers
Neena
Pete
Peru
Goldie
Clown Alley
Eddie Spaghetti
Checkers
Blinkey the Clown
Shrine Circus
Joan
Slack Wire
Married priest vows to return after excommunication
Rev. Robert Duryea, a married priest with a five year old child, won strong parish backing at St. Peter's Church in Pacifica. Parishioners approved resolutions urging Archbishop McGucken to appoint a successor while urging celibacy rules be changed soon. Duryea told the gathering he expects celibacy to loosen within five to 15 years and insisted he shall return.
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Pacifica
Calif
Joseph McGucken
Duryea
Father Duryea
Suspense Over Oscars as Scott Weighs Acceptance
Hollywood reports heightened suspense as George C. Scott debates attending the 43rd Academy Awards where he is a best actor nominee for Patton. Other nominees include Melvyn Douglas James Earl Jones Jack Nicholson and Ryan O’Neal.
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Hollywood
UPI
George C. Scott
Scott
Patton
Melvyn Douglas
Father
James Earl Jones
Jack Nicholson
Ryan O'Neal
Los Angeles Music Center
NBC
Bob Hope
Goldie Hawn
Maggie Smith
Burt Bacharach
Eva Marie Saint
Gregory Peck
Burt Lancaster
Walter Matthau
Janet Gaynor
Steve Mc
Queen
Jean Hersholt
Frank Sinatra
Academy
M-As-H
Jane Alexander
Glenda Jackson
Ali MacGraw
Sarah Miles
Ryan's Daughter
Carrie Snodgrass
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Yang
Graham Steenhoven
Chou
Soviet Union
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Harry J. Crompe
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Gaylen Jackson
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Scott Ostler
Wilma Jack
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
California News- Inter-American Press Association
National Association and
California Association
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ziegler
Washington Monument
Desens
Northwest
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Thousand Oaks
Rick Dickerson
Ted Dickerson
Eddie Casarez
Michael Bolton
Dickerson
Firefighters
Eastern Shrine Circus
Baker's
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Wolff
Lusd Board of Trustees
John B. Wolff
Douglas
Helen Hayes
Lola Falana
Petula Clark
Glen Campbell
Shirley Jones
Sally Kellerman
Miss Clark
Ricardo Montalban
Scrooge
Sweden
Ingmar Bergman
Lillian Gish
Orson Welles
United Press International
Texas
el Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Jons Craw Teint
Fordanos Ne Supermarket
Rosemary Farms
ST. Lompo
Chick Circus
Forpanos Tne Supermarket
Timetable Valley Drive-In
Barefoot Executive
Clark & Larsson
Volkswagen
Veady Drive
H” Street
Walt Disney Productions
Roms
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Turkey
David O.selznicks
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Brammer Rq
Vivien Leigh
Leslie Howard
Olivia de Havilland
MGM
Krakatoa
Java
Karl Braun
Lompoc School
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