Debate over 1953 China UN admission resolution
In Washington a 17 year old resolution opposing Communist China’s U.N. membership may trigger a Senate debate on U.S. policy toward Red China. Senators Kennedy McGovern Fulbright weigh moving to block or strike the measure embedded in State and Justice appropriations. In Stockholm a burglar who climbed into the Dutch embassy slept in a bathtub before being found by police and charged with public intoxication.
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Newspaper Associations Link With California Publishers
A list of organizations including Member California Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International International Press Institute Inter American Press Association National Newspaper Association and California Press Association appears in the clipped text signaling industry affiliations and regional cooperation.
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Vatican suspends recruitment of Indian nuns amid scandal
Vatican denies nun recruitment reports as sensational and exaggerated. It confirms two practices halted: selecting unqualified girls and lending money to fund their travel to Europe. The Sunday Times alleges up to 2,000 women from Kerala were sent to European convents for servile work, with payments up to 750 dollars each.
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Coroner questioned in Tate murder trial over drug findings
Defense lawyers in the Tate LaBianca case question the county coroner about drugs found in victims as the 11th week of trial begins. Sgt. McGann testified marijuana hashish and cocaine were found in the estate and a car.
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Panthers plan protest over legal lynching claim in New Haven
Huey P. Newton announces a large community demonstration in New York and New Haven to protest what he calls the legal lynching of Panther Lonnie McLucas. McLucas faces trial for murder of Panther Alex Rackley amid broader Panther charges and witness testimonies.
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Grave sought for vet in segregated cemetery decision
Fort Pierce Florida remains undecided over where 20 year old Army specialist Poindexter E Williams will be buried killed in Vietnam. Williams body was barred from Hillcrest cemetery a white cemetery due to racial rules and could be laid to rest at Pine Grove the Negro cemetery despite his mother accepting Hillcrest burial plots offer. The incident drew city officials including Mayor Dennis Summerlin and County Commissioner E E Green.
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High surf arrives along Southern California beaches
The heavy sea conditions predicted by forecasters hit Southern California on Sunday with three to six foot waves and strong currents at Zuma Beach. The Coast Guard towed the 65 foot Kanak to Marina del Rey after pumps were dropped to keep it afloat.
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Nixon state fete top social event
President Nixon plans a White House social spectacle with Mexican President Diaz Ordaz at the Hotel Del Coronado to mark California bicentennial. Security tightens as guests, staff, and hotel managers manage reservations and diplomatic arrangements for the high profile dinner.
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Transplant survivor marks second heart operation anniversary
Louis B. Russell Jr., the world’s longest surviving heart transplant recipient, marks two years since his Aug. 24 1968 operation at the Medical College of Virginia. He teaches, speaks to civic groups, and funds heart research while keeping active with a 200 pound frame and a cigarette habit. Russell compares his transplanted heart to a false tooth, defying doctors’ fears of rejection and enjoying a busy life in Indianapolis. He previously suffered coronary artery disease and multiple myocardial infarctions, but now remains active despite medical cautions.
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