California rubella cases double year to date
In Berkeley and across California rubella infections have doubled this year to more than 5,000 since January. State Health Director Dr. Louis F. Saylor warns that under 12 immunization lags and urges physicians and parents to act as Los Angeles reports 1,513 cases this year, with unvaccinated children estimated at 650,000 to 700,000.
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Lompoc Record Adopts Court Decree Publication Details
The Lompoc Record, a second class mail publication in California under Superior Court Decree No. 47065, lists its publishing staff including President Mrs. Kenneth L. Adam and Editor Harry J. Crompe. Rates are $2.5 per month with delivery by mail.
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Midwest Tornadoes and Storms Roar Across Several States
A Memorial Day weekend storm system battered the Midwest and West with tornadoes, hail and high winds. Damage touched northwest Iowa farms, Missouri towns, and Kansas, while California and Nevada faced heavy snow and cold snaps. watches and sheltering occurred as temps ranged from 35 to 81 degrees.
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CRLA probe enters final hearing week in California
The federal commission probes accusations Reagan made against the California Rural Legal Assistance program. Hearings run in Santa Maria Madera and Marysville with sessions in Santa Rosa Modesto and Gilroy. A San Francisco meeting closes the week as Reagan vetoed a 1.8 million federal CRLA grant alleging ties to Cesar Chavez and the UFWOC.
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Salinger to join McGovern campaign for 1972 bid
Pierre Salinger, former Kennedy aide, will join George McGovern's presidential campaign in 1972. He cites McGovern's potential in New Hampshire Wisconsin and Nebraska primaries as key to securing the nomination amid a weak early Gallup showing and notes Kennedy's sincerity in remaining not a candidate. He and Fran Mankiewicz join McGovern team with plans to meet in Washington.
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Violence erupts at Wahdat refugee camp in Amman
Palestinian refugees accuse Jordanian police of firing on demonstrators at Wahdat Refugee Camp in Amman after troops toppled monuments at two mass graves. Reports say 10 killed and many wounded though unconfirmed, as clashes mark a third day of mid east violence amidst wider guerrilla fighting and regional diplomacy in Cairo and Washington.
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Water spiked with LSD at Winterland concert
Police seek to revoke Winterland concerts permit after LSD tainted water allegedly sipped by about 1 000 attendees during a Grateful Dead weekend show. 30 plus patients rushed to hospital. promoter Bill Graham unaware of the water incident. Authorities investigate leads and possible production of tainted beverages.
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Audie Murphy dies on Memorial Day in Hollywood
Hollywood star Audie Murphy, famed World War II hero with 24 medals, dies on Memorial Day weekend in Virginia. The Texan actor faced financial troubles, legal clashes, and a career resurgence, with his final film A Time for Dying awaiting release.
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