World Wildlife Fund elects Beatrix first woman on board
In Morges Switzerland the World Wildlife Fund elected Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands to its administrative board, making her the first woman on the panel. President Prince Bernhard and members including Prince Philip attended the Wednesday vote as the fund aims to fund nature reserves and protect endangered animals and birds.
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World Wildlife Fund
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Prince Bernhard
Prince Philip
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Wellsville Personal News Favors the Number Seven
Mrs. Roy Haislip of Wellsville ponders luck in sevens as her 70th birthday falls on July 7 1970 and plans hint at future sevens in 1977. Grace Lutheran Church issued a church yearbook directory with pictures by distribution committee members Mrs. Ernest Blane Mrs. Joe Geiseker and Mrs. Norman Gastler.
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Roy Haislip
Wellsville
Grace Lutheran Church
Ernest Blane
Joe Geiseker
Norman Gastler
How Can Movies Get Away With It
Hollywood debates the motion picture moral brinkmanship as sex driven films progress beyond the Production Code. Myra Breckinridge draws praise from Mack Valenti while critics call it indecent. Beyond the Valley of the Dolls earns sharp condemnation from Champlin.
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Myra Breckinridge
Gore Vidal
Myra
20Th Century- Fox
Raquel Welch
Mack Valenti
Motion Picture Producers
Myra Breckintge
Daily Variety
Arthur Murphy
Los Angeles Times
Paul Monash
Valenti
Indus
20Th Century-Fox
Valley of the Dolls
Champlin
Zanucks
Patriotic Music Marks Independence Day Observance
The Ledger reports patriotic music on Friday and Saturday in honor of Independence Day. Mexico Rotary Club installs new officers at Friday meeting with President Glenn Torreyson and others. A draft lottery record was released, with a complete calendar on Page 6.
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Mexiico Rotary Club
Glenn Torreyson
Vincent Fuemimeler
Harold James
L. Buford Thomas
Roland, Long
Roy Kent
Marion Page
Ed Wallace
William B. Nowell
Mushrooms May Feed World Hunger
At the World Food Congress in The Hague Prof Naim Kosaric and Rosarie discuss single cell protein from mushrooms and other microbes. They note SCP sources thrive on petroleum waste natural gas and polluted water and may offer cheap edible protein to meet global hunger.
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Naim Kosaric
Rosarie
University of Western Ontario
Canada
Nixon's Senate Critique Spurs Equal Time Demand
President Nixon criticized Senate limits on Cambodia actions and predicted changes in Cooper-Church amendments. Senator McGovern, in turn, demanded equal network time to defend antiwar measures. McGovern-Hatfield urged ending U.S. operations in Vietnam and set withdrawal deadlines amid Nixon’s remarks.
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Nixon
Senate
U.S
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
George
McGovern
House-Senate
Congress
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R-Ore
Vietnam
South Dakota
Paris
Farber Personal News Continued On Innovations In Care
In Winston Salem a medical center plan aims to ease hospital crowding by treating upright patients at home with round the clock service once staff increases. Dr Crow envisions family practice to save time and money, shifting care from hospital to home settings and offering on duty physicians and immediate emergencies. A 4 pound boy born after a bullet strike to his mother’s foot is reported with both infant and mother in satisfactory condition.
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Crow
Neumann
Winston-Salem
N.C
Dane
Missouri Junior College Enrollment Set To Exceed 95,000
Jefferson City AP reports Missouri junior colleges will reach a record 95,000 plus enrollment in the 1970 71 year. State education commissioner Hubert Wheeler predicted the rise over the 31,961 total for 1969 70 across 12 colleges. Summer enrollment rose to 11,296, up 18.6 percent from 9,522.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Hubert Wheeler
Man accused of picking pocket caught by detective in plain clothes
In Charlotte, a man accused of pocket picking on a downtown street was caught by a plain clothes detective who found $200 in the victim's wallet. The arrest pits lawman against petty theft in a compact urban crime incident.
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Charlotte
N.C
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