Mother seeks return of son after staged abandonment
In St. Louis a mother, Barbara Jean Kelly, 22, and two men allegedly conspired to fake an abandonment to place Larry, 2, in a foster home. Kelly was arrested after police traced her from a photo. Larry remains in foster care while the court handles the custody and conspiracy charges.
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Exon
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Barbara Jean Kelly
Darrell Maxey
Eddie Dennis
Maxey
Lindbergh Group Threatened by Armed Men in Philippines
A group including Charles A. Lindbergh faced armed men as they left a tribal settlement in Cotabato, Mindanao. No shots were fired. officials declined to provide further details. Lindbergh traveled with Manuel Elizalde, the presidential secretary for national minorities, and New York Times correspondent Alden Whitman.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Philippines
Cotabato
Lindbergh
Manuel Elizalde
Alden Whitman
New York Times
Fire rescues ship Fulvia passengers crew lost at sea
A Norwegian cruise liner Fulvia rescued 721 passengers and crew after a fire at sea but the ship was later declared lost. Meanwhile reports note ongoing military and political developments in Saigon, Canaries, and Washington as lawmakers discuss costs and defense plans.
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White House
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Princess Anne Miffed by Washington Press Hive
Washington visit of Prince Charles and Princess Anne drew crowds of tourists and fans as Nixon hosted 21 year old Charles for talks and Anne faced media glare. An embassy spokesman praised Charles while noting Anne felt the strain of constant coverage and the press’s gossiping label.
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Nixon
England
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White House
Tricia Nixon
London
Lippert Brothers Tie Off Second Marriage In Buffalo
Four Lippert siblings participate in weddings with two marriages to Schmidt sisters. Michael G Lippert weds Margaret Schmidt and Louis F Lippert weds Emma Schmidt in Buffalo on July 14, 1920, marking a family milestone in the 50th year for the Lippert clan.
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N.Y
Lipperts
Michael G. Lippert
Margaret Schmidt
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Emma Schmidt
School Bill Veto Hints At Capital
Washington AP Republicans on Capitol Hill warned President Nixon he may be overruled by Congress if he vetoes a mammoth education appropriation bill. Nixon signaled possible veto criticizing $4.4 billion spending as excessive. Senate action on the compromise bill was expected later in the week. Headlines note House approval 67 to 30, risking an override.
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Capitol Hill
Nixon
Congress
United States
Senate
House
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Tv Or Not Tv Is Questions Before the House Today
Washington AP reports the House resumed debate on a reform bill to open more proceedings to the public. The plan would televise committee hearings only, with witnesses able to request cameras shut during testimony, and requires a committee majority vote to allow coverage.
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House
Senate
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Squatters Evicted In Manhattan
In lower Manhattan police cleared about 65 squatters from a vacant Chelsea brownstone on West 15th Street after a weekend occupation. Landlord Leon Nagin faced an angry crowd as he left with officers. 14 men 22 women and 19 children were removed by wagon and bus. The group, led by concerns over housing shortages, had pursued renovation plans to turn the building into luxury apartments.
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Lower Manhattan
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Nagin
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West 15Th Street
New York Eye and
Har Infirmary
Operation Move In
Panel study urges balanced growth and education reform
A White House panel urges a coordinated strategy to ease U.S. problems through tax shifts, city development, and recycled growth. It questions heavy emphasis on postsecondary education, suggests reemphasizing high school and other education forms, and calls for polluter taxes to curb pollution and fund public schools amid a national debate.
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White House
Nixon
U.S
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Belig
Boston
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San
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Michigan Court Rules Down Fees
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that the 1968 state constitution bars public schools from charging students for textbooks and special courses including shop and athletic programs, stating the clause about free public elementary and secondary schools means no cost or charge.
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Michigan
Lansing, Mich
Michigan Supreme Court
Forecasts of 1960s tech and social shifts emerge
The report foresees products that taint air and water changing household buying habits. It envisions a one shot birth control device regulating fertility for a year, three dimensional TV, more human organ transplants, weather control, and chemicals to boost learning and memory later in the decade.
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