Nudists Denied Beach Use by Marin County Board
The Marin County Board of Supervisors rejected a request from Stan Sohler, former president of the American Sunbathing Association, to designate a secluded topless nudist beach on the county shoreline. Officials cited potential parking and sheriff patrol problems and voted against the proposal.
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Vaccine Increase Expected in Asian Flu Effort
Surgeon General Leroy E. Burney said vaccine production may reach 80 million to 85 million doses by January 1, higher than the 60 million target. The Public Health Service notes Navy and Marine Corps reports show 35,000 to 40,000 cases worldwide, with about two possible deaths. Total US cases are estimated around 30,000 and likely undercounted.
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Compromise Expected FBI Files Safe With Congress
House Senate conferees near agreement on a compromise bill to limit defense access to FBI files while preserving Jencks rights The House and Senate measures aim to spell out procedures following the Supreme Court Jencks ruling and protect government files during pretrial disclosure
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Soviet Cruiser Sails By Malta Heading to Albania
The Soviet cruiser Mikhail Kutuzov and one destroyer passed through the Malta channel dividing the island from Sicily. They are reported en route to Communist Albania. British Mediterranean fleet took no special precautions as the ships head toward Yugoslav ports.
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Valletta
Malta
Mikhail Kutuzov
Sicily
Albania
Elizabeth Bliss 84 Dies After Fall At Cincinnati Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Bliss aged 84 died at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati after injuries from a fall at her home on August 18. The death was reported Tuesday by hospital authorities.
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Cincinnati
Christ Hospital
Elizabeth Bliss
US urged to speed Intercontinental missile program
Senator Jackson pressed for a faster US missile program and increased long range bomber production as Russia claims an ICBM test. He warned Defense Department to act before delays cripple defense. Administration countered by saying progress is being made on a broad, high priority front.
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Proxmire Wins Wisconsin Senate Special Election
Democrat William Proxmire, 41, defeats Republican Walter Kohler to win the remaining 16 months of McCarthy’s term. Proxmire secures about 56 percent with a huge margin of victory and boosts Senate Democrats to 50 seats. The primary turnout trails but total votes exceed 790,000.
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Proxmire Wins Wisconsin Democratic Primary Over Kohler
Final unofficial returns from 3,357 of 3,361 precincts show Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire defeating Kohler 435,085 to 313,631 with three minor candidates also on the ballot. Proxmire framed the result as a protest against the President, while Kohler pledged to continue administration support. Proxmire led from the start, aided by Labor support, and captured Milwaukee County by a wide margin.
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Vernon Thomson
Courtesy Day Bouquets Awarded By Judges
Eighty judges at city intersections handed out bouquets to courteous drivers for the first Allied Florists Association Courtesy Day. By afternoon 70 drivers received bouquets before the sun wilted the awards. One driver joked about taking flowers home to her husband.
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Allied Florists’ Assn
Bank Loot Shocks Bank as Cashier Faces Embezzlement Charge
Ira G. Maddux Jr., 34, assistant cashier at Victory State Bank in Kansas City Kan, is charged with embezzling 24200 after claiming two stickup men looted the vault. An investigation followed a two hour lie detector test and Maddux’s confinement inside the vault. He posted no bond and awaits hearing. He had been promoted in January to the assistant cashier post earning 350 a month.
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Victory State Bank
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George H. Gray
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Local Eatery Highlights Odd Sandwich Menu Item
A city dining spot showcases a playful menu feature titled mother in law sandwich along with a cold shoulder and tongue option. The cheeky lineup reflects a humorous approach to regional cuisine and local humor.
Weather forecast and temps for Miami Valley
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy weather with scattered thundershowers in the Miami Valley. Highs around 78 today and 80 on Thursday, with lows near 65 and 63. Middletown recorded 87 degrees by 3 pm yesterday and a 63 degree low at 7 am.
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Middletown
Ferocious Prison Riot Ends After Wild Night
At the Colorado State Reformatory riot, one inmate died and four were wounded amid a night of chaos. Guards beat unconscious, chairs and fences battered as prisoners set fires and hurled objects. officials blamed hard labor claims by Governor McNichols’ inspection pending reports. Names include Evaristo Gomez, Gene Loux, Jerry Troxel, Richard Benjamin, Harvey Williams. guards Robert Allinger and Sam Montgomery.
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Buena Vista, Colo
Colorado State Reformatory
Steve McNichols
Denver
Gene Loux
Jerry Troxel
Richard Benjamin
Harvey Williams
Britain warns Yemen of continuing attacks in Aden protectorate
Britain said it would keep attacking Yemeni forces crossing into the Aden protectorate. The Foreign Office issued the warning after the Yemeni legation accused a British aircraft of striking Yemeni territory on August 25.
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6th Fleet Maneuvers Near Syria
The 6th Fleet canceled visits to French Riviera ports and is kept at sea. The Mediterranean maneuvers began Aug. 17, with major phases to finish by last Monday. Officials say the force is on a training mission for NATO exercises set for late September, while secrecy surrounds fleet locations. Some see mobility as a hedge against Middle East instability.
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French Riviera
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Gibraltar
Adm
Charles R. Brown
Middle East
Boy Admits Stolen Dagger From Indonesian Consular Official
A 16 year old boy Ernest Raymond, son of the building superintendent, admitted stealing an ornate dagger valued at $3,000 from the Bronx apartment of an Indonesian consular official. Police charged him with burglary after forensic details and statements about hiding the dagger in a cellar. The weapon, teark and ivory handled with carved figures and a gold lion blade, was reportedly centuries old and connected to a poison rite.
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New York
Bronx
Ernest Raymond
Java
Talk Rights Bill Fees Set For New Try
Senate clears the way for a possible long debate by Southern opponents of the compromise civil rights bill as Sen. Johnson says critics may speak at length. The vote rejected Thurmonds motion to send the measure to Eastlands Judiciary Committee and a final decision was anticipated this week.
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