Cigar Smokers of America Admit Women as Members
The all male Cigar Smokers of America voted to admit women who smoke cigars and grant them full voting rights. The convention had previously barred women from voting though they could join locally. Critics warn against changing traditions while supporters note changing demands from women with groups.
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Newport
R.I
America
Paduano
Barney Riseman
Boston
Supporters Win Majority in South Vietnam Election
In South Vietnam, Thieu supporters led in the new lower house with 58 of 140 returns, while opposition claimed 32 and 3 independents won. Many elected officials were unknowns, with strong gains for pro Thieu in the Mekong Delta and anti government factions performing in Da Nang and Hue. The North Vietnamese and Viet Cong launched nearly 100 attacks but did not disrupt voting as turnout reached a reported 5,567,446 or 78.5 percent. Thieu is set to proceed to the Oct 3 presidential vote with himself as the sole candidate.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Thieu
Mekong Delta
Delta
Policeman Shot Dead at Station as Bank Bombing Follows
A policeman, identified as 45 year old Young, was fatally shot at the city station after a buckshot attack that wounded Ellen Lipney. The gunman was described as tall and Black. Minutes earlier a Bank of America branch, nearby, was bombed in what authorities call a radical Weatherman act linked to a letter to media claiming George Jackson’s assassination.
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Ellen Lipney
Young
Bank of America
Weatherman
George Jackson
Dollar slides in Paris and Frankfurt markets
The US dollar fell to its lowest level on the Paris market since France adopted the two tier system and also dropped in Frankfurt. In Zurich the dollar edged up. Turnover was too small for a reliable trend as London and Tokyo markets remained quiet.
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London
Paris
France
Frankfurt
Zurich
Police arrest Blue Ash official on theft charges
Leonard Ingram, Blue Ash councilman, was arrested Sunday night on two counts of receiving stolen property. Police also charged him with possession of two late model cars and verbal abuse of an officer. He is held on a $2,500 bond and set to appear in Municipal Court today.
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Cincinnati
Leonard Ingram
Blue Ash
Blue Ash Police
Ingram
Nixon's Tax Cut Push Promises Broad Relief for Business
President Nixon proposes a sweeping tax reduction centered on business relief, with potential $7.5 billion annual savings and up to $16.5 billion with Congress changes. Individuals could gain via higher exemptions, standard deduction, and a possible delay of Social Security payroll tax hikes, offset by business tax shifts.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
Senate
Weather outlook stays mild with warm weekend ahead
The forecast calls for comfortable conditions with highs in the lower 80s and overnight lows around the lower 60s. Yesterday reached 84 there, and this morning started at 58 as a cooler start precedes the warmer day.
Black Admiral Rejects Special Treatment for Sailors
Washington AP The Navy's only black admiral says commanders should not offer special treatment to black sailors and must apply equal opportunity orders fairly. Rear Adm. Samuel L Gravely Jr urged understanding and implementation of equal opportunity policies without concessions. He cited a case where a black gunner's mate refused extra study for an electrical course, insisting on fair treatment regardless. Gravely noted inconsistent interpretations of orders and favored open discussion via a Human Relations Council on racial issues.
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Washington
Samuel L. Gravely Jr
Gravely
Naval Institute
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
John Chafee
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Chief of Naval Operations
Leopold dies in Puerto Rico at 66
Nathan Leopold the 1924 Chicago thrill killer of Bobby Frank Loeb died of a heart attack in Mimya Hospital Santurce San Juan at age 66 his parole history and later life in Puerto Rico are summarized.
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Chicago
Nathan F. Leopold
Puerto Rico
Elmer Gertz Seid Leopold
Mimya Hospital
Santurce
San Juan
Leopold
Illinois
Richard Loeb
Bobby Frank
Loeb
University of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican Health Department
Trudy Feld Garcia de Quevedo
Leopold-Loeb
Frank Boy
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