Ohio Junior Miss Week Opens With 22 Contests Tonight
Twenty two Ohio high school seniors begin a week of rehearsals, banquets, and judging as Middletown hosts the Ohio Junior Miss pageant. The event offers 2950 in awards plus 759 in special prizes, culminating Friday and Saturday with the state crown and bond prizes for top finishers.
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Mobile
Ala
Ohio
Middletown High School
Manchester Motor Inn
Rose Room
Ohio Junior Miss, Inc
Jaycees
C. Dudley Inwood
Middletown City
Melissa Rohde
Middletown
Inwood
Donna Worman
Rotary Civic
Manchester
Middletown High
Mack’s
Central Ave
University offers unconventional credit courses in 1960s USC catalog
The Columbia USC catalog lists odd theoretical courses with no fees or exams including lovemaking and witchcraft. Students choose courses, no labs, and credits awarded for completion. topics cover extraterrestrial life alchemy premarital sex and church influence on law among others.
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Columbia, S.C
University of South Carolina
Baptist Church
Nixon Looks to Big Four Peace Effort in Mideast
President Nixon and the National Security Council prodded toward early U S backing for a big power peace initiative in the Middle East. The NSC studied options but gave no firm plan, stressing the need to avoid a nuclear clash if a new Arab Israeli war erupts. U Thant urged moral pressure, aligning with the Big Four idea involving Britain France the United States and Russia.
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Washington
Nixon
National Security Council
U.S
NSC
Mideast
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Middle East
Ziegler
U.N
U Thant
Soviet Union
France
Britain
United States
Russia
Nasser pledges help for Palestinian guerrillas
Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser promised Saturday to continue unlimited material and moral aid for Palestinian guerrillas and urged commando groups to unite against Israel. He said political talks should not halt military prep and defended Arab support as self defense as clashes persisted along the Jordan cease fire line with casualties claimed.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Palestinian National Council
Nasser
Middle East
Cloudy Skies Bring Light Rain Then Colder Monday
Forecast calls for clouds with occasional rain ending tonight. High near 45 degrees and tonight’s low in the low 30s. Monday will be mostly cloudy and colder.
Oil Slick Fumes From Santa Barbara Coast Spill
Dead birds wash ashore as a 200 square mile oil slick spreads along Rincon Island. Union Oil crews fight a ruptured offshore well shaft pouring 21 000 gallons daily, aiming to seal with drilling mud and a relief hole. Sierra Club seeks action. officials warn containment may take hours to weeks.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Rincon Oil Island
Here
The
Sierra Club
Secretary of the Interior
Walter Hickel
Santa Barbara Channel
Frederick
Eissler
West
Union Oil Co
France Faces $800 Million NATO Eviction Claims
Paris reports say the United States and NATO partners seek about 800 million dollars in compensation for residual value of over 400 installations left behind after Charles de Gaulle expelled foreign forces. France studies the notes and weighs rejection options.
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Atlantic Alliance
France
Charles de Gaulle
America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
de Gaulle
United States
U.S
Summit Proposal Urged for German European Settlement
A blue ribbon panel urged President Nixon to propose a Big Four summit to frame a German European settlement. It urged NATO unity at the 20th anniversary council in Washington next April to show Western Europe the U S commitment and reduce dangers and divisions in Germany and Europe. chaired by Theodore C. Sorensen with Henry Kissinger as a member.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
United Nations Association of the
Europe
Germany
UNA
Theodore C. Sorensen
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
It Inc
Harvard
Henry A. Kissinger
Inside the Nation’s Coal Mines and Shifting Global Roles
A glimpse into coal miners’ perilous underground work and the persistent black lung risk. The United States and Britain drift apart as power dynamics shift, while the Trucial States edge toward modernization on the Persian Gulf.
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Persian Gulf
Non-Atomic Arms Seen Worthless In Europe
British Defense Minister Denis Healey told an international defense conference in Munich that a NATO conventional defense would collapse within days against a Soviet blitz. He argued NATO should avoid trying to equal Soviet tank strength but must keep instant ready conventional forces to defend borders without resorting to atomic war.
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Munich
Germany
Denis Healey
NATO
Europe
Healey
An Interna
Jury Chosen for Clay Shaw Kennedy Conspiracy Trial
A 12 member jury and two alternates were seated in the Clay Shaw conspiracy trial in New Orleans. Shaw, a 6 foot 6 retired businessman, faces charges of conspiring with Lee Harvey Oswald to murder President Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963. The 12th juror, Peter M. Tatum, a maintenance mechanic, was accepted on the trials tenth day after peremptory challenges were exhausted. Shaw expressed relief to proceed.
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Clay Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Criminal District Court
Dist
Atty
Jim Garrison
Peter M. Ta
Tum
Shaw
New Orleans
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
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Melinda Hale
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