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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1970

Page

7

Cops Crack Down on Cutrate Charter Flight Rings

London police target two dozen travel agencies selling cheap charter tickets. Four flights grounded this month for nonmembers using group rates. Tickets cost about 60 pounds for members of specific groups, with abuses including resales for profit. The Theater and Music Appreciation Society of Bexleyheath grounded Friday had 186 ticketed members. An English teen heading to Tucson for a wedding said she was not told she must be in the group to buy a ticket.

London United States Board of Trade The Theater and Music Appreciation Society of Bexleyheath Tucson Ariz Bexleyheath Theater and Music Appreciation Society

Miss D C Wins Title in Miss Black America Pageant

Stephan ie Clark of the District of Columbia won the 1970 Miss Black America title at Madison Square Garden before 4,000 spectators. The Ithaca College sophomore, 19, claimed cash prizes totaling 8,600 and a Caribbean trip, and spoke of doing justice to black women while signaling limited support for feminism. Her brother Elmer Jr returned from Vietnam in February.

New York Stephanie Clark Miss Clark District of Columbia Madison Square Garden Elmer Clark Washington, D.C Ithaca N.Y Clark Vietnam Elmer Jr

Senators clash over alleged Wall Street pressure on bill

Democratic sponsor Sen. Edmund Muskie accuses securities industry figures of pressuring him to halt a subcommittee session on an insurance plan to protect investors. GOP senators deny pressure and say industry and Treasury reps warned they needed a quorum or risk killing the bill. Muskie stood alone as doors opened for the planned session. Six of ten subcommittee members would be needed for action.

Washington Wall Street Senate Edmund 8 Muskie Maine New York Wallace F. Bennett Utah John G. Tower Texas Robert W. Packwood Oregon Sen GOP Industry Treasury Banking and Currency Committee Muslne Securities Industry Subcommittee Richard Richardson

Evil Spirits Live In Trees

In Tai Pak on Lan Tao Island Hong Kong villagers cut trees in front of homes as fortune tellers warned deaths were caused by bad Feng Shui. After the axe ceremonies villagers began returning weeks before the mid autumn festival foretold for Sept 15.

Hong Kong Tai Pak Lan Tao Fung Shu

Heart Defibrillator Device Aims to Prevent Deaths

Baltimore physicians at Sinai Hospital have devised an implanted automatic standby defibrillator to detect heart attack onset and deliver an electrical shock, potentially saving high risk patients. The team led by Dr. Michel Mirowski cites about 350,000 annual U.S. heart attack deaths before hospital care.

Baltimore Sinai Hospital Michel Mirowski Mirowski United States Morton M. Mower Bernard Tabatznik Albert L Mendeloff Williams.staewen

Defendant Sick In Tate Trial

Los Angeles AP reports Sharon Tate murder trial where Susan Atkins fainted and complained of pain delaying testimony. Atkins, Krenwinkel, Van Houten, and Manson face murder conspiracy charges in the 1969 Tate killings. Autopsy surgeon details 41 stab wounds to Rosemary Lamiante and notes continued knife attacks after injury.

Los Angeles Sharon Tate Susan Atkins Miss Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel Dave Shinn Miss Krenwinkel Leslie van Houten Charles M. Manson Miss Tate Rosemary Lamianca Lena David Katsuyama Lamianca

Key Evidence Attacked In Brewster's Trial

Defense seeks to discredit key bribery evidence in former Senator Daniel Brewster's trial. Judge Hart orders disclosure of services allegedly performed for a $24,500 bribe and requires Sullivan's financial records and Maryland Education Committee documents by Oct. 9. Separate dismissals for Spiegel and Anderson denied. Brewster trial set for November.

Washington Daniel B. Brewster D-Md U.S. District Court George L. Hart Brewster The Spiegel Co Chicago Cyrus T. Anderson Anderson Hart John F. Sullivan Spiegel Sullivan D.C. Committee For Maryland Education Baltimore Sun Sheldon Bernstein Thomas S. J. Waxter Waxter Maryland U. S Alan Baron Irelane

Humphrey Backs Act To End War

Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey endorses the McGovern Hatfield amendment to halt battlefield actions in Vietnam. He says it protects manpower and aims to bring troops home with a standstill cease fire and free elections in South Vietnam. The debate features Sen. Dole calling it a lose the peace plan while Hatfield defends withdrawal goals and Nixon troop limits.

Washington Senate U.S Vietnam Hubert Humphrey Lyndon B. Johnson Humphrey Democratic Party Minnesota George McGovern Dl.d South Vietnam Robert J. Dole Mark Hatfield R-Ove Spiro T. Agnew America Hatfield Nixon

Wounded Youth Plans Suit Over Army Record Dispute

Walter Martin, a 15 year old who claims two Vietnam injuries and Army service under aliases, says he may sue the Army for refusing to recognize his service. Detailing a long, controversial journey home from Ft. Carson, he faces questions about his enlistment and official status as a soldier. Local relatives await him as authorities note he was not officially enlisted.

Arcadia Fla Walter Mertin Vietnam Army Martin U.S James Richards Denver James J. Wilson Albert Lewis Jr Richards George D. Barante Fort Carson Sth

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