Constitutional convention clash over one man one vote mounting
AP News analysis notes 32 state legislatures have petitioned Congress to call a constitutional convention to address the one man one vote rulings. Debate centers on legality and scope, with foes like Sen. William Proxmire warning about illegality and potential for an expansive, unruly gathering.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Republicans
Pamey
Dirksen
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Newsmen Cited For Refusal To Tattle
Two Arkansas reporters spent about 30 hours in jail for refusing to name legislators to a grand jury. Jack Baker of the Arkansas Gazette and Michael Smith of the Pine Bluff Commercial posted $250 bonds after the State Supreme Court agreed to review contempt citations. The judge cited them for refusing to reveal off the record bribe rumors related to a casino bill in Hot Springs.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Jack Baker
The
Arkansas Gazette
Michael Smith
Pine Bluff
State Supreme Court
William J. Kirby
Pulaski County
Grand Jury
Hot Springs
Fight Between Teacher and Ninth Grade Class at Shaw Junior High
A free for all erupted at Shaw Junior High as physical education teacher George Stover, filling in for another, argued with a pupil and was attacked by several ninth grade boys. Stover escaped punches with no injuries. the incident is under study as teachers consider a boycott after Easter recess.
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Washington
Shaw Junior High School
Carl F.hansen
George Stover
Stover
Russia's Leading Barber Is A Lady Tonsorialist
Tamara Motorina, a Moscow barber and divorcee, is acclaimed as the country’s leading barber. She aims to make Soviet men the handsomest in the world, attracting long waits at Petrovka 18. Her shop blends old-world elegance with modern styling, emphasizing natural looks and dignity.
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Russia
Moscow
Tamara Motorina
Motorina
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Petrovka 18
Basse Feodor Challapin
United States
McNamara says 30000 Chinese aid Vietnam war in Vietnam
Secretary Robert S. McNamara, in an Expressen interview, places 30,000 Chinese technicians and antiaircraft crews in North Vietnam. He cautions the South Vietnamese government would collapse if the United States withdraws, as Viet Cong activities would destabilize any democracy. He notes possible Soviet technical advisers and China’s maintenance personnel, with no evident Soviet combat troops.
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Stockholm
North Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Expressen
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Vietnam
China
Soviet Union
Rock Hudson Shuns Political Ambitions
New York AP Atlantic Rock Hudson dismisses any desire to enter politics despite brief government service as a mail carrier for three months. The 6 foot 4 star says the experience did not ignite a wish to become U S postmaster general.
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New York
Rock Hudson
Hollywood
U.S
Hudson Seeks Acting Mastery Over Public Service
The famed actor Hudson discusses politics and reveals his primary goal is to be a superb actor rather than pursue political office. He reflects on a lifelong journey from extreme shyness to confident stardom, noting his prolific film work since 1948 and recent roles in Blindford Seconds and Tobruk.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Hudson
Blindford
Tobruk
Winnetka
Beard graduates as wife and mother attend ceremony
Private Beard and his wife Lois plus his mother were present at his graduation. Beard is assigned to Fort Lewis Washington for advanced training and Lois resides with his parents in Thurmont.
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Nha Trang
James W. Stockman
Frances Stockman
Franklin Stockman
East Patrick Street
U. S. Army
Vietnam
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Stockman
Frederick
Beard
Fort Lewis, Washington
Lois
Thurmont
Fort Lewis
Donald L. Beard
Mrs
Luther Beard Sr
RFD 2
Fort Jackson
8. C
Age Of The Android Is Here At Last
AZUSA California AP science writer reports a lifelike 6 foot 2 inch android named Sim One that breathes, has a heartbeat, blinks, jaw movement, and responds to drugs. Created to train medical staff, it may evolve into a fully functional ambulatory form in years. The project cost 272130 dollars funded by the Office of Education with 100000 for the manikin and rest for computer hookup and research.
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Ralph Dighton
Azusa
Calif
Stephen Abrahamson
University of California School of Medicine
Abrahamson
Aerojet-General Corp. Laboratory
Simone
Don Carter
Sierra Engineering Co
Sim
Sierra Sam
Sierra Sue
Sim One
U.S. Office of Education
Ecatether
Jayne Mansfield S Chihuahua Quarantine in Britain
Jayne Mansfield arrived in London with her two Chihuahuas Monnsicle and Popsicle and faced six months in quarantine to prevent disease transfer. She expressed distress over the dogs as she prepared for nightclub appearances with lawyer Samuel Brody. A separate Warsaw brief notes Poland nearing sale of a new birth control pill after two years of testing, set for 1968.
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London
Jayne Mansfield
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Popsicle
Jayne
Savoy Hotel
Samuel Brody
Miss Mansfield
New York
Britain
Warsaw
Poland
Ministry of Health
Elevator Strike Ends Amid Nationwide Settlements
Washington AP reports the elevator strike affecting 13 000 workers ended after a five year pact. Wage rates and fringe benefits will be set to match the top four city trades. Three maritime unions also called off a port strike as federal vows halted use of foreign crews in Viet Nam trade. Neil P. Spiers of the Switchmen's Union retires after April 1. James J.ners announced the federal labor agreement with maritime unions.
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Washington
Apri Atrike
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
National Elevators Manufacturers Institute
International Union O Elevator Tractora
Afl-Cio
U.S
Chicago
Selena
Neil P. Spiers
Switchmen’s Union of North
James J. Ners
National Maritime Union
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Wife Still Trusts Blind Husband After Year Missing
Southfield Michigan AP. Beverly Henke says she still loves her husband Gerald who disappeared March 4 1966 and was found working as a piano tuner in New York a year and three days later. Police say he left home for personal reasons and may have been the victim of amnesia. The couple met at the Michigan School for the Blind and married seven years ago.
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Southfield
Mich
Gerald Henke
Henke
Pee
New York
Beverly
Richard Overmyer
Henkes
Michigan School For the Blind
Detroit
Winter & Co
Bronx
Warehouse Fire Causes $900000 Damage at Rhein Main Base
A large warehouse at the U S Rhein Main Air Base in Frankfurt was destroyed by a fire overnight. The Air Force estimates damage at $900000, with contents including furniture linen and other household goods of military families, a laundry, a garage and auto parts shop.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Rhein-Main Air Base
Air Force
Mixed Reaction To Safety Standards
Washington AP reports the National Traffic Safety Agency proposes 13 highway safety standards including annual vehicle inspections, driver re examinations and four year eye tests. Alabama safety chief C W Russell predicts resistance and delays. states missing a transportation program by January 1 1989 risk losing 10 percent of federal road funds while $249 million in aid is offered over three years to assist implementation.
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Washington
National Traffic Safety Agency
The
Automotive Safety Foundation
C.W. Russell
Alabama
Russell
Report Urges Big Computer Investments
Washington AP report details a presidential science advisory committee urging a national investment of up to 1 million dollars annually through 1971 to 1982 to expand educational electronic computer facilities. It calls for government co funding, saying colleges and universities alone cannot cover the costs.
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Washington
Rotary Hears Talk About Business
A guest panel of local businessmen discussed ideal employee employer relationships at a Rotary meeting led by Edwin Wells. Panelists included Paul Schaffer Carl V Weakley Pete McMann and Jerry Morgan who stressed topics such as salary position security and motivation. Dr C Eugene Kratz was inducted as a new Frederick Rotary member and visiting Rotarians and guests attended from several states.
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Edwin Wells
Paul Schaffer
Carl V. Weakley
the Telephone Company
Pete McMann
Sears, Roebuck, and Company
Jerry Morgan
Sagner
Morgan
John Doe
John
C. Eugene Kratz
Maryland Baptist College
Walkersville
Frederick
Russell's Tribunal Set to Meet in Paris Despite French Ban Hints
Lord Bertrand Russell's antiwar crimes tribunal to hold its first session in Paris next month, according to his secretary Ralph Schoenman. He said the French foreign ministry statement did not prohibit the meeting and dismissed implications of a bank-backed move to block it.
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London
Bertrand Russell
Paris
Ralph Schoenman
Russell
Foreign Ministry
New York teachers earn an average of 8400 dollars yearly
The report states that the average annual income for New York teachers is eight thousand four hundred dollars. It highlights salary figures for educators across the state.
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