Waitresses Charge State Dinner Bias in Corona do
In Coronado California 90 veteran waitresses claim they will be replaced by men at President Nixon's state dinner for Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. They say unions have hired about 50 male waiters while they face losing a day's tips.
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Gustavo Diag Ordaz
Ivy Easley
America
Tim Elborne
White House
Hotel del Coronado
San Diego
Waiters and Bartenders Union
Afl-Cio
California
Ronald Reagan
Montgomery Co. Involved In Law Suit
Montgomery County has been granted admission to an appeal challenging a federal ruling that the Wheaton-Haven pool is a private club. The Fourth Circuit accepted the county brief and will hear an oral argument, as four county residents sought to overturn the district court decision. The suit, $30,000 against pool owners, was dismissed while Montgomery represented a black couple denied admission and a white member couple barred from bringing black guests.
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Rockville
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Wheaton - Haven
David Cahoon
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
U.S. District Court
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Montgomery
Satellite To Spy On Red Missiles
CAPE KENNEDY FL AP The rush launch of a secret spy satellite underscores U S need to monitor Red China missile progress The satellite aims for a stationary orbit about 20 000 miles above Southeast Asia to track launches by Red China and the Soviet Union and provide 24 hour surveillance with sensors and a TV camera
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Southeast Asia
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County Girl Runner-Up at Timonium Fair shows Mary Lynn Ogle
Frederick County girl Mary Lynn Ogle named first runner-up in the Maryland Farm Queen contest at Timonium Fair opening night. Ogle, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Ogle of Rocky Ridge, competed among 23 girls as the 1970 71 Farm Queen title holder Lou Ann Schwarten from Bott County crowned by last year’s queen Karen Ao e. Ogle won 100 dollars as first runner-up.
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Mary Lynn Ogle
Robert Ogie
Rocky Ridge
Maryland
Lou Ann Schwarten
Tabbott County
Schwarten
Karen Aoe
Dorchester
Coun
Satellite Parts Found In Kansas and Oklahoma
Air Force reports two metal chunks found near Pratt Kansas and Beaver Oklahoma likely debris from Cosmos 316. Weighing 150 and 240 pounds and about the size of car mufflers, the pieces will be tested at Air Force labs in Dayton and could be returned to Russia if confirmed. The Cosmos 316 decay was forecast along the observed path following its December 23 launch.
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Air Force
Kansas
Oklahoma
Pratt
Kan
Wichita
Beaver
Oklahoma Panhandle
Air Force Laboratories
Dayton
Ohio
Russia
Rezoning Change B-3 for Commercial Center Near Bridge
The Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed rezoning from acres to B-3 for 8.4 acres and 4.1 acres to create a residential and shopping center near the Devilbiss Bridge Road U S 15 interchange. The site has state Health Department approval for a temporary treatment plant with water and sewer planned. No decision was made. four cases were put under advisement.
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Devilbiss Bridge
U. S. 15
Bryan
State Health Department
Safeguard ABM passes first interception test in space
Washington AP report says the Spartan missile intercepted a Minuteman nose cone high over the Pacific marking the first direct test of the Safeguard ABM system's radar guided interception. The full system awaits its 1975 operational milestone at Grand Forks ND with pending PAR completion.
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Pacific
Spartan
Defense Department
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Grand Forks
America
Uteman
Safeguard
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mid-Pacific
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
ICC Approves Higher Fares On Railroads
Washington AP The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled final approval for a 10 percent passenger fare hike by 21 railroads effective today. The decision followed appeals by New York and Ohio regulators and upholds last week’s Board of Suspension action. Penn Central and others will gain from the latest increase, which marks the ICC’s eighth approved rise since December 1967.
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New York
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Defector To Viet Cong Returns Home
John M Sweeney a 21 year old Marine who said he defected to the Viet Cong arrived back in the United States with his parents present at St Albans Naval Hospital for debriefing and examination. He had claimed Viet Cong service for 18 months after an incident in the jungle where his commander shot at him and left him for dead. The Marine Corps said no charges could be filed until extensive debriefing.
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John M Sweeney
United States
Sweeney
Stockholm
Pentagon
St. Albans Naval Hospital
John Sweeney
West Babylon
N.Y
Sweden
Marine Corps
Peking
Moscow
Viet Cong
Liberation Forces
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Nixon Holds Mideast Talks With Aides At San Clemente
President Nixon meets with top advisers at the Western White House to assess the Middle East crisis as Israeli cease-fire complaints rise. Vice President Agnew returns from Asia to join the session and report on his 10 day trip. No announcements or press briefings are expected.
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Calif
Nixon
Middle East
Spiro T. Agnew
Honolulu
Asia
White House
Agnew
Ronald L. Ziegler
Legion Holds Parade With Few Hecklers
The American Legion convention in Portland opens with a four hour parade amid mild antiwar heckling. Officials including Governor McCall and Mayor Schrunk outline the agenda of 500 resolutions backing U.S. policy in Southeast Asia and national security. National Guard stood by as 10,000 marched. a small protest and brief scuffle occurred before police dispersed tensions with riot gear.
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Ore
National American Legion Convention
Oregon
Tom McCall
Terry Schrunk
U.S
Southeast Asia
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People’s Army
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