Prince Charles Charms Guests On Washington Visit
Prince Charles and Princess Anne toured Washington by night with David Eisenhower and the Nixon daughters. Charles led a run down the Washington Monument, skeet shooting at Camp David, and a moonlit tour of Lincoln Memorial Iwo Jima Capitol and more while Anne remained reserved.
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Marguerite Davis
Washington
UPI
Prince Charles
Washington Monument
David Eisenhower
Princess Anne
White House
Eisenhower
Nixon
Capitol
Smithsonian Institution
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Anne
Tricia Nixon
Julie Eisenhower
Julie
Lincoln Memorial
Iwo Jima
Royal Visit Photos Show Charles Anne at Camp David Picnic
The future King of England and his sister depart for a barbecue at Camp David in Madelia with Julie Eisenhower. President Nixon greets the Prince as David Eisenhower and Tricia Nixon look on at the Lincoln Memorial during an evening tour of Washington monuments.
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Anne
Camp David
White House
Gregg Petersmeyer
Arlington, Va
King of
England
Mad
Julie Eisenhower
President Nixon
David Eisenhower
Tricia Nixon
Princess Anne
Prince Charles
Lincoln Memorial
UPI
Norwalk Weather and Local Life: Temperatures and Events
July 17 1970 weather report cites sunny to warm with highs 80s and lows around 60s. Partly cloudy skies and light winds predicted through Saturday with 10 to 20 percent rain chances. Local data include marriage license applications for Rickye Strait and Jacqueline Stuntz, and multiple birth notices. Death of Mrs. Mary Broge of Cleveland listed.
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Norwalk
Panic-Buying In Shipping Strike in Britain
London amid a three day port shutdown as housewives panic buy beef bacon and perishables. The government warned it may deploy troops at midnight to move essential cargo while prices rise and markets report heavy stocking and a surge in meat and produce costs.
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Joseph W. Grigg
London
UPS
James Prior
Prior
Smithfield Central
Covent Garden Fruit and Vegetable
Two Girls Stabbed At Convention in Chicago Hotel
In Chicago at the Palmer House one 18 year old woman was found stabbed to death and another 18 year old was wounded after an attack on two California attendees at the Japanese American Citizens League convention. Police sealed floors and questioned suspects as the event disrupted meetings. The motive and details remain under investigation.
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Chicago
UPI
California
Palmer House
Evelyn Okubo
Carol Yamada
Miss Yamada
Henrotin Hospital
Stockton
Calif
Probe Ordered Into Bus Crash Kills Seven Children
A federal hearing set for 4 to 6 weeks will examine the Interstate 78 crash that left seven school children dead. Eyewitness testimony and tire condition are among the focus as investigators study a rain slicked S curve and an accident prone stretch. The bus carried campers and counselors from a Hebrew day camp in Lawrence New York.
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Allentown
UPI
John H. Reed
National Transportation and Safety Board
Reed
William J. Walker
Heiber Daye
Academy Charter Co
Bayonne
N.J
Lawrence
N.Y
Hippies On Fed Payroll Solon Intern Critics Stir Debate
Iowa Rep. William J. Scherle labels 236 Office of Education summer interns as hippies and militants after observing their offices. He plans his own tour and hints at potentially abolishing the intern program. The remark follows an aide’s report of hippie attire militant posters and obscenities during a Wednesday visit.
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Washington
UPI
Iowa
Office of Education
William J. Scherle
Riowa
Scherle
Ten Year Old Bottle Collector Gets Boost
Michael Sweet a 10 year old bottle collector asked Ohio Governor Rhodes to bring back soft drink bottles from Japan. Rhodes who had just returned from Expo 70 Tokyo handed Michael cartons of Japanese cans and bottles and urged travelers to help the boy with his fledgling collection.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael Sweet
Ohio
Japan
Michael
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Tokyo
Mike
Probers to Visit Kent and Jackson State Universities
William W. Scranton announced that special fact finding teams from the Presidents Commission on Campus Unrest would visit Kent State University and Jackson State College. The 20 to 25 member staff will conduct a fact finding examination to assess events surrounding student deaths.
Cleveland Buses Set To Resume After Wage Pact
The 1900 member Amalgamated Transit Union tentatively approved a new CTS wage contract and told members to return to work tonight. A referendum Monday will decide acceptance. The deal adds 75 cents an hour over two years with an immediate 40 cent boost and a cost of living escalator. CTS faces an $8.5 million cost, likely higher fares and some service cuts. Aged court action sought to halt the strike and block the raises under the Ferguson Act.
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Cleveland
UPI
Amalgamated Transit Union
Cleveland Transit System
CTS
Transit Union
Bruce Foster
Cleveland Transit Board
Union
Common Pleas Court
Norwalk Board Meets To Consider Science Remodel Bids
The Norwalk City Board of Education will convene at 12 30 Saturday to review bids for the science remodeling project at the senior and junior high schools. It may also adopt a resolution to request transfer of the Norwalk Furniture Corp plant site recently annexed to the city. A draft resolution form was discussed at Tuesday's regular meeting.
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Norwalk
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Springfield
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New London
Oscar Hayes
Monroeville
Gerald Slagle
Willard
John Rice
Wade Beamer
Attica
Mary Broge
Cedar Point
Linda Ann Faber
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Wauseon
Fed
Solon
Probers
Kent
Jackson
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