She's First Woman Rabbi
Sally Priesand becomes the first woman rabbi to practice, set to join Stephen Wise Free Synagogue as assistant to Rabbi Edward Klein on August 1 after ordination by Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati. She expresses enthusiasm for performing rabbinical duties.
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Fire and local notices in Norwalk
Firemen douse a car engine blaze in front of the F W Woolworth Co sparked by faulty wiring in a 1967 Dodge driven by Mrs Gladys Wyckoff Huron. Peter J Sofios faces a Norwalk Mayor's Court hearing for illegally storing junk on Republic Street.
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Weather and marriage notices from Norwalk area
Mostly sunny and cool today and tomorrow with lower 60s highs. Lows near 40 with possible light frost tonight. Rain risk near zero. Norwalk high 82 low 45 precipitation 0.03 inches. Marriage license applications listed for multiple couples in New London Willard and Norwalk. Births and deaths noted for Randolph Biller Berlin Heights and Daniel W Brantley Willard.
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Rapid City Flood Destroys Homes and Kills Many
Torrential rains sent floodwaters through Rapid City South Dakota tearing away mobile homes and cars. 36 deaths confirmed with many more feared as crews fought fires and power lines, hospitals treated dozens for burns and injuries, water and gas lines cut off, and the city gripped by a 5 to 10 foot inundation in hard hit areas.
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Wallace Hopes To Avoid Wheelchair At Convention
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace wishes to attend the Democratic National Convention on crutches or leg braces rather than a wheelchair. Press secretary Billy Joe Camp said Wallace would use a wheelchair only if necessary, citing Franklin Roosevelt as an example.
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Carl Albert Hospitalized With Chest Pains In Oklahoma City
Speaker of the House Carl Albert 64 was hospitalized with chest pains Friday night before a Democratic fund raising dinner in Oklahoma City Doctors said he did not have a heart attack Albert rested comfortably in the cardiac care unit at St Anthony’s Hospital He was greeting friends when the pains occurred and a close associate described his condition ready for further monitoring.
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Elvis Presley revisits New York debut at Madison Square Garden
Elvis Presley, 37, made a personal New York appearance at Madison Square Garden. The crowd spanned fans from the 1950s to younger rock lovers. Presley recalled Ed Sullivan Show limits and quipped that he had only jiggled. He performed early hits Heartbreak Hotel Blue Suede Shoes Love Me Tender Hound Dog and newer favorites Bridge Over Troubled Water Rolling on the River Never Been to Spain plus a Dixie Battle Hymn medley with his father Vernon and manager Col Tom Parker present.
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China urges UN to condemn U S actions in Indochina
Tang Ke, China’s deputy minister, denounces U S conduct in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos during a 40 minute UN Environment Conference speech. He accuses the United States and the Soviets of killing, environmental destruction, and nuclear threats while the U S delegation, led by Shirley Temple Black, remains seated and silent.
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McGovern Plane Evacuated After Bomb Threat
Senator George S. McGovern and 37 others evacuated from a bomb-threatened charter jet near Pittsburgh. No bomb found. McGovern canceled a Oklahoma campaign appearance and a NBC cameraman was injured. The flight from New York to Oklahoma City carried staff, Secret Service, newsmen, and crew. Emergency chutes deployed as doors jammed after engines shut down.
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Muskie Holds Onto Delegates in Democratic Contest
Senator Edmund S. Muskie refused to back Senator George S. McGovern amid fears of a party split if McGovern wins the nomination. Muskie surprised reporters by declining support as speculation swirled that he would yield his 168 convention delegates to a new frontrunner.
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