Waitresses to serve Nixon state dinner amid controversy
In Coronado California waitresses at the Del Coronado hotel won’t be replaced for President Nixon’s state dinner honoring Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. The White House said it was a misunderstanding and the waitresses will serve, with male servers also assisting. Spokesmen and catering manager say plans call for about three waitresses and roughly four male waiters serving 600 guests.
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San Clemente
Forman
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the del Coronado
Hospital News August 26 1970 ADMITS AND DISCHARGES
A hospital log lists admissions and discharges for the week ending August 29 1970. Anthon Woods Janet Marshall and baby and others are discharged or admitted on listed dates. Names include Teresa Talmantez Maude Cook Cindy Davis Eppie Pattilo Martha Clark Rayene Brown Tomasa Garcia Ignacio Jiminez and twins Ronald Schneider Trinidad Bejarano George Wells Floyd Hughes Augustin Tarango Jess Gober Jose Bustamante and Raylene Brown.
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J. Anthon Woods
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Eppie) Pattillo
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Ronald Schneider
Trinidad Bejarano
George Wells
Floyd Hughes
Augustin Tarango
Jess Gober
Jose Bustamante
Notable Ball Gifts Highlight Aide and Presidency
In San Clemente a personalized presidential ball impresses. Agnew jokes about a ball that says you have just been struck. In London Aristotle Onassis may bring Jacqueline to visit shipyard workers amid tanker orders. In Seoul General Westmoreland meets President Park and tours troops near the DMZ amid ongoing clashes.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Quick Quiz Q and A From a 20th Century Sheet
A series of questions and answers covers religious observance Friday the Moslems holy day creation of Adam on Friday the smallest dog breed Chihuahua from Mexico weighs 16 ounces as an adult the origin of the limerick name from Limerick Ireland and sun eclipse counts up to five per year with at least two. A racing memory notes the Ford factory record time 93 minutes for assembly in Michigan in 1913.
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Two Die After East LA Riot Leaves 2nd Victim The Death Toll
In East Los Angeles the riot death toll rose to two with Angel Gilbert Diaz, 25, dying at Los Angeles County USC Medical Center from gunshot wounds after police say he tried to drive through a barricade. Earlier, Ruben Salazar, a newsman, was killed during the disturbance. Authorities confirm differing accounts of Salazar's death as tear gas grenades were used to clear a bar in the riot area. An inquest is scheduled for September 10.
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Corky
Gonzales
Denver
Peter J. Pitchess
U.S
Robert L. Meyer
Sheriff’s Department
Salazar
Los Angeles Times
Rocks Tossed At Pope Paul VI During Audience
A 35 year old man from Corigliano d Ottrato Luigi Donno threw two rocks at Pope Paul VI as he left the general audience in Castel Gandolfo. The stones missed and Donno was arrested. Vatican said he was unbalanced and from southern Italy. The pope condemned Vietnam war days earlier urging peace.
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Assassination attempts spark Middle East turmoil and peace talks
The report details a second assassination attempt on Hussein within three months, heavy fighting between Jordanian troops and guerrillas, and various casualty figures. It notes PLO denial and conflicting guerrilla claims, Israel considering boycotting UN talks, Nixon discussions, and U.S. intelligence alleging ceasefire violations by Egypt and the Soviet Union.
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