Kennedy Jr rules out reopening Kennedy death probe
Robert F Kennedy Jr says his family does not want the investigation into his father’s death reopened. The 21-year-old Harvard senior told AP in an interview he favors letting the case rest, saying they are satisfied with what was found.
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Hot Lips the Hooker on CB Radio Stirs Dallas Talk
Dallas CB radio tale centers on a prostitute running broadcasts to guide clients to a coded motel. Regulators say offenses include no CB license and unauthorized use of airwaves. VICE squad notes multiple complaints as drivers listen for codes and rendezvous.
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Fanne Foxe biography sales brisk in Little Rock
The Stripper and the Congressman with Fanne Foxe goes on sale in Little Rock as constituents of Rep. Wilbur Mills flock to bookstores. Advertisers report complaints and a few warn of Foxe's two day Little Rock appearance. Bookstores report heavy calls and busy sales amid public debate over the Mills affair.
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Kissinger-Waldheim discuss UN peacekeeping buffer zone
In New York Henry A Kissinger meets Kurt Waldheim to review the enlarged UN peacekeeping buffer zone created by the Israeli Egyptian pact. Discussions focus on costs and Soviet reactions with Sadat accusing the Kremlin of trying to split the Arab front while Ford endorses the accord as a gamble for peace.
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Miss Arkansas Surprised by Swim Suit Preliminary Win
Paula Denise Roach Miss Arkansas 20-year-old Arkansas State University sociology major won a preliminary swimsuit award at Miss America pageant events in Atlantic City New Jersey. She gained eight pounds as advised by state judges and trained with bleacher runs and 10 pound lifts to strengthen her thighs.
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Teachers Strike Locks Out Millions in 11 States
Nearly a million school children in 11 states were kept from classrooms as teachers staged a strike over pay and benefits. Illinois and Pennsylvania suffered the heaviest impact with hundreds of thousands affected. Chicago schools remained closed for a third day as a deadline neared for a possible settlement. In Louisville bused pupils and a Jefferson County desegregation clash drew FBI involvement, injuring six and leading to 13 arrests.
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