Beards draw scorn from Britain’s first female guild head
Kay Wellstead, first woman to head the British Guild of Hairdressers, called bearded men repulsive and unattractive to most women in London. She urged longer hair for men but opposed facial hair, calling it untidy and lazy. Separately, David Eisenhower, seeking journalism, wrote in the New York Times on the collapse of the student revolt, arguing it failed to reconcile radical aims with self-gratification and American values. He plans to enroll in law school after Navy duty.
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Senator Jackson funds aid in Everett memory
Henry M. Jackson long used a fund named for his sister to assist Everett graduates since 1958. The GERTRUDE JACKSON Memorial Fund has paid out $31,000, now totaling $48,000, with plans to grow toward $100,000 within a year. He disclosed income from writing and speaking in 1972 under FECA.
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Scoop" Jackson
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Cambodian army claims river bank area retaken
Cambodian government reports retaking a stretch of the Me Kong River bank opposite Phnom Penh and says 52 insurgents were killed in a repulsed attack. Government forces also claimed offensives at two points south of the capital and repulsed a third.
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Racing car plows crowd at Jerez race kills six
In central Mexico during the Jerez town fair a cross country auto race left the road and struck spectators, killing six and injuring 26 as driver Daniel Quezada escaped with minor injuries. Authorities said no charges would be filed. A second car collision with parked vehicles caused no injuries.
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Slaying of Boy in Queens Divides Police and Family
Reports on the fatal shooting of 10 year-old Clifford Glover differ. The officer Thomas Shea faces murder charges, while the district attorney signals a reduced count of criminally negligent homicide. Arnstead, Clifford’s stepfather, says a white car shooter without a badge chased them, contradicting police accounts.
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