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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1971

Page

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Miss Black and Beautiful contest sparks racial dispute

Slough Mingland ends with dissension as 19-year-old Autrit Chawla, born in Kenya, wins over contestants who say she is not black enough. West Indian entrants argue the prize of a West Indies holiday proves insufficient. Organiser Vibert Scrubb says restricting entry to West Indians would flare Race Relations Board issues.

Slough Mingland Autrit Chawla Kenya Gloria Thompson Carmel Fenton West Indies Vibert Scrubb Race Relations Board Honolulu Wayne E. Rollins Elloree 5.C Rollins FBI Gwen TN Wry

Two Car Collision Near Bessemer Kills One Injures Several

Richard K Arnold 22 son of Eddie Arnold critically injured and Laura Lewis 38 a passenger in Willie Terrells car killed in a two car wreck near Bessemer Alabama. Arnold and Larry Mathis were returning to University of Alabama when Terrells car collided with Mathis. Mathis a Tuscaloosa student and Arnold from Brentwood Tennessee. Terrell 36 charged with manslaughter. The blast reports mix with unrelated notes on Dick Gregory fasting and a separate US Marine sit up record.

Richard K. Arnold Eddie Arnold Bessemer Ala Arnold Brentwood Tenn Larry Mathis Tuscaloosa University of Alabama At Mathis Willie Terrell Laura Lewis Terrell

Reagan-Demo welfare accord marks rare bipartisan breakthrough

In Sacramento a landmark bi partisan welfare reform deal emerged this weekend with Gov Reagan and liberal Democrats negotiating face to face for 22 hours over seven meetings. The agreement would save over 200 million annually and requires approval from both chambers before returning to Reagan for signing.

Sacramento California Reagan Ronald Reagan John Burton Lberal Democratic San Francisco William Bagley Chisel Gop San Rafael Assembly Senate Bob Moretti Bagley Burton

Pair held in death of U.S. aide

An assistant U.S. attorney Michael Heuer, 35, was found slain with a throat wound in Ventura County. Gordon Yates, 36, and Katherine Lamb, 26, both of Hollywood, were jailed on suspicion of murder tied to an escort service angle. Lamb reported the killing after alleging Yates’s anger over Heuer visiting her.

U.S Michael Heuer U.S. Attorney's Office Los Angeles U.S. 10 Ventura County Roy Salls Gordon Yates Katheine Lamb Hollywood Hever Miss Lamb Sunset Strip Las Vegas Heuer Yates

Dylan and Beatles join for benefit at Madison Square Garden

Dylan and George Harrison performed at two sold out East Pakistan refugee relief fund shows at Madison Square Garden. Dylan sang three career phases including Hard Rain's Gonna Fall and Blowin' in the Wind while Harrison received a standing ovation and introduced Dylan with Ravi Shankar amid a star heavy New York audience.

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