WHOS IN News Tr Dist Lee May sets up Washington motor home
Lee May, confirmed nonimoity by the Atomic Energy Commission, plans to live in a motor home near Washington DC with a government chauffeur driving her to work. Juliet Prowse gave birth to a son in Nevada while planning marriage to Jain McCook, who recently divorced. Bud Antle, lettuce tycoon, dies at 58, founder of Antle Inc., a pioneer in field packaging and labor contracts. Lovell Elliott, linked to a skyjacking ransom story, released from hospital amid mixed publicity.
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RTD pact opposed by union chief
Los Angeles based UTU general chairman Earl R. Clark says drivers oppose accepting the latest RTD contract offer. He advocates submission of Fact Finding Commission recommendations to the Pay Board. About 2,709 drivers will vote at a general meeting tentatively set for Aug 9. Health, welfare, and hours remain disputed.
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Lifeguard slain after pool altercation city shock
In Los Angeles a 16 year old was ejected from a public pool by a lifeguard after an argument. The youth later returned and shot lifeguard Wille Huggins in the chest in the Exposition Park pool area. Police arrested the assailant two hours later for murder as Exposition pools remained closed.
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L A Council rejects minority hiring mandate for firefighters
Los Angeles City Council refused to sign a federal consent decree requiring hiring half of all new firefighters from minority groups. The council instead left the question to the courts to decide the constitutionality of the city charter clause. A parallel personnel committee recommendation was also rejected, potentially allowing a civil rights lawsuit over alleged discrimination. The Budapest item reports the Hungarian supreme court ruling that camels must be muzzled on city streets following a second deal in three years amid a biting camel incident.
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Nixon Holds Pro Bowl Football in White House Desk
President Nixon, famed sports fan, hosts Ollie Matson in a brief White House meeting. Photographers captured Nixon handling a 1960s Pro Bowl football donated by players as Matson toured with his family. Matson, later elected to the Hall of Fame, watched and discussed football with the President.
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Tennessee Senate Race Stirred by McGovern Nomination
Republican Dan Kuykendall faces a tight November contest as Tennessee voters near 700000 of 2 million registered, amid Baker courting Democrats to switch sides. Democrat McGovern’s nomination drives party realignments with Rep. Roy Blanton announcing separate campaigns, citing a rift with the national ticket.
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