Miss International Beauty Crowned At Sacramento Pageant
The 1962 Miss International Beauty Congress winners include Miss Scotland Elizabeth Burns 20, who won costume and speech, Miss Australia Tania Verstak 21, who won evening gown, and Miss Israel Nurit Neeman 19, winner in playsuit.
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Demos Push Bills as House Sets 10 Day Recess
House Democrats set a 10 day recess starting late today or Friday. The session included tribute to General Douglas MacArthur on the Capitol steps, where he received a unanimous engrossed resolution. Debate centered on a World War II veterans life insurance bill and delays sparked by Republican objections.
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Humphrey calls profiteering talk bunk in Senate inquiry
George M. Humphrey told Senate investigators the charges of profiteering against his mining interests and a government contract are bunk. He denied influence over Treasury decisions and rejected claims of extravagant profits, addressing the panel with a candid, combative tone.
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Miss Scotland winner Elizabeth Burns rises in kilts
Elizabeth Burns aged 34-23-34 from St Andrews won the Miss Scotland title defeating 26 rivals. Her father owns a candy store. she is secretary for an architect and plans to keep her stock in long cambric kilts. The event spurred Scottish American pride and featured the new regulated long kilts.
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U S Denies Twin Russian Orbits Change Military Lead
The Defense Department said the back to back Soviet orbital flights showed no military significance. A Pentagon spokesman stated the launches were not surprising and did not alter U S military space strategy. The report also notes ongoing Los Angeles County poker litigation and Gardena Mayor Pete Jensen's appeal.
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Weather Forecast Sunny With Warm High Clouds
A sunny day with warm temperatures and high clouds. Maximum expected to reach 79 degrees by noon today.
Thousands Flee Venezuela Flood Threatens Ordaz and Levees
Floodwaters from the Orinoco have displaced about 2,000 farm and village families and threaten Ordaz a key port used by U S mining firms. The rising river has flooded dozens of villages and could rise another four inches this week endangering levees in Ordaz Bolivar and Caicara.
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Iraqi jets attack Turkish village amid border air clash
Istanbul reports two Iraqi jet planes attacked the Turkish village of Biskan today. Four Turkish jets pursued them and opened fire. One Iraqi plane forced to land near the Turkish border. spokesman said it did not crash. Def ministry notes second Turkish air space violation in 24 hours.
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Witnesses' Fifth Amendment Privilege Upheld in Hoffa Inquiry
A federal judge ruled eight Teamsters officers and employees may refuse to testify in the grand jury probe into James Hoffa after invoking the Fifth Amendment. The May 17 incident at Teamsters headquarters involved Hoffa and Samuel Baron, who had pressed assault charges that were later dropped. The investigation into perjury and obstruction may continue, as prosecutors weigh next steps.
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Wild Battle Fought by Rival Teamsters
An estimated 1000 rival Teamsters clashed in Philadelphia wielding bats and bottles injuring two officers and twelve Teamsters. Police, guards, and troopers separated factions near Local 107 amid ongoing dissension led by The Voice of Local 107 seeking leadership oust and union defection to AFL CIO.
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Where to Find It Gov Brown Kennedy California Visit
The notice lists sections and page references for readers seeking coverage on Gov. Brown's upcoming Kennedy visit to California starting Friday. It directs to Page C-1 for the main story and links to related features across B-1 B-3 C-1 C-2 and other pages.
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