Voice of America head named amid agency changes
The Nixon administration named Kenorth R. Giddens of Mobile Alan to head the Voice of America, replacing acting director Richard Cush ing who remains as Giddens deputy after Charles Daly quit in June 1969. VOA is the radio arm of the United States Information Agency. Mies van der Rohe dies a leading modern architect who designed the Seagrara Building in New York and the Promontory Apartments in Chicago among others. He helped found the Bauhaus movement and later led architectural innovation in Chicago, Berlin, and Barcelona. Diggs rejects South Africa visa citing racial discrimination, canceling his African tour with Wolff, Reid, and others. Ralph Nader advances campaign against noise with an audiologist and university study indicating damage from rock music. Prison Jaycees program suspended after three inmates escape from a state Jaycee board meeting in Clarksville, Tenn.
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Mobile
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Charles Daly
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Voice of America
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Germany
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Berlin
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Picketing Nixon Home Draws 2500 Demonstrators in San Clemente
More than 2,500 demonstrators traveled by bus, car, and on foot to protest near President Nixon's San Clemente residence. Speakers condemned the Vietnam war as Nixon's, while San Clemente police monitored traffic and Marine units practiced at Camp Pendleton. Nixon remained inside the estate before flying to Palm Springs to play golf, returning about 8:30 p.m.
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Trunk murderess Winnie Judd returned to Arizona
Winnie Judd, the so called trunk murderess, is being returned to the Arizona mental hospital from which she escaped in 1962. The 64 year old, who has held various jobs since her escape, was arrested in June and extradited after Gov. Reagan ordered surrender. A warrant was served in Maricopa County as deputies took her to Phoenix for psychiatric evaluation.
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UPI
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Winnie Roth
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Arizona Mental Hospital
Ralph McMillen
Tom Warnken
Phoenix Hospital
Spirit of Peace Shines at Great Rock Festival
Great Rock Festival near White Lake Wyoming ended after three days with no violence despite 400000 attendees. Three deaths reported and 5000 treated for injuries or drug reactions. Organizers praised youth culture and sharing. Max Yasgur hosted the event and provided free water. Police noted few disturbances while marijuana was widely used. Two women reportedly gave birth during the festival.
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White ‘Lake
William Abnazi
Michael Lang
Lang
Max Yasgur
Sullivan County
Abruzzi
Body of Youth Who Drowned Recovered
Visalia police and fire crews recovered 16 year old Mark Dana Baxter of Woodland Mills after he drowned in the Kaweah River on Memorial Day. Fishermen found the body Saturday about a quarter mile from his last sighting while fishing.
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Mark Dana Baxter
Woodland Mills
Kaweah River
Five Teens Escape Youth Guidance Center After Attack
In San Francisco a presumed slayer and four other teens escaped from the Youth Guidance Center by overpowering two counselors in the television room. One fugitive was recaptured. counselor Glenn Burns was cut by a thrown chair. Rudolph Boror, 17, remained at large, accused of the Cart er family killings, rape, and stabbing.
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UPI
Lor
Glenn Burns
Rudolph M.boror
Darel Carter
Members seek sanctuary at church over Vietnam service claim
In Honolulu the Church of the Crossroads hosted 21 servicemen who sought sanctuary to oppose the Vietnam War. Rev Robert Warner warned more may join, with a head count planned. mattresses were moved out as the Resistance movement reports the latest from the sanctuary. Bruce Preston from Newport Beach sought sanctuary in Seattle’s American Friends Church after going AWOL to protest the war in a nonviolent act.
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Robert Warner
Harry White
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Bruce Preston
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Lee Beach at CAR in DeLivery
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Srtey and gunner Our in a delivery scenario. No clear events, dates, or proper names to confirm a coherent news item.
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