Wave from Boulder voted most watchable girl in uniform
An 18 year old from Boulder Patricia Anne Tempel was named the most watchable girl in military uniform at a United Service Organizations anniversary event in San Diego. Tempel, a Yeortiatt based at Ute parking station, is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs Hobert Kitveldt of Boulder.
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Bailey barred in New Jersey for one year
Attorney Bailey Barred in New Jersey Attorney F. Lee Bailey suspended for one year by the New Jersey Supreme Court after hearings on noise and contempt charges. He was ousted as defense attorney in a highly publicized murder case. removal ordered by Passaic County Court Judge Gordon H. Brown and upheld by the state Supreme Court. He apologized, and the court noted his contrition while warning against future misconduct.
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Bluberg to wed Israeli official after South Africa move
Mrs Kilren Bluberg widow of the third heart transplant recipient says she will marry an Israeli government official after resettling from South Africa to Israel. She plans anonymity and peace as her new life begins with daughter Jill living in Israel, wedding date still not set.
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Nixon Hears Prayers at White House Service for Apollo Astronauts
President Nixon attended a White House worship service Sunday honoring Apollo 1 astronauts with ten prayers. Lutherans leader Dr. Jueoa ALO delivered a sermon as Billy Graham and other guests listened. Nixon pledged continued support for POWs as families spoke of hopes for all men returned. The President and Mrs. Nixon planned a reception for the Committee of One Thousand and a dinner for Finnish Prime Minister Kalevi Sorsa during a four day Washington weekend.
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Big City Mayors Seek Jobs For Unemployed
Washington Mayors of the 16 largest cities urged Congress to pass emergency legislation to fund public service jobs for the unemployed. Mayor Lindsay of New York led testimony urging a Nelson Javit bill earmarking 750 million dollars annually when unemployment exceeds 4.5 percent, with increases as rates rise. Figures from cities like Baltimore, Cleveland, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Wichita, Seattle, and Portland were cited to illustrate worsening joblessness and its impact on tax bases and welfare.
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Records Set by Cold in Midwest
Severe weather battered the eastern third of the nation with heavy snow in the Northeast and tornadoes and thunderstorms in the lower Atlantic states. Portland Maine recorded 12 inches in six hours. Johnsbury Vermont and Binghamton New York reported notable snowfall. Daily minimums reached 28 in Wisconsin and Kansas, with Detroit Lakes Minnesota dipping to 93 below.
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Quake Levels Most of Old Italy Town
In Tuscania Italy President Giuseppe Saragat and Premier Emilia Colomba toured the quake ravaged medieval hill town. About 20 archeology experts assessed damage to historic sites as 20 people died 120 injured and about 4000 homeless. Survivors cried for aid while authorities pledged government help and a hoped recovery.
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Tornadoes Hurt 100 and Caused Millions in Damage in Florida
More than 100 people were injured and about 8 million dollars in damage were reported as tornadoes ripped through Gulf Breeze and Clearwater Beach Florida. The Gulf Breeze complex 12 units appeared half destroyed and damage across the city was tallied near 1.4 million. Homes cottages and apartments suffered extensive losses while many residents were left homeless. Local officials described the destruction as nearly bomb like.
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