World News Highlights On Glenns Cape Kennedy Return And Miss Chinatown USA
John Glenn returns to Cape Kennedy for the 10th anniversary of his February 1962 spaceflight, while Trudy Lin Young is crowned Miss Chinatown USA in San Francisco during the Chinese New Year celebrations. James Irwin speaks at Van Nuys church about his Apollo 15 flight and faith, and Lyons residents raise funds to cover a physician's divorce settlement amid clinic concerns. David Dubinsky is mugged near his Greenwich Village home on the eve of his 80th birthday, prompting calls for more police protection.
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John Sayler
Lyons Daily News
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David Dubinsky
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New York City
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International Ladies Garment War
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Suspected sniper in custody in Wilmington case
Harbor Division detectives said they will seek a formal complaint Tuesday against George Robert Shipp 43 for assault with intent to commit murder in a series of sniping incidents in Wilmington A 41 year old man was wounded Thursday Shipp was arrested Saturday morning after a traffic stop near Terminal Island Freeway and Anaheim Street He had prior arrests in Tong Beach and is booked in San Pedro by Harbor Division officers for assault with intent to commit murder Police linked him to the latest shooting at Anaheim and Cushing Avenue and identified him as a suspect by other residents of the Massive junkyard like field
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Anaheim
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San Pedro
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Nixon signs strike ban law ending West Coast dock dispute
President Nixon signed a strike prevention bill from Peking after calling for congressional action to prevent future transport tie ups. Secretary Hodgson said the Arbi tration system will be phased out as the act takes effect. The settlement with longshoremen led by Harry Bridges involves a 32 percent wage increase and awaits Pay Board approval.
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Walter Winchell Dies at 74 in Los Angeles
Walter Winchell, famed New York columnist and radio voice known for his rapid-fire style and scoops, died at UCLA Medical Center at age 74 after a battle with prostate cancer. He had lived in seclusion in a Los Angeles hotel in recent years and his funeral was planned in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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