Haircut ruling and Abrams surgery in Vietnam era news
A Colorado husband disputed his wife’s nightlife leading to a divorce after he cut her hair to keep her at home, a six woman jury awarding no damages. General Creighton Abrams underwent gall bladder surgery in Japan, deemed successful, with family at his side. Actor Don Grady fights Army haircut orders affecting his TV career, appealing through courts while remaining in the My Three Sons cast.
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Al Capp Cannot Run Against Kennedy in Mass Election
Cartoonist Al Capp will not challenge Sen. Edward Kennedy in November due to Massachusetts voter registration rules. Capp changed from Democrat to Republican recently and cannot meet the one-year party member requirement. He regards future state politics but criticizes Massachusetts for its political climate and laws.
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Jobless Rate Drops Despite More Unemployed Workers
Washington reports the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell to 4.7 percent in June as 1.3 million more workers joined the unemployed list. Analysts note seasonal adjustments, school-year shifts, and teen labor force changes drove the decline while total nonfarm payrolls fell for the third straight month. Average weekly earnings rose to 120.05 dollars, though real pay lagged behind a year earlier after inflation.
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Norwegian Princess Loses Expected Baby
The Royal Palace announced that Crown Princess Sonja miscarried the baby she was expecting early next year. She was reportedly watching her husband Crown Prince Harald sail in a regatta when she became ill and was taken to Fredrikstad Hospital. A medical bulletin confirmed the miscarriage occurred early this morning. The crown princess will be 33 Saturday.
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US Artillery Pounds Targets in Cambodia
U S artillery near the South Vietnamese border pounds targets inside Cambodia in the first days after the withdrawal of American forces from Cambodia. The shells are aimed at identified targets to interdict Communist supply lines, with about 1,000 rounds fired over a two day span. South Vietnam withdrew additional troops as planners prepare for a phased withdrawal totaling 150,000 by next spring, reducing forces to about 284,000 by October 16, 1970.
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Bomb Victim's Home Yields Arms and Explosives
Compton police found a cache of weapons and explosives plus Maoist literature at 448 W Alondra Blvd Compton in the apartment linked to Tommy Light Harper III 23 killed in a bomb blast outside the Compton police station Fire officials say the device exploded prematurely Detective Capt Art Thomas says three sticks of dynamite plastic explosives wiring and bomb making literature were seized along with 200 rounds of live ammo Also found extremist literature A warrant issued for Harper's roommate Bryce Michael Tyler 21. Harper was a student at Compton College The raid remained secret until today
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Enterta ae Part anca at Reha Beth eet ne Manth Yare at DI rates
The readable portion mentions a scheduled event at Reha Beth and Manth Yare with DI rates and Sunday timing. No clear names or organizations beyond these fragments are identifiable, and details are incomplete.
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Blast Fells Silos Like Dominoes in North Carolina
A 100-foot grain silo exploded at Midstate Mills in Newton North Carolina, toppling 25 nearby silos and spilling about 250000 bushels of mixed grain. Firefighters responded quickly, a small gas leak was sealed, and four silos remained standing.
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Reagan Delays Elections In Swing California District
In California a Republican Governor delayed calling a special election to fill a state Senate vacancy in a heavily GOP district while an Assembly vacancy in Democratic territory remains unanswered. The 2th District seat fell open when John Schmitz moved to Congress, prompting a Sept. 15 special for Schmita’s seat. Republicans fear losing McGee’s seat if a timely election is not held, as they hold a one vote edge in the Assembly. Major legislation needs two-thirds approval. Dennis Carpenter leads GOP in Schmita replacement. primary Aug 16 could avert a runoff.
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