Circus Girl Falls From Aerial Ladder Injures Wrists
A two year old circus performer Bonnie McLean, daughter of Buck McLean, fell twelve feet from a swinging aerial ladder during a show before about 200 Operation Head Start pupils in Centreville, Maryland. She sustained both wrists broken and was listed in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital in Easton, Maryland. Her father said she lost her grip while the ladder swung from the ground, twisted in the air, and landed on empty seats.
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Centreville
Bonnie McLean
Buck Mclean
Rocket Brothers Circus
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Fler
al Sope
Saltonstall
William Saltonstall
U.S
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Massachusetts
Tailier
Washington
Holt
LBJ
Protesting Nurses in Walkout Cripples City Hospitals
In New York hundreds of licensed practical nurses walked off the job crippling municipal hospital services. The association's lawyer ordered return to work as talks for a representation election proceed, opposed by AFL CIO union District 87. Nearby, a nurse endowment signals Tulane and a mayoral-posed court fix the La Porte courthouses to modern standards amid wage talks and resignations in California's Bay Area hospitals.
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New York
Seva
City Hall
Wero
Te Association
Peter J. Byrnes
Afl-Cio American Federation of State
Alonzo S. Yerby
City Hospitals
Tulane
Che Tulane
School of Medicine
Laukenia
Baton
Deport- Rouge
Coney Island
New
Queens General Hospital
Orleans
Giant Bellevue Hospital
Mary Bird Perkins
Hane
Miss Perkins
Lansiana State University
Mu- Pacis
France
Baton San Francisco
UPI
Paris
Shelloway
Yerby
San
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Eden
Bay Area
CNA
San Jose
Kareet
Kaiser Foundation
East Bay
Miss Universe contestants split on mini skirt trend
In Miami Beach during semifinals, 57 contestants debated the mini skirt. Opinions varied widely with England, Chile, Panama, Korea, Guayana, South Africa, Cuba, Japan and Ireland weighing comfort, aesthetics, and modesty. Some favored the style for novelty while others warned it makes shorter figures appear shorter.
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Miami Beach
Carol Whiteman
England
Panama
Dionisias Bruce
Korea
Yoon Quee- Young
Guayana
Umbellavant Sluytman
Demo Rivals Wrestle for State Gavel
SACRAMENTO Rival party factions offered opposing candidates today in a contest for state Democratic chairman and control of the party machinery. Assemblyman Charles Warren of Los Angeles backed by liberal elements challenged Mrs Carmen Warschaw of Los Angeles now Southern California vice chairman. Warschaw had pledges from eight of 13 Democratic state senators and 24 of 42 assemblymen returning to the Legislature. The stake is running the party as Democrats face a Republican slate led by Ronald Reagan. Gov Brown and Assembly Speaker Unruh remained publicly neutral awaiting the August 14 vote. Zenovith circulated a petition backing Warschaw, praising fund raising as a key asset. Warschaw acknowledged liberal reluctance to concede Brown’s chances. The winner will replace Robert J Crate of Castell Valley.
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Sacramento
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
Carmen Warschaw
Southern California
Warschaw
Ronald Reagan
Brown
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
D-Inglewood
British Bar Proposal for Six Month Marriage Waiting
The British Bar Association General Council urged a six month engagement before marriage to deter quick divorces. The memo suggests no license to marry should be granted until engaged for at least six months, with exceptions in special cases. Government debates lowering parental consent age to 18. Brice Campbell and Mrs. Juanita Frances supported ritualizing marriage while warning against breach of promise actions. The Sun opposed the plan, arguing legislation cannot guarantee happy marriages.
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London
British Bar Associaion
General Council
Sim
Bar Association
Zen authority dies in Japan at 95
Dr Talsetse James Malley disclosed that Suzuki, a leading authority on Zen Buddhism and a widely read author on the subject, died today. The report notes drivers have faced longer waits for licenses since the installation of a data processing system to manage issuance. Suzuki was educated in the United States.
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Montpelier
UPD
Tokyo
Talsetse James Malley
Suzuki
Japan
United States
Polar Explorer Reed Dies at 73 in Arlington
Jonathan Duff Reed, 73, an explorer who joined Admiral Richard E. Byrd on the 1926 North Pole expedition, died Monday of a heart ailment in Arlington, Virginia.
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Polar Explorer
Arlington, Va
Jonathan Duff Reed
Adm
Richart E. Byrd
North Pole
Firemen's Strike Near End in Kansas City
About half of Kansas City Fire Fighters Union's 800 members were to vote to end the partial work stoppage. The other half voted to return to work with duties reduced until Sept. 6 when a court hearing on a temporary restraining order is set. Contempt citations were sought against one third of the force for defying the order. Five fighting crews shifted to relieve those who had worked extended hours.
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Kansas City, Mo
Upt
Kansas City Fire Fighters’ Union
France to field hydrogen bomb and armed submarine by 1970
Defense Minister Pierre Messmer said in Paris Match that France will operate a hydrogen bomb in 1970 and deploy an atomic tactical weapons augmentation. He added France will also have a nuclear submarine in 1970 equipped with Polaris type missiles and nuclear warheads.
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Parisaj
Pierre Messmer
Paris Match
Messmer
France
Return Harvest to Owner Blowing Banknotes Bother to Truckers
Spalding England police report a trek driver Aubrey Blyth stopped after bank notes stuck to his wind shield while driving. He and two other drivers gathered about 500 one pound notes found on road and grass. Shirley Elsam later arrived claiming loss. handbag with notes recovered. The incident ends with a promise of reward.
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Spalding
England
Aubrey Blyth
Blyth
Ron Brackey
Tom Webb
Gracey
Bracye
Webb
Spald
Ing
Shirley Elsam
Hlyl
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