Keith Richards Granted Abroad Travel on Bail
Britain's lord chief justice granted Rolling Stone Keith Richards permission to travel abroad while awaiting his London appeal on a narcotics conviction and one year sentence. Richards and Mick Jagger, both 23, face a July 31 appeal hearing and remain free on bail bonds totaling 39,200 dollars. The travel appeal was approved in private for professional work with no country disclosed.
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Keith Richard
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Stones
Mick Jagger
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Rolling Stones
Miss Tall Universe winner bends to kiss father onstage
Denver's Sherry Youmans, 6 feet 1, crowned Miss Tall Universe at Atlanta pageant. she plans to finish college, teach math, and start a family. Runners up include Malie Kinsley, Hetty Zane Smith, Mary Jensen, and Brenda Dorsey. The event drew 23 finalists from the US and Canada, all at least 5'10". Also included: child support ruling in Richland, Elvis Presley announces expecting a baby with Priscilla, due February, after marriage last May.
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Sherry Youmans
Denver
Giet
Colorado State University
Youmans
Léalie Kinsley
San Francisco
Hetty Zane Smith
Mary Jensen
Minnnesota
Brenda Dorsey
Dallas Tex
United States
Canada
Elvis Presley
Pricilla
Presley
MGM ‘Studio
Hollywood
Gerry
Athy
Las Vegas
Memphis
Governor Wallace Walks in Hospital After Tumor Surgery
Alabama governor Lurleen Wallace rose from bed in her hospital room on Wednesday for the first time since an operation to remove a malignant tumor from her lower abdomen. Dr. R Lea Clark of MD Anderson said she is recuperating satisfactorily after a nearly six hour surgery Monday.
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Alabama
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Thunderstorms sweep southern states across prompt weather
Showers and thunderstorms moved across the South and into the Midwest and Plains. Regions including Arizona New Mexico Alabama and the Appalachians saw heavy rain and localized flooding risks. A tornado sighting was reported near Lincoln Arkansas with no injuries or damage. Temperatures climbed to 95 in Blythe California while Bismarck North Dakota registered 42.
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British Troops Move on Hong Kong Rioters in First Stop
British forces entered Hong Kong rioters headquarters for the first time, using bayonet armed Welsh regiments to seize the Motor Transport Workers Union site. Police joined in a raid that uncovered makeshift weapons, with bottles recovered from rooftops. Thirty two people were arrested as clashes left two dead and many injured.
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China
Asef
Suzie. Wong
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Motor Transport Workers Union
Industrialist Charged in Stewardess Row
A Pennsylvanian industrialist, Shipman of Sunbury, Pa., was charged with assaulting two American Airlines flight attendants aboard a New York to San Francisco flight. He faced a US Commissioner, posted recognizance, and was to appear July 28. The man claimed memory gaps, said he had two drinks, and was later fined for resisting arrest in South San Francisco.
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Shortages of Buttons and Bolts Slow Soviet Industry
Izvestia reports factory owners face shortages of small items like buttons and bolts hindering production of consumer goods. A Ukrainian dress firm and a furniture maker cited missing fasteners and bells delaying finished products. Izvestia urged a new bureaucracy to manage shortages.
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Congress Probes Navy Relocation of Test Facility
A House armed services subcommittee opened a probe into plans to move the Navy Undersea Warfare Center from Pasadena to Los Alamitos, California. The three member panel, led by Rep Porter Hardy, discussed site options in a closed session and plans to travel to California the week of July 23 for inspections.
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Surveyor 4 Cleared for Friday Shot
CAPE KENNEDY technicians today solved a rocket problem that had grounded Surveyor 4. NASA officials said the problem is fixed and additional tests will proceed, paving the way for the planned Friday launch after an electrical short halted the earlier attempt.
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Two Charged With IRS Bribe Attempt In Alan King Case
A federal grand jury indicted theatrical outfit manager Harry Adler and accountant Martin Siegel on charges of offering 2500 dollars to an Internal Revenue Service agent seeking approval of 1964 65 tax returns for comedian Alan King and his wife The indictment filed in US district court Thursday names Adler as Kings business manager and Siegel as a Brooklyn certified public accountant and attorney The agent reported the bribe attempt to his superiors after it was made with a third party involved in the scheme indicated by prosecutors
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Internal Revenue Service
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TRS
Harry Adler
Manhattan
Ast- King
Martin Siegel
Brooklyn
Longshoremen Meeting Ends in Disorder at Miami Beach
A point of order sparked a disturbance during the International Longshoremen’s Association Atlantic district meeting in Miami Beach. Water glasses shattered and a chair was splintered as delegates argued before the press and police. Thomas W. Gregson won a second term as district president, defeating Brooklyn’s Anthony Scotto.
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International Longshoremen’s Association
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Lawrence G. Molley
Miami Beach
Striking Vauxhall workers clash with police in Britain
In Luton England fierce fighting erupted as 1500 Vauxhall paint and body shop workers strike over a pay scale change from 40 grades to 16. Union leaders urged return to work but a union meeting was disrupted by strikers invading the platform and fighting broke out, suspending the meeting before a return-to-work motion was carried.
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England
Arthur Leary
National Union of Vehicle Builders
Vauxhall Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Leary
Arthur Stogre
Amalgamated Engineering Union
Revise Plan on Reserve Revamping
Army revises its Reserve reorganization plan under congressional pressure. The funded drill strength for the Army Guard remains at 260 000 rather than 240 000, and three Reserve combat brigades are added with locations undisclosed. Secretary Resor outlined the changes in a letter to Senator Russell.
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