Moon romance plan at Pacific Grove wedding tied to moon landing
Robert Wellington and Bertha Bulroni of Los Angeles set a Pacific Grove ceremony for the moment the first American astronaut steps on the moon. The couple, ages 31 and 34, will wed under Judge Richard Eldridh as they seek a seaside romance.
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Kaiser Hospital
Richard Eldridh
Preacher Chains Self to Cross in Sunset Strip
A 21 day fast by Arthur Blessitt a 28 year old Baptist evangelist ends in the Sunset Strip as his youth center The Place faces eviction. He remains chained to a wooden cross on a Los Angeles street until a new site is found for the non denominational center. Blessitt says landlords refuse to rent due to religion and youths. He leaves only to use a toilet and is visited nightly by his wife. His center was described as a hangout for teenagers and street people. Meanwhile reports say Clement I Haynsworth a 56 year old chief of the 4th U S Circuit Court of Appeals is the inside track for the Supreme Court vacancy though Nixon could alter plans after his Asia trip.
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Aljamal Hadeen
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Supreme Court
Clement I. Taynsworth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
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Asia
Romania
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Rogers Accuses N Vietnam of Inhuman Prisoner Policy
Secretary of State William P. Rogers condemned North Vietnam for inhuman treatment of U S prisoners of war. He criticized Hanoi for refusing to identify captives or allow international relief access, calling it a Geneva Convention violation and urging Congress and the public to condemn Hanoi’s intransigence. He cited concessions offered by the U S and South Vietnam as met with denigrating attacks.
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William P. Rogers
North Vietnam
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
South Vietnam
Rogers
F. Bradford Morse
R-Mass
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Congress
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National Liberation Front
Radical Paper Sale to Professor Collapses
BERKELEY AP The radical weekly Berkeley Barb announced it had been sold to Allan Coult a UC professor but Coult later said the deal was off No price was given Scherr unavailable for comment The Barb editors had gone on strike and started their own project after a quarrel over time payments and profits
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Berkeley Barb
Allan Coult
University of California
Coult
Barb
Foinder
Max Scherr
Scherr
Seherr
Neglect Charged Over Prime Rate Hike by Treasury Chief
Rep Wright Patroan, chairman of the House Banking Committee, said Secretary of the Treasury David M Kennedy had four days notice in June of a historic prime rate jump but failed to act. He criticized Kennedy for not informing the committee at a later appearance.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Wright Patroan
Texas
House Banking Committee
Kennedy
SP Asks to Cut Sunset Limited Runs Between LA and New Orleans
Southern Pacific requests permission to reduce daily Sunset Limited service to three weekly trips on the Los Angeles to New Orleans route. An SP spokesman says a petition was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington and proposes restoring diner lounge and sleeping car service across the 2023 mile line. The statement cites the petition and the plan.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Local Dispatch Brief From Long Beach Spotlight
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Long Beach and Weber. unclear event or date. Reads like a brief item from a city page with limited readable details. No clear outcome or named entities beyond places.
Finch opposes punitive laws to curb campus disorder
Washington pundits report Welfare Secretary Robert Finch and Attorney General Mitchell oppose punitive legislation aimed at curbing campus unrest. Finch warned such laws would punish the entire academic community and aid extremists, while promising federal support to enforce school desegregation policies. He said the HEW and Justice Department will back desegregation with expert staff and court actions if needed.
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John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
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