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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1975

Page

5

Sitter 68 Cares for Black Baby in Legal Limbo

In Reno Nevada six years ago Mae Ducharm a 68 year old widow began babysitting Monique a two week old girl left by a black couple claiming show business ties. They never returned and Ducharm remains the sole guardian though not legally recognized. She fights for medical care for Monique with welfare and race groups involved.

Monique Las Vegas NAACP Reno Race Relations Center Welfare Division

Senate votes to extend Voting Rights Act for ten years

Washington reports the Senate limited debate on the Voting Rights Act extension, clearing the path to a 10 year renewal. The 76 to 20 vote surpassed the 60 vote threshold to invoke closure and send the measure to the House for final action before the August 6 expiration.

Washington Senate House Ford Robert C. Byrd Deep South Righ

Pepperdine proxy in line for post as Interior aide

Interior Secretary Stanley K Hathaway, exhausted and suffering moderate depression, entered Bethesda Naval Hospital July 15 after resignations discussions with President Ford. Aides say Ford urged treatment. Hathaway, 51, had led confirmation battles in June and faced environmental criticism over Wyoming policy.

Hathaway White House Wiliam Lukash Interior Department Syndiextul Black Anderson al Wadia Ford William Banowsky Pepperdine College California Interior Banowsky Reagan Senate

Phantom refugees inflate Indochina list at Camp Pendleton

At Camp Pendleton AP reports 1,951 of 14,431 Indochina refugees listed do not exist. Officials say multiple agency signups or unrecorded transfers may have caused phantom entries among eight volunteer processing groups.

Camp Pendleton

Refugee gold trade fuels large US market

Vietnamese refugees in camps have sold millions in gold and jewels through Deak-Perera and Manila Tordella Brooks firms, with 2.2 million in gold at four camps since May. Buyers say a price war is ongoing as refugees seek dollars, while many plan to keep or eventually convert valuables. Armed guards secure shipments. officials note no major thefts.

South Vietnam Deak-Perera International, Inc New York Hal Roeder Ft. Indigotown Gap Manila Tordella and Brooks Evan Ecko Deak Perera Pennsylvania Vietnam Echo United States Silver Corp Luis Vigdor Manfla, Tordella and Brooks U.S Denk-Perera Cae Vigdor Army State Department Thies California Arkansas Deak-Perera Eglin Air Force Base Florida

Beauty queen sues over loss of title

Rhonda Herrin, 19, former Miss Santa Clara County, sues county officials in Superior Court alleging her beauty crown was wrongfully taken away on May 23. Officials say her reign ended by a unanimous vote of the 10 member Miss California committee after she failed to comply with rules.

Palo Alto Santa’ Clara County Geant Spey Rhonda Herrin Miss Herrin Santa Cruz Him Torre

Hunt heirs allege CIA looted their Hunt Oil affiliate

Nelson Banker Hunt and W Herbert Hunt accuse the CIA of infiltrating their Hunt Oil Co overseas affiliate and abetting an embezzlement exceeding 50 million dollars. They claim federal wiretap charges followed their refusal to cooperate and that some employed by Hunt were said to be government agents.

Dallas PN BL. Hunt CIA Hunt Company Nelson Hunt W. Herbert Hunt Overseas Hunt Oil Co Hunt Oil Cor

Space shuttle era dawns as astronauts praise shuttle coop

Stafford and colleagues reflect on ending the Apollo era and foresee a new space age with the shuttle. They praise cooperation with cosmonauts, note the Apollo mission's trouble free run, and discuss future women astronauts and expanded Earth missions.

TASS Slayton Wisconsin Stafford Earth Hera Mission Control

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