News of Barnard Romance and Divorce Divulged
South African surgeon Christiaan Barnard faces divorce proceedings in Cape Town as tabloids speculate about his interest in Barbara Zoellner. Barnard, 45, recently vacationed with the Zoellner family on Ischia while headlines question a possible engagement.
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Christioan N. Barnard
Les
Barbara Zoelner
Johannesburg
Barnard
Cape Town
Aletta
Zoellner
Ischia
Bay of Naples
Sunday Express
Sunday Tribune
Sunday Times
Graduate: Humane Thing Is No Children
An honor graduate of Mills College in Oakland says she is disillusioned with mankind and will not become a parent. Stephanie Mill, 20, told 1,000 listeners at her valedictory that overpopulation will bring brutal choices, including cannibalism, and that the future is a cruel world for potential children.
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Mills College
Oakland
Stephanie Mill
Phoenix
Ariz
Piper
Faye
Hope Fades for Missing Girl in New Canaan Park
Ten-year-old Mary Mount vanished Tuesday near Waveny Park in New Canaan Connecticut. About 400 volunteers searched Sunday for clues as police pursued an abduction theory. A shoe believed to belong to Mary was found near a sand pile and a white car sighting yielded no results. Her 12-year-old brother last saw her before he went home for dinner.
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Congregational
New Canaan Conn
Mary Mount
Waveny Park
Mary
Mrs Ginger Bunch joins Dayton protest over Vietnam death
Mrs. Ginger Bunch, mother of a U S soldier killed at the Presidio stockage, spoke to about 500 in Dayton Ohio. She condemned U S involvement in Vietnam and urged conscientious objection, citing her son Richard's death and ensuing prison disturbances.
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Ginger Bunch
U.S
Presidio
San Francisco
Dayton
Ohio
New Flight Quotas Begin at Major U S Airports
FAA officials introduced a new flight quota system at Kennedy LaGuardia Newark O Hare and National airports to curb summer delays. Takeoff and landing limits range from 40 to 115 per hour with reservations at a Washington center. Only LaGuardia hit full quota during 5 to 9 pm. some general aviation slots were adjusted within hours.
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Chicago
Washington
Federal Aviation Authority
O'Hare
National
Kennedy
LaGuardia
Newark
Roy Nelson
FAA
Init
Nelson
Judge Campbell says he was Parvin Foundation trustee and director
U S District Judge William J. Campbell disclosed in interviews that he served as a trustee and director of the Albert B Parvin Foundation and that his wife was a co investor in a real estate firm. He denied any payment for his foundation work and said he attended one board meeting in 1986 before resigning after learning Supreme Court Justice Douglas faced salary questions linked to Parvin.
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William J. Campbell
Albert B. Parvin
Parvin
Campbell
Northern District of
Illinois
Chicago Sun- Times and
Tribune
Soy
Fitet
Supreme Court
William C
Douglas
Foundation
Congress
The
Parvin Foundation
Teee
Mack
Eisenhowers Join Nixon On Midway Parley Trip
President Nixon will be accompanied by his son in law David Eisenhower on a seven day trip ending near Midway Island. David, 21, plans to attend Amherst, work for the Senate Judiciary Committee, and will assist with press movements during the Pacific voyage. Julie Nixon and Tricia will stay in Honolulu as the party proceeds to Madison, South Dakota, and Colorado Springs.
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UPI
Nixon
David Eisenhower
Midway Island
Nguyen van Thien
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
David
Eisenhower
Ziegler
Pacific
Julie
Smith College
Tricia
Honolulu
Caracas Visit Off Rocky Finishes Tour
PORT OF SPAIN Venezuela canceled Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's Caracas visit after President Rafael Caldera warned of violent demonstrations. Rockefeller scrapped Caracas, plans to return home to review findings from his Latin American tour for President Nixon.
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Trini “Dat
UPI
Venezuela
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rafael Caldera
Caracas
Nixon
Reagan Names Panel in Bus Dispute in Southern California
Gov Ronald Reagan appoints a three member fact finding panel to aid negotiations as bus drivers in the Southern California Rapid Transit District work without a contract. The UTU contract for 2500 members expired at midnight Saturday. Panel members are Louis Kotim Albert Beeson and Arnold Anderson to begin June 16.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
United Transportation Union
Reagan
Louis Kotim
Albert Beeson
Mento Park
Arnold Anderson
Marin County
Rescuers Save Injured Peak Sealer
James McCarthy of New York City slipped and broke his arm while climbing near Yosemite. A nine hour rescue led by Charles Pratt of Lafayette brought him from the 800 foot level of a 3000 foot cliff to Luce Memorial Hospital where he was reported in good condition.
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Caprien
James McCarthy
New York City
Luce Memorial Hospital
Charles Pratt
Lafayette
Met
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