National Vetoes and Royal Visit Highlight News
In Kansas the House and Senate heard prayer and calls for open minds as lawmakers debated routine vetoes. Cathy French was named executive director of the New York-based orchestra founded by Leopold Stokowski. Senator Edward M. Kennedy joked about Ireland disruptions after a three day visit. Prince Charles and Princess Anne will visit Washington for three days after Canada, invited by the Nixons and Eisenhowers.
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H. Wayne. Flin
Kansas House
New York
Samuel Rubin
Leopold Stokowski
French
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Glee Club
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Ireland
University of Massachusetts
Boston
Logan International
Washington
Joan Kennedy
Mao Tse-tung
Kennedy Gand
Hubert H. Humphrey
Prince Charles
U.S
White House
Princess Anne
Canada
United States
Iricia Nixon
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
David Eisenhower
Nixon
Charles
Prince of Wales
Caernarvon
Wales
Senate clears bill to permit minor kidney donation
Michigan Senate passed a measure to authorize a 16 year old girl to donate a kidney to her sister Sharon Klein at the University of Michigan Hospital. The bill allows a person over 14 to donate to an immediate relative with probate court approval, clearing legal doubts for doctors.
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Saginaw, Mich
Michigan Senate
House
Sharon
Sheila Klein
University of Michiganospital
Ann Arbor
Michigan Jay
Roy Smith
Ypsilanti
Sweden Grants Asylum to 23 American Defectors
Sweden's Board of Immigration granted asylum to 23 more American defectors from military service, bringing the total asylum grants to 337 with 10 dating. The latest list includes individuals from Florida California Delaware New Jersey Hawaii and more, with several cases still pending and some defectors leaving Sweden voluntarily after asylum.
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Stockholm
Swedish Board of Immigration
Sweden
Sidney William Lage
Orlando
Fla
Paul Alex Herbst
Santa Susana
Calif
Michael C. Erman
Sunnyvale
Okla
Don Louis Basdone
Parkstone
Dakota
Randall Mark Glassock
Phoenix
Ariz
David Thomas Johnson
Zion
Evans Fils-Aime
Port-Aun-Prince
Naul
Timothy Chelton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Leroy Eugene Rogers
Palatine
Walter Hartman Pravis
Hopewell
Wallace Clemence
Wallace Clemence [Iniston, Wareham Mass; Joseph Albert Sewell
Philadelphia
Mark Leslie Troy
Ontario
Ralph Albert Mattera
Warwick
Smash Windows At UCLA Office Protest By Chase Manhattan Recruiters
About 150 students opposed campus recruiting by Chase Manhattan Bank smashed windows at the UCLA placement center on a Wednesday. Campus police guarded the building with no arrests, while some demonstrators painted windows and walls criticizing the bank’s business in Africa including South Africa. Chase recruiters waited outside for about 15 minutes, then reentered to resume interviewing students without disruption.
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Los Angeles
1&1
Chase Manhattan Bank
Ucla
South Africa
Chase Manhattan
Transportation rule ties recapped tires to new standards
Washington reports the transportation department plans a final rule requiring all recapped passenger car tires to meet the same safety and performance standards as new tires. The rule becomes effective August 1, 1971, the department said on Wednesday.
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Washington
UPS
Transportation Department
Johnson suffers bad night pains near heart in San Antonio
President Lyndon B. Johnson woke several times with chest and left arm pain. Dr North said not tied to heart sounds or ECG changes, while tests sought possible heart damage. Luci Johnson Nugent and family sent flower tributes after the incident.
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San Antonio
Ter
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Tom Jaksson
Luci Johnson Nugent
Johnson hospitalized after chest pains at LBJ Ranch
President Johnson was flown to a hospital by helicopter from his LBJ Ranch Monday after chest pains. Doctors advised by heart specialists examined him at the ranch. Luci Johnson visited burn ward patients distributing flowers and urged care for veterans in the Vietnam section.
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Luci Johnson Nugent
Pfc
Robert Cosgro
Cambridge
Mass
President Johnson
Brooke General Hospital
San Antonio
AP Wittorate
Johnson
LBJ
Joe Munos
Luci
Robbery Suspects Nabbed After Cab Escape Bid
Two robbery suspects from Santa Ana were arrested by Buena Park police after one tried to flee in a taxi from a service station robbery scene. David Gonzales and Peter Ojeda, both 20s, were found after a stored vehicle description prompted a police search. The $95 theft occurred at Berg Richfield station on Lincoln Avenue.
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Buena Park
David G. Gonzales
Mason
Neal Wyman
el Poste Drive
Gonzalés
W. Hazard Ave
Peter Jr. Ojeda
Santa Ana
Dave Sherron
Berg Richfield Station
Lincoln Ave
Gonzales
Ojeda
Our Home Lectures at Bullock's Lakewood Series
Our Home Fashion Coordinator presents a series of lively lectures at Bullock's Lakewood on Thursdays at 9 30 a m March 12 Color in the Home March 19 Design in the Home March 26 Balance State and Proportion April 2. Planing a Home Today Laguna Tea Room Fourth Level continental breakfast served Reservations call 634-5111 extension 375 Shop Bullock's Lakewood.
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la Gunila
Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis Stock
Bullock's
Lakewood
Buillork
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Tony
Cuba
Robert L. North
North
Press-Telegram
Lang Begen
Osunday
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Bree Orr
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UPL
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