Hippie ordained in Berkeley church ceremony shocks locals
In St. Mark's Church Berkeley a 27 year old Rev Richard York was ordained by Bishop G Richard Millard as about 500 hippies and clergy attended. York gave first communion as Linda Christian faces a nervous breakdown in Rome and Mrs Kennedy tours Mayan ruins by moonlight.
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St. Mark’s Church
Berkeley
Richard York
Richard Millard
Episcopal Diocese of
Linda Christian
Rome
Miss Christian
Tyrone Power
Edmund Purdom
Jfk
John F. Kennedy
Palenque
Mexico
President Johnson
Lynda Bird
Charles F. Robb
Acapulco
High Court Orders End to Jail Segregation in Alabama
The Supreme Court approved a lower court ruling requiring Alabama to desegregate prisons and jails promptly, with limited discretion for security cases. The ruling, contested by state officials, allows white and Black prisoners to be separated only when safety demands it.
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High Court
Alabama
Washington
Supreme Court
Pensacola, Fla
Sunt
Railroad Retirement Board
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Montgomery
American Motors Recalls 22200 Cars Over Transmission and Seat Defects
Detroit based American Motors Corp announces a recall affecting 22 200 current model cars. The action covers 15 456 1968 model automatics for a defective oil strainer gasket, 3 510 station wagons for faulty left rear seat friction latches, and 3 338 four door sedans and wagons with reclining seat mechanisms needing inspection for improved pull resistance.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
AMC
L A School Chief Urges End to Boycotts and Discipline
Los Angeles city school superintendent Jack P Crowther released a letter read at boycotted schools urging students to return to class, warning of disciplinary action for future unauthorized absences. He noted efforts to secure state funds and praised teachers for handling the boycott while calling for classroom focus.
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Los Angeles
Jack P. Crowther
Crowther
Garfield
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Wilson
Belmont
Jefferson
Carver
Board of Education
Sacramento
Pitt Teachers Back Half Trace in Florida
Pittsburghs striking school teachers returned to work today while about half of Florida’s 17 000 strikers remained off the job as the Florida Education Association urged a return after county boards assured continued employment. Disputes and possible city and state actions across several states signaled broad tensions over wages and school funding.
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Mia
Miami
Sinatra
Mia Farrow
London
Frank Sinatra
Sur
Tony
Miss Farrow
Theremony
Elizabeth Taylor
Britain
Pitt
Florida
Pittsburgh
Florida Education Association
FEA
FRA
Islay
Common Pleas Court
John P. Hester
California
Oklahoma
Indiana
Colorado
Mississippi
South Dakota
Utah
Oakland
American Federation of Teachers
Oklahoma Education Association
State Senate
State Education Association
John Love
Surfer Escapes Shark Bite With Minor Foot Injuries
ARNSEN BEACH Florida a surfer nicknamed has foot bitten by a large brown shark while paddling about 150 yards from shore He pulled the shark onto his board and freed himself before paddling to shore He received hospital treatment and was released the deputy noting only partial foot remains.
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Arnsen Beach
Fla
UPI
Jan Teyda
Stuart
Teyda
Slater Groves
Rhodesia Hangs Two Blacks as Nine Are Granted Clemency
In Salisbury, Rhodesia, the white minority government hanged two black Africans convicted of murder while commuting nine other death sentences. Francis Chiresa and Taka Jeremiah were executed despite pleas from Pope Paul VI and defense attorneys. The cabinet also considers more cases, with some under review and others to face trial in time.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Francis Chiresa
Taka Jeremiah
Clementy
Pope Paul VI
Rhodesian
Chiresa
Jeremiah
Elizabeth I
Smith
Britain
United States
United Nations
Harold Wilson
UCLA Team Transplants a Kidney
A 44 hour operation at UCLA Medical Center transplanted a kidney from a deceased donor to Daniel R. Esser, an advertising salesman from Spokane. Doctors led by Dr. Donald Martin call the surgery a success but full results must wait about 20 months to confirm complete success. Donor name not disclosed. Esser had renal failure since October 1966 and relied on an artificial kidney bought with community funds.
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Los Angeles
Ucla Medical Center
Donald Martin
Daniel R. Esser
Esser
Spokane
Wash
Tolan Empire
Carole
Vista
Calif
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Walsh
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Rachel Rickover
Hyman G. Rickover
Weiss Memorial Hospital
Russia
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Antoine Lodrigue
Morris
Lodrigue
Houma
Pyramid
Jacqueline Kennedy
Combined News Services
Florida National Guard
Jacksonville
Western Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
American Motors
L.A
United Press International
Press-Telegram
Fost
Long Beach
Sas
Ani
Susan Leach
Melbourne Australia
UCLA
Bullock's Lakewood Center
Oup Testre
S Clark Aye
Lakewood
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