Village trustees block Vietnam veteran police applicant
James Zieler, 23, who lost his left foot as a marine in Vietnam, passed police exams but Oak Lawn trustees ruled him ineligible. He sued, and Judge Thomas Donovan issued a restraining order to stop interference in hiring policy. Zieler performed a 7 feet 6 inches standing broad jump in the process.
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Thomas Donovan
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Betty Hutton Divorcing Fourth Husband Over Custody
Hollywood actress Betty Hutton, 46, filed a divorce suit in Los Angeles against her fourth husband, jazz trumpeter Pete Candoli, 44, alleging mental and physical suffering. She seeks support for daughter Caroline, 4, plus debts over 34000. The couple wed December 24, 1960 in Las Vegas and separated August 10.
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Pete Candoli
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Candoli
Juarez
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Los Angeles
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Sherman Oaks
Candolz
Burbank
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Betty Mutton
Las Vegas
Machinists Vote to Join Metal Unit
Delegates meeting in Portland approve joining the Pacific Coast Metal Trades Council of the AFL-CIO to negotiate jointly with the council. The vote reflects union actions amid broader labor and security debates, including parole cases and prior expulsions.
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Pacific Coast Metal Trades Council
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International Association of Machinists
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Dorado
State Supreme Court
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Marin
aspGr
Allons
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Supener
Igarnise Delivary
Dorada
Ping Avenue
Long
Folsom
Kuchel Pushes Bill to Create Forest Park in Northern California
Senator Kuchel reintroduces legislation to form a 43484 acre redwood national park in Del Norte and Humboldt counties around Jedediah Smith and Del Norte Coast State Parks at an estimated 60 million dollars. He seeks federal property exchanges to acquire private lands, backed by Save the Redwoods League, and hopes for administration support despite no action last year.
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Thoias Ho Kuetel
Loday
Redwood’ National Park
del Norte
Humboldt
Jedediah Smith and
Kuchel
California
Save the Redwoods League
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Interior
Redwood
Forest Service
Lo Tinh
Building Fund Up to Solons Negotiations Begun to End Milk Boycott
National Farm Organization negotiates with dairy interests to raise bulk milk prices by 2 cents a quart while a 20 state boycott continues. Farmers dump milk or feed hogs to reduce supply as acts of vandalism and violence appear in multiple regions. Government steps to protect dairy farmers accompany injunctions against boycotting farms.
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Poycott
National Farm Legislature
Midwest
Long Beach
Legislative Counsel’s
Joseph M. Kenrick
Oren Lee Staley
Farmers’ Group
Chapel Hill
Tenn
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Hugh Glasscock
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shaffer
Indonesian crackdown deepens after failed coup attempt
Antara News Agency reports West Java police arrested 16 Communist leaders and seized documents showing plans to regroup into small cells for an armed rebellion. Sukarno, ousted as president in 1966, will move from government palaces to a private villa in Bogor. Subarto, now military strongman, tightens control as Sukarno remains isolated. A Wisconsin dairy trucker was shot at on an Indiana highway, spilling 20,000 gallons of milk amid calls to curb violence and protest dairy imports. Thousands of dairy farmers protested in Trenton urging calm and honoring imports policy shifts.
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United Press International
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Sukarmo
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Melvin R. Laird
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Johnson Administration
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Pillip Alampi
Suharto
Sonno
New Jer
Sukarna Tought
Idaho
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Bill to Put Death Penalty to Statewide Vote in California
Sacramento reports Democratic leaders push a bill to ask California voters whether to abolish capital punishment. Gov Reagan plans to introduce legislation to place the issue on the ballot while cases now awaiting execution on San Quentin's Death Row are discussed. Warren notes emotions run high and urges a popular vote to decide the fate of death penalty.
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Thejof Bhase
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Ling
Charles Warrison
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Los Angeles
Reagan
U.S. Suprema Court
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