Shaughnessy and Dulles Deaths Highlight Political Sports Figures
Frank Shaughnessy, longtime International League president and Montreal baseball figure, dies at a Montreal hospital. He led the league from 1936 to 1960 after a varied career in baseball and football, including coaching at McGill University. Mrs. John Foster Dulles, widow of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, dies in Washington at 77 after a brief illness, survived by four daughters and two sons.
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Frank Shaughnessy
International Oew League
Montreal Hospital
Amboy
Ill
Shaughnessy
International League
Montreal
McGill University
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhowerers
Washington
Washington Hospital Center
Dulles
John Watson Foster Dulles
Austen, Tex
Robert Hinshaw
New York
Avery Dulles, Sr
Woodstock
Bertrand Russell Calls Himself a Failure Before 87th Birthday
Bertrand Russell, the philosopher and ennobled peer, confesses in his new auto biography volume that much of his work may be useless. He states his life’s work is near end and surveys the total of it, acknowledging he has been a failure in part. He had campaigned against atomic bombs and supported protest groups.
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Bertrand Russell
Clay quits boxing declares end to all sports
Cassius Clay, in Detroit, says he is completely finished with boxing and all sports despite earlier talks of debts. He cites no further fights and notes his break from competition after Elijah Muhammad expelled him and a Muslim vow to unite black Americans behind one leader. Lou Rawls urges Los Angeles students to stay in school and value education as life’s source.
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Cassius Clay
Wenesday
Detroit
Wayne State University
Elijah Mohammad
Clay
Mohammad Ali
America
Elijah Muhammad
Lou Rawls
Los Angeles High School
Rawls
Borman Denies Arizona Senate Run Plans
Astronaut Frank Borman said he has no plans to leave his Houston assignment to seek Arizona’s Senate seat. He noted no group has persuaded him, and he declined to state party affiliation. Ensign Jeffrey Rogers easily obtained four days shore leave to visit Saigon, with Navy directing him to take leave.
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Frank Borman
Houston
U. S. Senate
Arizona
Borman
Wenesday
Pau Fannin
R-Ariz
Rogers
Ens
Jeffrey Rogers
Saigon
Governor Fired for Razing Houses in Korea
Governor Lee Ki-soo of Kedsang Namda allegedly ordered county officials to demolish 13 farm houses overnight near Chinyang along the presidential inspection route. The action prompted a special investigation after reports that about 40 residents were displaced on short notice. Pope Paul VII to address ILO anniversary conference in Geneva during a June 10 visit.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Chinyang
Lee Ki-soo
Kedsang Namda
Park
Geneva
Paul VII
International Labor Organization
World Council of Churchey
Sirhan Allows Melvin Belli to Enter His Case
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan the Kennedy assassin will permit San Francisco attorney Melvin Belli to file a brief in his case. His brother Munir said Belli’s entry comes as a question remains whether Belli will agree to join. Sirhan is to meet Belli next week amid ongoing trial motions and appeals.
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Sirhan
Melvin Belli
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
San Francisco
Munir
Los Angeles Hall of Justice
Mary
Belli
Cooper
Grant Cooper
Mexico
Superior Court
Herbert Y. Walker
Southern California
ACLU
Walker
A. L. Wirin
Russell Parsons
S.F. to Get Brundage Art Works
Avery Brundage will donate the remaining half of his 40 million Asian art collection to San Francisco. Mayor Alioto announced the city may keep the entire collection, now housed in the De Young Museum Brundage Wing. Final approval by the Board of Supervisors is pending.
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San Francisco
UPI
Avery Brundage
Joseph Alioto
Brundage
M.H. de Young
Aliolo
Chicago
Board of Supervisors
Police Slay Teen-Ager in Shootout
In Van Nuys police killed 17 year old Arthur Lee Quick after he wounded Evelyn Reierson and fired at an officer during a confrontation at her Granada Hills home. Neighbors alerted police who arrived as Reierson fled and Quick opened fire.
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van Nuys
Arthur Lee Quick
Granada Hills
Quick
Evelyn Reierson
George McCormack
Reierson
McCormack
Four Welfare Recipients Sue Over Trespass and Interrogation
Four women receiving aid from AFDC sue state and Los Angeles County social workers alleging trespassing and questioning of sexual activities. The suit, filed in Superior Court by Western Center on Law and Poverty and Legal Aid Foundation of Long Beach, claims officials failed to inform rights to remain silent or seek counsel, with inquiries possibly leading to criminal prosecutions and coercion to answer under threat of losing benefits. Named defendants include Ellis P. Murphy and John C. Montgomery along with the county and state welfare departments.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Western Center On Law and Poverty
Legal Aid Foundation of
Long Beach
Ellis P. Murphy
John C. Montgomery
Classifieds Notice From The Press Telegram 1969
Classifieds section details typical newspaper notices and contact lines. The fragment references press details, mail classification, circulation audit and publishing notes, with irregular OCR errors indicating a standard daily paper layout.
Strike Vote By LA Retail Clerks Threatens Local Stores
Los Angeles area Retail Clerks Union Local 770 votes to strike local supermarkets unless a better contract is offered. The union, unpaid since March 31, plans to present the vote to negotiators from the Food Employers Council, though no immediate walkout is expected. About 7,000 clerks and box boys could be affected if Local 770 escalates action.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Retail Clerks Union Local
Joe DeSilva
The
Incal
Food Employers Council
770
Council
Southern California
Loral 770
Worker risks life to uncouple ammo train near explosions
Charles M Hastings, 47, a Southern Pacific foreman, uncoupled 90 freight cars to pull away a blazing boxcar carrying 62 tons of ammunition near Palmdale. Explosions halted after four hours as firefighters evacuated nearby homes and military ordnance experts watched from a mile away. The train, en route from Red River Army Depot in Texas to Port Chicago, California, to ship to Vietnam, burned in Antelope Valley.
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Palmdale
Charles M. Hastings
Hastings
Southern Pacific
Antelope Valley
Los Angeles
Dan Berrier
Red River
Defense
Tex
Port Chicago
Calif
Vietnam
Unruh Warns Democrats on Reagan TV Image
Los Angeles Assembly Democratic leader Jess Unruh warned that Democrats need a secret weapon to counter Ronald Reagan's television appeal in next year's race. He cited Reagan's statewide tax report on TV, noting proposals are skeletal and not yet finalized, yet the governor appears credible on screen.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Assembly
Jess Unruh
Ronald Reagan
Inglewood
Reagan
Unruh
A. Alan Post
Unroh
Post
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Brundage Art Works
State Department of Social Welfare
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Dally Coser
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