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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1971

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Justice Douglas in Walter Reed for pacemaker adjustment

Justice William O. Douglas is at Walter Reed Hospital after a minor surgical procedure to adjust his cardiac pacemaker, performed on admission day. The 72-year-old Supreme Court justice is reported in excellent condition and likely to be discharged this week.

William 0 Douglas Walter Reed Hospital Supreme Court

GIs in Korea Hold Antiwar Protest in Seoul

In Seoul a U S military spokesman said an investigation is under way to determine if disciplinary action will follow after 31 American soldiers staged an antiwar street demonstration Monday night. Police said they would not file charges. The march tied up traffic for three hours in the Mysong district.

Seoul South Korea U.S Mysingelong

Tax reform plan of Demos gains in first Assembly try

A $2 billion a year tax reform plan to eliminate all property taxes on owner occupied homes under $16,000 faced its first legislative test in the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee. Democrats push the shift, aiming to fund homeowner relief with higher income and sales taxes, while Republicans warn of broad tax impacts and potential defeats without concessions.

Demos First Assembly Sacramento Assembly Revenue and Taxaction Committee William Bagley San Rafael Reagan John Dunlap Napa Gonsalves Dunlap

Elephants Cross Lincoln Tunnel to New York Circus Debut

The Ringling Brothers circus towed 19 elephants through the Lincoln Tunnel from Kearny on a 14 mile trek to Madison Square Garden. The train delay from Roanoke forced the unusual move. a 2 ½ hour journey drew crowds as Irvin Feld and circus handlers guided the elephants, zebra, llama, and pony past authorities and spectators in New York.

New York Hannibal Alps Hugo Schmitt Hudson River Lincoln Tunnel Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus Roanoke Kearny N.J Madison Square Garden Schmitt New Jersey Jerry Falco Hoboken Irvin Feld Ringling Brothers The American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

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