Eisenhowers Take Wounded Aboard Sequoia Cruise
David Eisenhower and his wife Julie escorted 37 wounded servicemen aboard the presidential yacht Sequoia for a Potomac cruise. Eisenhower, soon to graduate from Amherst, shared views on college life with veteran Dennie Degnan. He warned colleges now feel uniform and predictable and said students give opinions with moral ambiguity. Degnan noted Julie Eisenhower criticized new tests and marijuana use.
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Couple Rewed at 72 in Escondido in One-Ring Ceremony
Carl Blake and Hulma Barnes, once high school sweethearts from Greeley, Colorado, remarried at Grace Lutheran Church Escondido at age 72 with about 50 friends in attendance. The pair had both married and divorced previously, and rekindled their romance after decades apart.
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Sarah Churchill to Wed Fourth Husband in London
Actress Sarah Churchill 53 announces plans to marry next week to sculptor Oloff de Wet 53 ex French Resistance fighter in London. Her third husband Lord Audley died in 1963. Debby Reynolds buys Judy Garland dress for 1000 at MGM auction in Culver City for a Wizard of Oz exhibit.
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Heart Transplant Recipient Dies in Cape Town South Africa
Pieter J. Smith, 53, long time heart transplant survivor and former policeman, died at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town. He received the transplanted heart on Aug. 7, 1963, and had endured multiple health issues, including stomach growth removal and other operations. He had become strong enough to play tennis and take trips before his death.
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Groote Schuur
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Louis Russell
Indianapolis
Guards Alert at Ohio State Campus Security Post
National guardsmen with loaded weapons kept security posts on the Ohio State University campus while classes ran on schedule. Gov. Rhodes ordered troops after a window-smashing and looting riot near campus. About 4,700 guardsmen encamped at the State fairgrounds. At least 70 arrests were reported. In Jackson, Mississippi, guards stood by for the funeral of a Black student killed in violence, with 3,300 ready reserves nearby.
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Protest March Goes On Forsyth to Atlanta in Heat
About 230 demonstrators marched north on U S Highway 41 from Forsyth toward Griffin and then to Atlanta. Teens joined the crowd under blazing sun as Hosea Williams urged voter registration and turnout for a rally near Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s tomb in Atlanta. Trudeau arrives in Singapore for a two day visit.
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Woodcock Elected as Successor to Reuther
DETROIT Leonard Woodcock a 59 year old vice president was unanimously elected president of the United Auto Workers Union by the International Executive Board to serve until the 1972 convention. The only other candidate Douglas Taser withdrew clearing his path to replace the late Walter P Reuther who died in a plane crash. The board will decide th e future for a fourth vice president among 17 regional directors.
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LARK S18 Fated! Coast Beach Olive Vesth May 22 1979
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Lark S18 fate event at a coastal olive location on a Friday dated May 22 1979. Details are unclear due to broken text but imply a scheduled or occurred incident at a beach area with local vestiges.
Rap Brown Said to Be in Algeria
The Evening Star reports government sources that Hubert G. Rap Brown is in Algeria after skipping a May 4 trial in Ellicott City Maryland on inciting riot and arson charges linked to a 1967 Cambridge speech. He is on the FBI list of the 10 most wanted after jumping a $10,000 bond and was last seen March 7, two days before a bomb killed two friends in Bel Air Maryland. Brown, 26, former SNCC chair, faces fines up to $7,041 and up to seven years in prison. Algeria is cited as his refuge into a country without an extradition treaty.
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Postal shakeup eyed as 8 cent first class stamp discussed
Sen. Gale W. McGee said a tentative agreement with the Nixon administration would allow an 8 cent first class stamp with authority to raise other classes of mail by 33 percent. Postmaster General Blount and Sen. Hiram Fore joined the talks with committee members to draft legislation. Nixon had initially sought 10 cents before trimming to 8 cents amid opposition.
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Washington Trashmen End Strike
The District of Columbia's 1700 sanitation workers voted to end a four day strike and accept a one year contract raising starting pay to 3.4 dollars an hour. They will resume trash pickups on Monday after seven days of uncollected rubbish in some neighborhoods.
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