Barber hired as deputy sheriff in Ann Arbor jail haircuts case
A certified barber Edward A. Flynn aged 45 was hired as a Washtenaw County deputy sheriff after eight University of Michigan students sued in federal court for 200000 dollars over jailhouse haircuts. The suit alleges trainer inexperience harmed health. case pending.
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Court Overturns Charlotte-Mecklenburg Busing Plan
The 4th Circuit reversed a major desegregation order for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, urging alternative methods to achieve integration without cross-busing. The decision favored Nixon admin policies and urged the district to consult Education Department experts while continuing desegregation efforts.
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Clement Haynsworth
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John D. Butaner Jr
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Super Patriot Plans Biggest Parade in San Jose
Louis Rossi, who has organized 111 patriotic parades in three years, plans another Memorial Day march in San Jose California. He expects thousands to participate, with families marching and flags distributed. Rossi portrays patriotism as quiet love of country, not noisy displays.
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Navy pilot bails out as launch system fails on carrier
Navy pilot James R. Jackson ejected from a Crusader off the Vietnamese coast after a catapult failure kept his jet from lifting at takeoff. He landed on the Shangri-La deck with his parachute and praised the ejector seat. Jackson, 22, is a University of Idaho graduate living with his wife Carol in Spokane.
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Governor candidate Lavelle loses bid amid stamps tale
Pennsylvania candidate Edward Lavelle, a twice-defeated Democrat in the governor race, reported 18 trading stamps from his May 19 primary bid blaming inflation for the gain. He listed unemployment and now says he breeds thoroughbred horses from Archibald near Scranton. Lavelle drew over 50,000 votes in his first campaign but only about 6,000 this year and plans to run for president in 1972. In Kentucky, seven Congress members won renomination amid light turnout. Mazzoli won the Democratic nomination to face incumbent Cowger as Vietnam War policy divided voters. Cowger praised Nixon actions but did not expect the war to shape the general. In central Kentucky, Watts overcame Brown. Stubblefield and Natcher’s victories echoed reelect status. Perkins, unopposed in the primary, will face a GOP foe in November. Curter and Snyder, incumbents, will also run against Democrats.
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Pete Brown
George Wallace
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Gene Snyder
Apollo 7 Astronaut Takes Ground Job
Apollo 7 astronaut Dawn F. Eisele will leave the space program in mid June to become a technical assistant in the research division at Langley Research Center Virginia. He is 39 and part of the crew that orbited Earth in October 1963 for 11 days.
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Quakes Hit Area East of Oakland
Four moderate earthquakes along the Calaveras fault rattled Danville east of Oakland on Tuesday with no damage reported. The quakes began at 9:47 a.m. and ended at 4:06 p.m., the strongest at 4.25 on the Richter scale.
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House Takes the Day to Praise McCormack
Washington honored South Boston congressman John W McCormack on a day of speeches and praise as he neared a record tenure as speaker. Presidents Nixon and Johnson joined the tributes, while McCormack reflected on a career shaping U S politics through war and peace.
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John McCormack
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Press Telegrambrief on Fats Apt Ir Ones Ear
Fats faces a new incident as details emerge about an event at a local venue. Officials and witnesses describe the scene, noting injuries and immediate reactions. Further updates are expected as investigations proceed.
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Medicare cost fears spark Senate move to curb outlays
In Washington a prediction that hospital costs could reach ($1,000) per day in major cities within a decade prompts Senate Finance Committee leaders to seek controls on Medicare and Medicaid spending. Sen. Ribicoff and Sen. Williams urge action as AHA president-elect Hahn warns of rising costs and discusses potential reforms and insurance spread. AHA cites projected increases and hospital cost drivers. a Tokyo earthquake report follows.
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
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American Hospital Association
Philip Lee
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