Space age speculation and royal wedding notes mix in news brief
Retired Air Force general Barry Goldwater says he believes Earth has been visited by aliens despite not seeing one. In Pittsburgh, Mellon heiress Cordelia Scaife May reportedly married Dist. Atty. Robert W. Duggan, but confirmation was not given. Pearl Bailey’s doctor says her Las Vegas collapse was exhaustion, not heart attack, with Wayne Newton subbing for her act. In Iowa, Reuben Hansen narrowly won the mayoralty over his son in a family election. A convicted burglar won election as constable in Trainer, Pennsylvania, while Buckingham Palace confirms Captain Mark Phillips will be a commoner at Princess Anne’s wedding. The guest list for the ceremony provokes diplomatic curiosity, with Americans possibly invited only as personal friends.
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Democrats Score Across Nation in First Vote Since Watergate
The Democrats posted a broad statewide victory in New Jersey and won mayoral races in New York City Philadelphia and Detroit while conservatives won in Virginia with Mills Godwin Jr. edging Henry Howell. Beame Beame and Young achieved historic city victories as Watergate influenced results nationwide.
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Indo youths seek ban on Liz movies in protest
A Moslem youth group in Jakarta petitions the government to ban Elizabeth Taylor films for raising money for Israel. Information Minister Mashuri Saleh says he will present the petition to authorities as Indonesia, a largely Moslem nation, supports Arab states in the Middle East conflict. Local political results noted include mayors elected in Raleigh and Grand Rapids, and races in Stamford Houston and Albany with various party affiliations.
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Two Hells Angels Shot Dead in Modesto Bar
Police say a gunman opened fire in a Modesto tavern killing Michael Warner 28 of Cajon and his brother John 30 of Santee both Hells Angels San Diego chapter presidents. Raymond Piltz of San Diego slept outside the bar and did not hear the shots.
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