Noted socialites sign fur pledge amid endangered species debate
San Francisco figures including Mrs John Fell Stevenson and Mimi Tandon join a pledge against fur made from wild animals. The campaign aims to protect species deemed endangered or at risk by humans, contrasting mink and rabbit items with broader fashion norms. First Lady Pat Nixon defends conservative wardrobe spending amid reports of $19,000 since inauguration. Dame Judith Anderson plans Hamlet tour and discusses age, gender, and acting scope. Governor Claude Kirk transports two boys from Lake Butler Prison to Jackson ville, with possible custody shifts to Steve McQueen and California Boys Republic.
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San Francisco
John Fell Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Mimi Tandon
Betsy Johnson
C. ‘Kilmer Myers
California
Rod Wolk
U. S. Forest
Pat Nixon
Seventh Avenue
Ang
Timothy James Bakarich
National Foundation
White House
Holy Yand
Kirk
James Bax
Marianna School
Russell Stratton
Jacksonville
Richard Copas
Donald Douglas
Bax
Stave McQueen
McQueen
Death toll climbs as Viet Nam fighting widens
UPI reports two month high American losses surge to 674 killed in South Vietnam while overall Communist casualties exceed 5,800 with 2,224 wounded and 341 captured. Heavy bombing by B52s targets Bu Prang and Duc Lap as siege actions persist near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Ln Gghing
Demilitarized
United States
South
Highlands
Green Beret
Bu Prand
Duc Lap
Bu Prang
Beaten in 1967 North Vietnam warned by intelligence
Retired Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp told a Military Order of World Wars luncheon in San Diego that intelligence estimated North Vietnam was beaten in 1967 but Washington officials refused to believe bombing was effective. He noted panic during the Tet offensive and said elites trusted media reports over military data. He led large forces from 1964 to 1968 and remains a Ryan Aeronautical consultant.
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San Diego
Calif
North Vietnam
Washington
U.S
Pacific
Grant Sharp
Military Order of World Wars
Sharp
Washington Post
S Viet Economy Near Collapse Blamed on Black Market Money
Washington economist testifies that Vietnam’s economy is collapsing and U S taxpayers would pay the bill The speaker likens the situation to postwar currency turmoil and urges drastic reforms to curb a growing black market in money. A combat photographer testifies about a wealthy black market money changer operating near the AP Saigon bureau.
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S. Viet
Gapiel T. Kerekes
Senate
Suborumilice
U.S
Vietnam
Kerehes
Kerekes
Saigon
Associated Press
Army
J.C. Albert Chang
Korea
Recruiting Matter Smeared With Blood at Detroit Campus
DETROIT A violent incident marred a campus recruiting event at the University of Detroit Students Union lobby on Tuesday. Six young men formed a line and dumped animal blood and entrails on Navy and Marine recruitment literature and posters before fleeing. Navy Lt. Joseph Petlow witnessed the act. the Marine recruiter was absent.
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Detroit
University of Detroit Students Union
Navy
Marine
Joseph Petlow
High Court to Get Santa Barbara Oil- Drilling Suit
A suit to halt further oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel will go to the U S Supreme Court. Santa Barbara officials and ACLU say the case challenges permits issued by the Corps of Engineers to Union, Humble and Sun oil. They seek a public hearing and action to stop new drilling until ruling. The 9th Circuit lifted a temporary order limiting drilling, while a presidential panel urged restraint to prevent leaks. Interior Secretary Hickel opposes new leases though existing leases may proceed.
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Santa Barbara
Supreme Court
Santa Barbara Cutty
Marvin Levine
Santa Barbara County
A. L. Witin
American Civil Liberties Unio
Southern Gallarnia
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Union
Humble
Sun Oil
U.S. Corps of Engineers
US 9Th Court of Appeals
U.S. Disrich
Humble and
Corps of
Fngineers
ACLU
Walter J. Hickel
Champel
Plot on Draft Files Sentenced to Four Years in Prison
In Los Angeles a 27 year old San Matino man Anthony Melvin Azadian was sentenced to four years in federal prison for aiding and abetting the solicitation of a bribe to alter draft records. His girlfriend Diane Daniels and Gary Langley received two years probation. Daniels faces a no contact condition with Azadian. In Cambridge Massachusetts George W Keit co discovered antimycin and Lungus control agent died at 60 after 49 years on Wisconsin faculty.
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Los Angeles
San Matino
U.S
Anthony Melvin Azadian
Diane Marie Daniels
Gary Stevens Langley
Miss Daniels
Langley
Cambridge, Mass
UPI
George W. Keit
University of Wisconsin
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