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Will Rogers Jr. derides today's political humor as destructive. He recalled his father the author and orator tried to unite the foundry, criticized President Hoover, and spoke at the Midwestern Conference of the Council of State Governments in Rapid City South Dakota. Jim Bouton says he’s lost his fastball after being dropped from WABC-TV’s news team.
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Stripper to Strip Across States in Protest Tour
Wendy Berlowitz, 25, once arrested for topless bikini display at Oklahoma, plans to undress to the waist in New Mexico next. Her conviction was overturned as the law deemed unconstitutional vagueness. She and her husband invited “buyers” to Yale Park near the University of New Mexico to witness the act.
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Carey, founder of electrical union, dies at 62
JAMES B. CAREY, founder of the International Union of Electrical Workers and former president of the United Electrical Workers Union, died Tuesday at his Silver Spring home at age 62 after a heart attack. A Philadelphia native, he led major labor battles and shaped national labor politics through decades in the CIO and AFL-CIO.
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Lockheed Eyes Hughes Loan To Fund TriStar Expansion
Lockheed, seeking a 100 million loan from Howard Hughes via Summa Corp, aims to finance a longer range TriStar model. Board approval hinges on airline orders and emergency loan guarantees board consent, with Hughes lenders holding an option to buy unknown numbers of units.
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Nichols wins Detroit mayoral primary faces Coleman Young
Police tallies show JOHN NICHOLS top a field of five in Detroit's mayoral primary with 96,055 votes and COLEMAN YOUNG set to face him in November. MEL RAVITZ and JOHN MOGE follow, while EDWARD BEL exits and backs Young. Valley note unclear details.
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Alimony and Fees Ordered in Krieble Divorce Case
Frederick B. Krieble, a Hartford County resident and Lucille Corp. director worth about 47 million dollars, must pay his wife Cynthia C. Krieble 600000 dollars as alimony plus 31 01 monthly sums and 33 49 in attorney fees. The couple, married six years with no children, live in Connecticut. Rubinow advised spreading the lump sum over three years to reduce taxes. The news item also notes Sen Charles Percy’s remarks on 1976 presidential prospects and his disinterest in the vice presidency.
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Flying car crash claims two inventors in California
The founders of Advanced Vehicle Engineers Henry Smolinski and Herold Blake died when their flying Pinto prototype crashed near Mentura County Airport minutes after takeoff. Eyewitnesses recalled engine sputtering and wing failure as the craft, a hybrid of a car and airplane, plummeted to a tomato field. The FAA investigated. both men had long aerospace experience.
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Fire Blazes Through Salmon Arm As Winds Roar
A destructive blaze in Salmon Arm British Columbia raged through logs and debris with winds up to 69 mph. District Fire Chief Graham Redman said 15 to 30 homes and farms were lost with no deaths or injuries reported. Firefighters work to prevent spread as conditions persist.
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