Jackie Kennedy Onassis and Frank Sinatra Dinner Night
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis in a green jumpsuit joined Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald at a New York concert titled The Concert. Afterward they dined with Peter Duchin and his wife at the 21 Club, amid paparazzi outside.
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Sheldon Tannen
Brown vetoes advisory unit in California colleges
SACRAMENTO Gov Brown vetoed a bill to create a committee to nominate people for appointments to the community college board of governors and state college trustees. The veto message on AB20 said the advisory council would have no binding power and no final responsibility.
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Health aide demoted in county firing plan
The County Civil Service Commission approved an agreement that demotes Bernard Weintraub, former head of the Health Facilities Division, to assistant administrator of Harbor General Hospital in Torrance. His salary is set at 23971 per year, $200 above his prior rank but $1400 below his initial duty start.
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Julie Nixon says Nixon better working on candid book
Julie Nixon Eisenhower says Richard Nixon has overcome emotional depression after leaving the presidency and is writing a candid book about his administration. She notes he is tackling Watergate chapters and predicts the work will reveal new details. Betty Ford tv remarks referenced.
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Fighting shatters Beirut cease fire
At least 26 people died as sporadic mortar and machine gun fire from leftist and rightist militias shattered a second Beirut cease fire. Heavy fighting in Karantina and downtown areas kept reporters from safe access amid barricades, with a government call for a new supervisory committee and blood donation appeals from hospitals.
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Water and power rates rise after public opposition
Los Angeles water and power commissioners approved raising electric bills by 13.8 percent and water rates by 14.4 percent after a lengthy hearing in which citizens opposed the increases.
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Cuba Hit by Killer Hurricane Eloise Strikes Cuba
Eloise slammed eastern Cuba with heavy rains and flooding threats after weakening from a hurricane. Forecasters warned it could reform over water, with the center just north of Guantanamo Bay and no immediate damage reported there.
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Riverside Deputies OK Pay Boost From State Mediation
Riverside County sheriff deputies will accept a 57.4 percent pay raise mediated by state officials as part of a labor settlement.
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