Rusk Meets California Leaders in Beverly Hills Discussion
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met about 100 California Republicans and Democrats at Lew Wasserman's Beverly Hills home in a private, newsmen-sidestepped gathering. Rusk stayed overnight and planned to rejoin his wife in Berkeley before returning to Washington. Also reported is the death of disc jockey Martin Block at 64 in Englewood New Jersey after surgery, plus San Diego Mayor Frank Curran facing a runoff after a tight primary and a failed measure to raise council salaries.
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Dean Rusk
San Francisco
Beverly Hills
Lalk
California
Lew Wasserman
Universal Studios
Peace Action Council
Rusk
Washington
Berkeley
Jack Frisie
Vietnam
Martin Block
Englewood
N.J
New York
Los Angeles
Block
San Diego
Frank Curran
Allen Hutel
Curran
Ailing Earl Attlee in hospital with worsening condition
Former Prime Minister Earl Attlee, 84, remains in Westminster Hospital London where a medical bulletin reports his condition has deteriorated over the past 24 hours. He was admitted Sept 8 for an undisclosed ailment described initially as minor. Attlee has long frail health and underwent stomach operations in 1962 for a duodenal ulcer.
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Earl Attlee
Westminster Hospital
London
Earl
Clement) Attlee
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Khrushchev’s son in law under probe after Moscow accident
Alexei Adzhubel, son in law of former Premier Nikita Khrushchev and former Izvestia editor, is under investigation after a Moscow accident in which his car struck a woman pushing a baby carriage. A baby carriage reportedly escaped injury. the woman was seriously hurt. Police say the inquiry could take weeks to decide on charges.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Alexei L Adzhubel
Izvestia
Khrushchev
Adzhubei
Soviet Union
Reagan attends San Francisco Opera season opening
Gov Ronald Reagan and Mrs Reagan join a glittering first night audience as the San Francisco Opera opens its 45th season. The governor called Ponchielli La Gioconda a first for him while Mrs Reagan wore a rhinestone star adorned black velvet coatdress. They were guests of Mr and Mrs Hume of Vacaville.
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Ronald Reagan
San Francisco Opera
Ponchielli
Reagan
Trial Slated for Importer in Animal Neglect Case
A jury trial is set for November 20 in Camarillo Municipal Court for animal importer Donald Held charged with keeping sick and dead animals in two Thousand Oaks homes. Police found carcasses of about 1,000 birds reptiles and other animals and an estimated 1,000 sick animals during the raid. Held previously appeared in Ventura Municipal Court to enter a not guilty plea to child neglect charges with a preliminary hearing scheduled for October 11. He remains free on $826 total bail.
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Camarillo
Donald Held
Held
Mane
Thousand Oaks
Ventura
Picket Shot Wounds Strike Picket in Pennsylvania
A pickup fired on a line of independent steel haulers near Breezewood Interchange on the Pennsylvania Turnpike wounding a 37 year old picket from Somerset. The strike, linked to Teamsters represented truckers, has shut down or slowed steel mills across several states as talks stall and protesters block interchanges and fuel stops. Maryland authorities arrested a suspect in Hagerstown as the stoppage spreads through Ohio and Pennsylvania. The victims and attackers remain unnamed as state police release few details.
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Breezewood
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Maryland
Hagerstown
Dele M. Younkin
Somerset
Gary
Ind
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Wheeling
W. Va
Cleveland
Youngstown
Middletown
Ohio
Teamsters Union
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Girl Hippie Artist Held in Slaying in Hollywood
Rennie Sawyer a 24 year old San Francisco artist described as a hippie was held on a murder charge in the slaying of 64 year old Mrs. Sarah Godell whose body was found in her Hollywood apartment on Sept 7. Police said Godell had died from head injuries suffered with a heavy weapon and Sawyer was arraigned in Los Angeles Municipal Court with a preliminary hearing set for Sept 27.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Rennie Sawyer
San Francisco
Sarah Godell
Hollywood
GOP Moderates Seek Unity Delegation at California Primary
In California, moderates push for a unity presidential delegation at the June GOP primary. Lt. Gov. Finch says the delegation should reflect the party's broad spectrum by including senators and legislators, while Reagan avoids Kuchel by not inviting him to the slate. Assembly leaders echo calls for wide representation and inclusion of moderates.
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Sacramento
California
Guy
Reagan
GOP
Disneyland
State Central Committee
Robert H. Finch
U.S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Ruchel
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Max Rafferty
Finch
Assembly
Robert T
Lindsay Clings to Talks as NYC Teachers Strike Drags On
New York Mayor John Lindsay canceled a Washington meeting and stayed in city negotiations over the eight day walkout by 50,000 public school teachers. Talks resumed after a brief recess amid a rising threat of widespread school shutdowns and still unresolved issues.
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New York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
Washington
New York City
Advisory Commission On
Vincent McDonnell
State Mediation Board
Lindsay
United Federation of Teachers
Ernest Vleischmann
Gracie
Episcopal Council Seats Demanded for Negroes
A racial unity group at the Episcopal General Convention urged greater Black representation on policy boards. Four Negroes were nominated for the executive council, aiming to expand minority participation as the convention debates union plans with Protestant denominations and women delegates gain access.
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Seattle
Fiscopal Society For Racial and Cultural Unity
John Houston
Medina
Wash
John E. Hines
Episcopal Church
Charles E. Henri
Sue
Robert F. Gibson
Richmond
All-Enate
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