Congresswoman Raps Cable Car Over National Significance
Missouri Congresswoman Leonor Sullivan denounces a proposed 150000 cable car centennial medal as not meeting national significance standards. San Francisco officials and other lawmakers push for recognition while hearings are planned to determine if the salute can be approved.
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San Francisco
GUPD
Missouri
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
House Banking and Currency Committee
U.S. Mint
Frieda Klussman
Centennial Committee
William
Malliard
Philip Burton
Leonor Sullivan
Weinberger Has Phone Installed in Office Bathroom
Washington reports that HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger paid seven dollars a month for a private bathroom phone in his office. The setup adds a third line for Weinberger, who also uses two phones on his desk and near a couch. An HEW spokesman said the reason is that one cannot hear a phone ring in the bathroom.
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Washington
UPI
HEW
Caspar W. Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Weinberger
Mel's Country Inn at Farragut Junction Ad
A guest praises the clean dining area at Mel's Country Inn in Farragut Junction. The establishment urges patrons to enjoy a T-Bone steak, salad, steaming soup, hot bread, and beverages in a ribald, humorous artsy tone. The contact number 683-9314 is listed.
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Athos
Athens
Idaho
Farragut Junction
Court Nixes Antitrust Suit
UPI reports Motorola Inc. had its antitrust suit against Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corp. dismissed by U.S. District Court Judge William Copple after eight weeks of secret testimony. The court found no evidence of a conspiracy and said key executives left Motorola freely.
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Phoenix, Ariz.upi
Motorola Inc
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corp
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Copple
Fairchild
Motorola
C. Lester Hogan
Semiconductor
Mountain View
Calif
Hogan
Sun Valley to Host Sister City Officials from Japan
More than 30 officials from Yamanouchi Machi Japan will visit Sun Valley Idaho next week to seal a sister city pact with American counterparts. The January phase saw Sun Valley officials visit Yamanouchi Machi to begin the relationship and explore Shiga Heights area links.
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Sun Valley, Idaho
UPI
Yamanouchi Machi
Japan
Sun Valley
Yamanouchi Machisi
Shiga Heights
Beta Sigma Phi Meeting Features Sally Dexter Talk
Beta Sigma Phi met at Gloria Staglund’s home with hostesses Helen Hagadone and Mrs. Staglund. Guest Sally Dexter spoke on theatre and its craft, recalling work with Bob Hope and the evolution of makeup and stage technicians. Valerie Brockus is a Miss Sandpoint Pageant candidate and will attend the pledge party March 27 at Jerry Lewis’s home.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Gloria Staglund
Helen Hagadone
Staglund
Phillis Lewis
Valerie Brockus
Miss Brockus
Jerry Lewis
Wade Brown
Sandpoint
Heart Associations
Pat Smith
Jean Johnson
Joyce Harding
Sally Dexter
Dexter
Bob Hope
One Killed In Tenn Tornado Strikes Middle Tennessee
A tornado killed Jack Hill in Sparta White County injuring three others and flooding forced about 45 families to evacuate across Maury, Lincoln and Lawrence counties. Downed power lines and damaged homes were reported as a two inch rainfall affected the region.
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Sparta, Tenn
UPI
White County
Middle Tennessee
W.J. Whitson
Sparta Police Department
Jack Hill
Sparta
Whitson
Taft
Maury County
Columbia
Sheriff’s Office
Sandy Hook
Lawrence County
Too Realistic Film Scene Destroys Bridge Pontoons
In SOLIERA Italy film technicians overdid explosives during a World War I underground battle scene. The blast wrecked two pontoons on the Secchia River bridge used by about 2,200 motorists daily.
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Soliera
Italy
UPI
Secchia
Appaloosa Club Plans New National Building
Moscow Idaho officials said construction will start soon on a new 17 500 square foot national headquarters for the Appaloosa Horse Club near the Idaho Washington state line on the Moscow Pullman Highway. The one story building will host registration offices a museum and offices. The museum will feature Appaloosa history and materials from the Amon Cartier Museum of Western Art and will triple the size of the club’s current downtown Moscow facility.
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Cupid — Appaloosa Horse Club
Moscow-Pullman
Idaho-Washington State Line
Morris Kundig
Spokane
Northwestern Construction
Amon Cartier Museum of Western Art
Fort Worth
Tex
Club
Moscow
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