Miss USA Defeated as Miss World Pageant Criticizes Politics
Miss USA from North Hollywood says judges favored Vietnam politics over her 36 24 36 figure and faced insults and warning from prior contestants. Miss Australia won. Miss Spain withdrew amid political tensions with Miss Gibraltar.
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London
UPI
Miss‘usa Today
Johnny Avery
Miss Avery
United Press International
Avery
South Africa
Miss
Spain
Gibraltar
The
Rock
North Hollywood
Calif
Colds to cancer to be tackled by new RNA medicine
NIH scientists with New York Medical College report a synthetic RNA therapy that boosts interferon to fight viruses and may cure or prevent diseases from colds to cancer. Animal tests show promise but require further safety checks. mass production could cost similar to antibiotics and may be available within five years.
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Washington
UPI
National Institutes of Health
NTA
NIH
New York Medical ‘College
Samuel Baron
An- Nih
Vindhastit
Baron
Warren Eyes Departure From Supreme Court Amid Nomination Turmoil
Chief Justice Earl Warren is reportedly reluctant to answer questions on his future as controversy swirls over successor nominees after Senate rejected Abe Fortas. He privately hints retirement may come, possibly aligning with Johnson’s term end, with Nixon a potential next appointing president.
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Washington
UPI
Earl Uaeen
Hte i Supreme Court
Swir
Johnson
Senate
Abe Fortas
Warren
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Court photo ban to be rescinded urged by Maricopa judge
Superior Court Judge Fred Hyder announced he will ask state judges to reconsider the earlier ban on news photos in courthouses. At the Arizona Judicial Conference Hyder called the ban a mistake as judges debated press relations while Tom Clark, retired US Supreme Court justice, cautioned about keeping arms length but stressed the courts and newspapers need open connections.
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Tempe
UPI
Maricopa County
Superior—Court
Fred Hyder
Hyder
Arizona
Arizona State University
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Robert Roylston
Roylston
Clark
Sam Shepard
Kiwanis Elects Officers for Paradise Valley Club
Richard Perrine will be installed as president of the Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club at a dinner meeting Saturday evening at the Casa Blanca Inn. Steve Simon Sr., vice president, Ray J. Davis second vice president, Dean Young treasurer, and Hal Erickson secretary will also be installed. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. followed by the installation at 7:30.
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Richard Perrine
Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club
Casa Blanica
Inn
Steve Simon, Sr
Dean’ Young
Hal: Erickson
Grinnell to Lead Saddle Mountain Archaeology Trip
The Grinnell Natural History Society schedules an archaeological field trip to Saddle Mountain west of Buckeye on Sunday open to the public. Gather at 8 15 a m at Francis Lightner home 2107 N 28th St, then caravan to the site. Bring lunch water and cameras. Non member fees 1 50 for children 6 to 10 and 8 for over 11 cover all trips for the membership year.
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Saddle Mountain
Buckeye
Grinnell ‘Natural History Society
Francis Lightner
28Th St
Navajo group approves tribal constitution final approval assured
The Navajo Tribal Council, with 460 voting yes and two abstentions, approves the first constitution as members will study the document in chapter meetings. The draft includes a Bill of Rights and guarantees public trials and freedoms, and sets reservation boundaries across 5,000 square miles in Arizona New Mexico and Utah.
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UPI
America
Tribal Council
Raya ‘Nakai
Hisampaign
Nakai
Sam Billison
U.S
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
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