Century City Girl Watchers Week Sparks Woman Protests
In Century City Los Angeles a chamber of commerce event labeled Girl Watchers Week prompts opposition from an Ad Hoc Committee of Century City Women. The 30 member group agitated for boycotts petitions and consumer actions while the chamber trimmed plans removing bleachers. scattered showers and cold nights forecast with today’s high 45 low 22.
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Los Angeles
Girling
Century City Chamber of Se
Century City
Butte attorneys top local ballot
In a Democratic con con primary in Silver Bow County six nominees won unofficially as 29 Democrats competed across 44 polling places. Lead contenders include Joyce 2453 and Holland 2444 with others like Driscoll Sparks Harrington Sullivan near the top. Official canvass to follow to confirm if these six advance to November along with Republican and Independent hopefuls.
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Montana Standard
Butte
KBOW
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Thomas F. Joyce
David L. Holland
Maurice Driscoll
M. Lynn Sparks
Dan W. Harrington
Veronica Sullivan
Attica hostages dead from gunshots not slashes says examiner
Monroe County medical examiner John F. Edland states eight of nine hostages examined died from gunshot wounds with no evidence of slashed throats. He notes varied missile types found in inmates and hostages, while acknowledging the riot deaths total 41 in the New York prison assault. The time of death appears near yesterday morning, during the four day uprising.
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Attica
N.Y
Monroe County
John F. Edland
Edland
State Corrections Department
New York
Endland
Corrections Department
Nursing Home Bond Issue Approved in Silver Bow County
Silver Bow County voters approve a $980,000 nursing home bond by a strong margin in Tuesday's primary. Unofficial totals show 4497 in favor and 2502 against for the plan to fund a new county nursing home.
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Silver Bow County
Attica Prison Uprising Shows Noted Prisoner Unity
An observer committee reports a four day Attica yard under strong prisoner cohesion despite deaths in the post recapture period. Leaders include Richard Clarke known as Brother Richard Herbert Blyden with 72 counts and a tall leader called champ. The group notes fierce radicalism and class solidarity overcoming racial tensions within the inmate leadership.
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Richard Clarke
Richard
Herbert Blyden
New York City
Champ
House votes to repeal unused detention law
The House approved repeal of a 1950 detention law by 356 to 49 and sent the measure to the Senate. Supporters argued it could never again authorize mass camps, while critics warned against potential misuse against Black militants and civil rights groups.
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House
Noa
Senate
Montana
Melcher
Shoup
Congress
Franklin Roosevelt
Talks Continue Between Unions and Anaconda Co in Washington
Tom Tracy of Butte, president of the Machinists and Tri City Metal Trades Council, said bargaining talks with Anaconda Co and federal mediators in Washington have run round the clock since Thursday. He cited the productivity proposal as a major obstacle and that talks will continue until all issues are settled.
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Tom Tracy
Butte
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Tri-City Metal Trades Council
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Tracy
Anaconda Co
Labor Secretary outlines wage freeze impact on bargaining
Labor Secretary J D Hodgson says wage price controls do not halt collective bargaining and noneconomic issues remain negotiable though any economic gains will be subject to the freeze and future regulations. He notes retroactive increases may apply for work before the Aug 15 start of the freeze and cites 170 strikes with about 75 000 workers ended voluntarily and many disputes avoided by contract extensions.
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J. D. Hodgson
Cost of Living Council
Hodgson
Nixon
Police enforce implied consent in Montana test refusals
Helena AP reports starting Wednesday Montana drivers arrested for DWI who refuse a blood alcohol test may have driving privileges suspended for 60 days. The Montana Highway Patrol will enforce the implied consent law using breath, blood or urine tests with available equipment and qualified personnel.
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Helena
Montana Highway Patrol
Autopsy Finds Guard Valone Killed by Bullet at Attica
Mourners react to autopsy results showing Carl Valone 44 was killed by a bullet in the side, not by prison inmates, amid claims authorities caused the deadly assault. Family members criticize policy and demand accountability, while noting the lone autopsy differed from others.
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Batavia
Carl
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Valone
Monroe County
Genesee Memorial Hospital
Muhtesem Veznedaroglu
Genesee Laborate
Judge declares Valley County Oswego fire a disaster area
Acting Gov. Thomas L. Judge proclaimed Valley County a disaster area to open federal aid after a prairie fire destroyed Oswego. The blaze burned about 18 000 acres, destroyed sixteen houses, a school, a bar, a grain elevator and a post office, and left twenty families homeless. No lives were lost.
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Forrest H. Anderson
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Valley County Disaster Committee
Jamal
Alion Eed
Approp Feder Cain
Oswego
Arbage
Authorities seize fake marijuana in Madison County
Atty. Gen. Robert L. Woodahl reports a toxic plant, cicuta douglassi known as water hemlock, seized by C. R. Cutting and Madison County Sheriff Roy Kitson. The plant resembles marijuana but has no narcotics and is highly poisonous if ingested. Possible distribution in Twin Bridges Whitehall area noted.
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Madison County
Twin Bridges-Whitehall
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