Women urge lawmakers not to oppose Equal Rights Amendment
Washington sources report female leaders from groups including the National Federation of Republican Women's Clubs and the National Woman's Party say the ERA vote won 51 years ago must not be weakened. They pledge to monitor Congress and mobilize voter registration to defeat lawmakers who oppose the amendment.
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Washington
Lves
National Federation of Republican Women's Clubs
Teamsters Union
Congress
Flora Crater
National Women’s Political Caucus
Carol Burris
National Woman’s Party
House
Miss Burris
Wiggins
House Judiciary Committee
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
Rod Cameron Hospitalized After Sleep Aid Sleepiness
Hollywood actor Rod Cameron 58 was admitted for a checkup after his wife could not awaken him. A spokesman said he is not in serious condition. His physician cited stomach and ulcer troubles. He was conscious when an ambulance arrived at his Encino home after a long day. He reported extreme fatigue and taking a sleeping pill with a beer for sleep.
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Hollywood
Rod Cameron
Cameron
Encino
Ice Melt Could Flood Coastal Cities If Antarctica Melts
Scientists warn that complete Antarctic ice melt would raise sea levels enough to flood coastal cities. The Washington Monument could be submerged up to one third, and the Statue of Liberty would be engulfed to nose height.
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Earth
Antarctica
Washington Monument
Airlines stage in-flight music battles with stars and pianos
Continental and American stage in flight entertainment amid airline battles for passengers. Continental featured Rick Samples on a Honolulu bound flight, while American planned Frank Sinatra Jr and seven musicians to perform on a New York bound flight. American will install electronic pianos on 15 Boeing 747s for passenger use.
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Los Angeles
Continental
Rick Samples
Honolulu
American
Frank Sinatra Jr
New York
Delay Granted in Norfolk Busing Sparks Appeals
A federal judge delayed Norfolk school desegregation bus expansion citing Nixon wage price freeze, allowing 6500 extra pupils to wait. Hoffman in Newport News refused delay for its plan. Portsmouth considers cuts after council rejection of bus funds. officials urge continued enrollment and lawful compliance.
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Associated Press
Nixon
Norfolk
Newport
John A. Maczie
Virginia Transit Co
Norfolk School Board
VTC
MacKenzie
Henry L. Marsh
Walter E. Hoffman
Newport News
Hoffman
M. A. Kise
M. E. Alford
Portsmouth
Idaho Senator Jordan to retire from Senate race
Boise Idaho AP Sen B Jordan of Idaho says he will not seek re election next year. He cites health and electability stating it is a good time to step down when one has a fair chance for another term. Jordan served as governor 1951 1955 and was appointed to the Senate in 1962 after Dworshak's death.
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Boise, Idaho
B. Jordan
Idaho
Idaho Republican
Jordan
Senate
Henry C. Dworshak
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