VA suit over Hamp ton hospital furlough dismissed on appeal
Vera G. Eanes seeks reversal of a federal ruling that Hampton VA Hospital did not violate the standard of care by granting her husband a furlough. The 4th Circuit is asked to remand for damages determination after the district court dismissed the suit in Norfolk Virginia. A separate Navy ice cream cone experiment aboard the Springfield tests serving soft serve on ships in port.
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Berkeley crowds press for Fourth of July rally on Telegraph
About 1,000 people on the UC Berkeley campus urged the City Council to reopen streets and grant a permit for a Telegraph Avenue Fourth of July rally. Speakers from the Young Socialist Alliance and Peace and Freedom pressed for curfew suspension and a civilian review board as police cleared streets under the 8 p.m. curfew. Chancellor Heyns cited a granted Peace and Freedom rally permit and noted four students among 86 arrests since Friday night.
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Nixon nearly reaches three quarters of convention votes for first ballot
AP tally shows Nixon with about 478 of 667 pledged convention votes, assuming Texas moves with Tower. Rockefeller trails with 192. Humprey leads McCarthy 6404 to 4014 in Democratic counts with many uncommitted. Delegates still to be chosen for Miami Beach and Chicago conventions.
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New U S Ambassador Arrives in Madrid
Robert F. Wagner former New York mayor arrived in Madrid to assume the post of U S ambassador to Spain. He will present credentials to Gen. Francisco Franco Thursday at the National Palace aboard a 16th century horse drawn carriage.
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Bridegroom Arrested After Royal Wedding
Lorété Christopher Thynne, 34, arrested the day after his June 6 wedding attended by Queen Elizabeth II, was fined 120 for drugs possession. He pleaded guilty as officers found 38 amphetamine tablets at a London airport before a planned honeymoon to Majorca.
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Engineer Of Lindbergh Plane Dies
Donald A. Hall, 69, the engineer who supervised construction of Charles A. Lindberghs Spirit of St. Louis in 1927, died of a heart attack May 2 in San Diego. His widow said he wanted no publicity and told only a few. Hall worked for Ryan Airlines Inc. during the plane project that enabled Lindbergh to span the Atlantic.
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Soviet Olive Branch With Prickly Nuclear Thorns
AP analysis notes Moscow offers disarmament talks as a peace gesture but with aims to pressure the United States on Vietnam and deter Western Europe. Gromyko Kosygin call for general disarmament amid Cold War tensions and rising North Vietnamese negotiations.
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Supper at Macedonia by Woman's Society event
The Macedonia Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold its annual covered dish supper tomorrow at six in the church social room. All members are urged to attend.
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Navy Seaman Apprentice Hott among crew forced to land in Soviet island
Danville Navy Seaman Apprentice James Co. Hott, 19, was listed by the Defense Department as aboard the chartered airliner forced to land on a Soviet island Sunday. His family was notified by the department Monday.
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Humphrey proposes national urban development bank plan
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged Congress to back a multi billion dollar national urban development bank to fund inner city projects. The plan would start with federal funds, issue guaranteed bonds to private investors, and create regional banks to finance metropolitan renewal and nonprofit neighborhood efforts.
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Talks Scheduled In Bedford Strike Roughly Shuts Major Industry
Federal mediators set talks between Local 240 United Rubber Workers and Rubatex Corp to resolve the Bedford strike that halted the plant producing skin diving gear gas kits and rubber padding for bras. About 200 salaried workers stayed on the job while production workers walked out. The meeting is scheduled for next Monday at 2 p.m. in Bedford.
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