Meant to Look Cary Grant Not Mao in Meo Jook Era
A humorous piece about men’s fashion anxiety at cocktail parties. The narrator laments keeping up with trends, fields insults from salesmen, and catalogs his failed attempts to emulate Cary Grant while costumes swing from Mao Tse Tung inspired wear to Nehru jackets and Davy Crockett caps. It contrasts styles with pop culture icons and elder wit.
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Berkeley
Mao Tse Tung
Mao
Cary Grant
Gabby Hayes
Fellag
Reporter Ordered to Leave Country Over Conscientious Objector Status
Thomas G. Jolley a 27 year old reporter for the Tallahassee Democrat was ordered to leave the country after renouncing U S citizenship four years ago and seeking classification as a conscientious objector Jolley left for Canada when the Selective Service refused to classify him and later returned to the paper He said he is awaiting word from his attorney on further appeals.
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Thomas G. Jolley
Tallahassee
Fla
Empty plate dinners laud Nixon protest hits California
Welfare demonstrators in Sacramento staged an empty plate dinner on the west steps of the Capitol to protest 500-a-plate fundraisers for President Nixon's 1972 campaign. The California Welfare Rights Organization billed the event as a salute to the poor and served boiled rice and coffee amid a nationwide 21-dinner series.
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Sacramento
UPS
Nixon
The
Caps
California
California Alumni Association Dinner Meets in Fremont
The Washington Township Chapter hosts a dinner at Harvey's Countryside Inn 9950 Mowry Ave Fremont on Friday with cocktail hour 6 30 to 7 30 pm and dinner at 8 Marian C Diamond UC Berkeley physiology anatomy associate dean will discuss how environment affects the brain's chemistry and structure Eric Mart California Alumni Association assistant director will attend Members welcome non members to attend inland
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California
Focal Chapter
Ate Land
Two Teens Arrested After Taxi Driver SlayingNear Border
Budapest authorities say two Hungarian teens aged 13 and 17 strangled a taxi driver, Janos Berta, 42, then dumped his body in a forest and tried to use the cab to defect into Austria. Border guards captured them at the Austrian frontier and charged them with murder.
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Budapest
UPI
Justice Ministry
Austria
Janos Berta
Daily Review notes publication and office actions in California
Fragmentary OCR notes show The Daily Review publishing details and references to Cal Port Office, Fremon and Freason, with mentions of audits, bureaus, and a square area. The text is garbled but indicates a public notice style item involving local offices and publication dates.
California mini tax plan wins Senate committee approval
A Senate Revenue and Taxation panel backed a Democratic mini tax package to balance California’s budget through income tax withholding. The plan, pushed by Gov. Reagan, would raise about 330 million this year, and 290 million from withholding in the latter half, with credits and other increases to fund relief. The measure faces moves to the Finance Committee amid debates on double taxation and credits.
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Sacramento
UPI
Key
Senate Committee
Ronald Reagan
Senate Revenue and ‘Taxation Committee
Finance Committee
Clark L. Bradley
San Jose
Fone
Walter W. Stier
Bakersfield
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Bagley
Stern
Senate
Heagan
Bagely
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