Orthodox Jew seeks Israeli court exoneration of Jesus
In Jerusalem an Orthodox Jew, Itzhak David, petitions a court to exonerate Jesus of all charges, arguing the trial violated due process. The supreme court rejected the declaratory plea noting Jesus was sentenced by Pontius Pilate in history, not present judicial matters.
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UPI
Jesus Christ
Jesus
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Itzhak David
Jerusalem
Supreme Court
David
Judea
Pontius Pilate
Diay
London
David Bitan
France
Eilat
Pilate
Vatican
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Nixon aides meet NAACP criticisms at Detroit convention
At the NAACP annual convention in Detroit, Nixon aides and Michigan Black Republicans pushed back against accusations of federal policy fostering racial discrimination. Hill charged billions in federal funds subsidize biased employment, while HUD and OEO officials defended housing and antipoverty programs as mischaracterized.
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Bill Herbert Hill
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Barry Goldwater
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Samual Simmons
Office of Economic Opportunity
OHO
Johnson
Ellis J. Bonner
Wolverine State Republican Organization
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Chess match finally on for world title in Iceland
After weeks of talks Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky agreed to begin the world title match in Reykjavik Tuesday. Spassky will open with white. Fischer will play black in the first game. Prize money totals 250000, with 150000 to the winner and 100000 to the loser.
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UPI
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Frasier the lion still a national sex symbol at 400 years
Frasier the aging lion at Lion Country Safari surprised fans by fathering two cubs after a long lull, becoming a grandfather and continuing to charm visitors. Despite frail health and old age, his harem of 13 lionesses remained devoted, keeping the pride thriving and attracting public interest and even political jokes in California.
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Congress
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Mexico
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Lion Country Safari
Cabaret shines as bold new musical amid rising Nazism
A film review praises Cabaret as among the year’s best, an inventive musical where songs punctuate a Berlin romance set against the Nazi ascent. Liza Minnelli’s Sally Bowles dominates, with Joel Grey as the sardonic MC.
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Joel Gray Leers
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Liza Minnelli
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Subway kiss suspect arrested in New York
Irving Steiman, 26, of Bayside, was arrested on Thursday accused of being the subway kisser who kissed sleeping women on the subway. Police say at least 15 women complained, with Steiman to be arraigned on assault and te..."
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UPI
New York City
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Brandon deWilde dies from crash injuries in Denver
Denver reports actor Brandon deWilde died from multiple injuries after his van crashed on wet pavement and hit a parked truck. The former child star, famed for Shane, died at St Anthony's Hospital after appearing in a Denver stage production.
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George Stevens
Bennington Banner Publication Details and Rates
Fragmented notice lists Bennington Banner and The Bansesl Publishing Corp with United Press International and New York Times News Service affiliations. Mentions home delivery, Vermont and U.S. subscription rates, and postpaid mailing details with regional ZIP codes, indicating a local newspaper rate card.
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US B52s Hit Targets Around Quang Tri in 8-Hour Strike
UPI reports 18 B52 bombers in six waves dropped 450 tons of explosives on suspected Communist positions near Quang Tri five to eight miles from the city. Actions also hit Thua Thien near Hue and the Central Highlands. North Vietnamese forces used captured M48 tanks to slow Saigon reinforcements, and fighting ended with both sides withdrawing.
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UPI
Quang Tri
Ity
U.S
Thua
Angtassam
Phnom Penh
Chhat
Takeo Province
Angtassaim
Tan
Quang Tu
Ken Wagner
Lugo Players Threaten Strike Over Laundry Bills
In Lugo Spain players for San Roque threaten to strike if management does not repay laundry costs. A spokesman stated the team has played three consecutive games in unclean uniforms. Tia called the situation unacceptable.
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