Salerno Trial Ends In Acquittal For Actor Berger
William Berger, an American actor known for spaghetti western roles, was acquitted of all charges after a Salerno court found insufficient evidence about a marijuana detainment at his seaside villa. His wife Carol Lobraviva died in jail months later. five guests were released. The case drew sharp Italian press criticism as absurd and unbelievable.
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Oaly
William Burger
Italy
Carol Lobraviva
Alafka
Peasecutar
Berger
Polo
On Naples
Liuilse
Exon's tough crime bills killed by Nebraska committee
Lincoln Nebraska UP I the Legislature Judiciary Committee killed two Exon crime bills LB I CH and LB1005 after a brief hearing with governor testimony The chair said present laws suffice and the governor could refile next year The panel advanced two other bills on fines installments and kidnapping sentencing with 6 0 votes
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UPI
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J.J. Exon
Lbich
Roland Luedtke
Luedtke
Nebraska Crime Commission
Rmiake
Exon
Nebraska
Liedtke
U.S. Supreme Court
Clarence Meyer
Memoirs of Chief Red Fox Reveals End of an Era
Chief Red Fox, nearing 101, releases The Memoirs of Chief Red Fox from McGraw Hill. He recalls a lost Sioux world, encounters with Cody and Roosevelt, and the decline of Native arts as assimilation advances. He cites plains life, buffalo slaughter, and the erosion of culture as key themes.
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New York
UPI
Red Fox
Crazy Norge
Custer
Lille
Big Horn
McGraw Hill
Sprysman
Dakota
Territory
William ‘Buffalo Bill’ Cody
Boy Buys Cow To Beat Inflation In England
In Datchworth England year old Nicky Glenn buys two cows for 120 dollars to combat rising prices. The milk from the cows now yields four gallons daily. Nicky sacrifices pocket money until the cows are paid off while his father Peter Glenn expresses continued worry.
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Datchworth
England
Nicky Glenn
Nicky
Peter Glen
Smoking costs in U S health billechoed at 5.3 billion
Public Health Service cites a 5.3 billion dollar yearly loss from cigarette smoking in medical expenses and lost productivity. economist James Hedrick, using 1964 data, notes higher estimates but acknowledges study limits while stressing the economic drain from smoking related illness and early death.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Jamesl. Hedrick
Alexandera
Healthy Services and Mental Health Administration
Vedrick
United States
Ila
Ly Gillness
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