Drop Assault Case Against Jim Brown
Authorities drop an assault charge against former NFL star Jimmy Brown related to a model found injured below his West Hollywood balcony. A battery against a police officer may be filed if new evidence surfaces. Brown was freed on bond and denies wrongdoing amid a convoluted, racially charged confrontation with officers.
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Hollywood
Jimmy Brown
Atty
Phillips Mueller
Brown
Mueller
Eva Marie Bohn-Chin
West Hollywood
West Hollywood Apartment Reported A Fight. Deputies Discovered Miss Bohn-Chin
Cleveland
Brenda Ayres
Saigon under rocket threat as Viet Cong shells reach multiple sides
U S and allied forces guard Saigon as Viet Cong rocket units strike from north west south and east. The U S 11th Armored Cavalry sweeps areas while patrols radar and air units track rocket trajectories and hit enemy firing positions.
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U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Saigon
U.S
Kennedy Alone at 36 Among Kennedy Brothers in 1962
Edward M. Kennedy stands alone at age 36 as the last Kennedy brother in Massachusetts politics in 1962. The left image shows him campaigning for the Senate while the right notes his recovery from a plane crash experience.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
Massachusetts
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy Family Sends Toy to Injured Girl at Hospital
Ethel Kennedy and four children left Arlington to visit Senator RFK's grave as 20 000 mourners gathered at the site. A stuffed Dalmatian toy was sent to Deborah Ann Kwiatek,Reporting injuries from a nearby train incident. Also, two U S soldiers detained in Mekong Delta were released in Cambodia as Kennedy tribute widens.
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Washington
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Maxwell Taylor
John Glenn
Rafer Johnson
Kennedy
Deborah Ann Kwiatek
Linden
Elizabeth
N.J
Antoinette Sevirini
Moscow University
U.S
Mekong Delta
Cambodia
Prince Nordom Sihanouk
Sen. Kennedy
Pfe
Jerry A. Tester
Boone, N. C
Spec
Ronald J. Lehrmann
Mangum
Oklo
South Vietnam
Sihanouk
To Inspect Every House in Franklin
Franklin starts a citywide housing inspection led by Edward Andres to meet state and federal grant standards. The program divides the city into nine districts and began in the Second Ward with cooperation sought from residents for health safety and welfare.
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Franklin
Edward Andres
Guy Mammolite
Raymond J. Brown
Franklin Board of Health Rules and Regulations
Slayings on Wellesley Island Linked to Motive Question
State Police probe the slayings of two teachers Miss Brene J. Izak and Miss Virginia Fitzmaurice on and near Wellesley Island along the St. Lawrence River as authorities search for a motive. Izak, 25, a former French teacher from Scranton, was found near the U S border after a fatal assault. robbery is not a factor.
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Alexandria Bay
Wellesley Island
St. Lawrence River
Brene J. Teak
Scranton
Interstate Rovers
U.s.canaan
Laak
Binghamton
Tovchester
Virginia Fitzmaurice
Miss Izak
Rochester
Marywood College
Sorbonne
Paris
Bohdan Izak
Pittsburgh Hotel Reopens After Eight Month Strike
The Penn Sheraton Hotel renamed the William Penn by new owners reopened in Pittsburgh after eight months of inactivity due to a strike. Interim manager Lynn Luxenberg said reservations are being accepted and a grand opening is planned. The United Steelworkers Union reserved 150 rooms during negotiations for a new contract with the basic steel industry.
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Pittsburgh
Penn-Sheraton
William Penn
Lynn Luxenberg
Pennsylvania
United Steelworkers Union
Basic Steel Industry
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air
A brief column notes that spoken language is elusive while the written word endures, reflecting on memory, communication, and the lasting record of printed text. It contrasts immediacy with permanence and hints at the historian’s task to preserve voices.
Community Aid Society meets at Kerr home near Bethel
June 4 gathering hosted by Mrs. Harry Kerr near Bethel included cancer dressings and a ham dinner for 10 members and five guests. A fellowship supper planned for June 29 at Harbor Hall with 6:30 pm dinner. attendees asked to bring tureen, pie, and extra silverware.
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Evelyn Merkle
Dennis
Community Aid Society
Harry Kerr
Bethel
Bina Morris
Geneva Halfast
Florence Sherlock
Harbor Hall Community House
J. L. Senowitz
Highland
N.Y
Carter's Pills Claim Peristalsis Boost For Regularity
An advertisement touts Carter's Pills as a stimulant for the digestive tract to wake up peristalsis and relieve irregularity. It promises temporary relief and encourages readers to try the product, noting a 49 cent price and widespread use.
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Carter
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