Ruth Lee Wins Palm Springs Licence to Wed Rich Texan
Ruth Lee, NBC High Rollers star and famed Hollywood bachelor, received her Palm Springs marriage license from Judge Richard Rebinsen. She plans to wed Webster Lowe, president of Bonanza International, by February 14 in California or Texas. Lord Snevedon credits a late plan change for escaping the Hill crash.
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Navy reports another Mediterranean collision before Kennedy Belknap crash
The Navy confirms a separate incident in the Mediterranean two days before the Kennedy Belknap collision. Independence hit the Denebola on November 20, with minor damage to both ships while they transferred supplies.
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Father Receives Wedding Replay From Hospital Bed
Rudolph Vasquez, 80, a San Francisco public works supervisor, lay recovering from back surgery at St. Francis Memorial Hospital when his son Rene Vasquez, 25, and Rosemarie DeSoto, 18, wed at Most Holy Redeemer Church. The wedding party then drove to the hospital where the Rev. Placid Prabhu had the ceremony recreated for the father.
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Feudin and lovin mix in suburban marriage views
In Chicago, Dr. Donald Kerste of Forest Tal in Des Plaines says conflict avoidance hurts marriages. He notes couples suppress feelings and deny problems leading to resentment and mistrust rather than healthy dispute.
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Parking Meters Sabotaged in San Francisco
vandals struck again in the city as more than 1,000 meters in areas from the financial district to the county line were sprayed with paint Sunday night. The New World Liberation Front claimed responsibility, citing a police ticketing crackdown after the election and demanding 100,000 for two free clinics with threats of further sabotage.
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Who’s Right About Women and Ambition Dr Joyce Brothers Analysis
Tomorrow she aims for the pinnacle of her field while he argues she is too absorbed in work. Dr Joyce Brothers offers an analysis in Women’s World, examining gender expectations, career drive, and balance, and weighing who is justified in the clash.
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Teens survey finds teens back away from driving after drinking
A Detroit report from UPI summarizes a Department of Transportation survey of 51 teens. Many would not physically stop a peer from driving after drinking while over half had recently been in cars with intoxicated drivers. Teens favor taxis or being prevented from driving. parents disapprove yet some peers still drink.
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National finals prompt teen drinking survey in driver program
A questionnaire for contestants in the Operation Driver Excellence national finals surveyed ages 15 to 18. It found many juniors and seniors regularly drink, with a majority reporting 50 to 75 percent of peers in their high schools drink.
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Doctor bills in California could rise up to fifty percent
Union leader Sanford A. Marcus warned that California doctors face higher fees to cover malpractice insurance. He accused the California Medical Association of scheming with hospitals to tack six dollars daily onto patient bills to fund a private insurance venture, saying the legislature failed to lessen the 400 million dollar malpractice cost.
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From drilling to peddling in Clovis dental duo start Grain Depot
AP reports in Clovis that dentists Jock Cooper and George Hibbard left dentistry after 29 years combined to run The Grain Depot, selling home grain mills that mix and mill grain for bread. They cite frustration with third party paperwork and rising costs of care. The venture marks a shift from patient care to a product business.
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Editorial recalls Mencken as heat from fellow critics
Ralph de Toledano on his editorial page attacks the idea that current press critics endure harsher treatment than the past. He argues H. L. Mencken faced sharper heat from his era and defends a stricter standard of criticism within the press corps.
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Teen asks Beth about breaking up and dating options
A confused teen asks Beth whether to end things with Bob say no to Brian and start dating Danny, a soap opera like dilemma framed as a simple question to Beth. The piece centers on youth romance choices and advice dynamics.
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Supreme Court Applies Gun Mail Ban to Sawed Off Shotguns
The Supreme Court, in a seven to two ruling, upheld that the federal ban on mailing concealable weapons covers sawed off shotguns as well as pistols. Justice Rehnquist reinstated Josephine Powell's conviction from Spokane, noting the weapon could be concealed and aimed to block evasion of local gun laws. Powell had mailed shotguns to a Tacoma woman in an alleged bid to aid escapes from McNeil Island prison.
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