Carmichael Denied Admittance to Canada at Hearing
Stokely Carmichael was refused admission to Canada after an immigration hearing ended with him being deemed an undesirable alien. He was invited to appear on a television program but Canadian officials declared him inadmissible on arrival in Montreal. He appealed but was rejected and returned to the United States. Carmichael’s official residence is listed as Africa.
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Rescue boat tries to free Alton A wreck off Cape Elizabeth
A 44 foot Coast Guard utility craft stalled on a reef off Trundy Point Cape Elizabeth Maine attempts to free the dragger Alton A. The vessel lost power and was trapped. officials fear it may break apart before high tide. A Coast Guard skin diver team works to save the boat.
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Blizzard warnings as cold snap grips Sierra Nevada
Cold snap and wind whipped storm moved across Northern California triggering blizzard warnings for the northern Sierra Nevada. Temperatures plunged below zero in many areas as snow and sleet hit Oregon Washington and parts of California. Authorities urged tire chains and warned of gas service cuts to industrial customers during the cold spell.
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Painting value dispute over Van Dongen work ends in tax suit
Menlo Park physician Dr. Ralph Spieg and his wife sue the Internal Revenue Service to recover 17441 in taxes paid on a Van Dongen painting they donated to the University of California in 1967. They say dealers valued the work at 26200 while the IRS assessed it at 1. They note another Van Dongen piece sold for 78000 shortly after the gift.
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Supreme court to rule again on nude dancing ban challenge
The UPI report notes the Supreme Court will be asked to revisit California's prohibition on nude dancing near liquor outlets after the high court upheld the state's law. Attorney Harrison Hertzberg predicts more suits as licensees push the issue, while Rehnquist's majority cites the 21st Amendment. dissenters argue free speech concerns.
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Body of missing girl found in Malibu canyon
Identified as Jit Rene Quinn, 14, daughter of Dr and Mrs Aled T Quinn of Melita. Her body was found last week in a rugged canyon north of Malibu after she left home on November 4 to “go out into the world and do her own thing.” Police have not established a motive for the slaying.
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Ruling sparks mixed reaction to nudity ban ruling
In San Francisco and Sacramento reactions followed the U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding the California Alcoholic Beverage Control Department ban on bottomless dancing and nude acts in liquor-serving venues. Activists praise the ruling as protection of morals, while performers and club owners vow legal fights amid plans to resume enforcement statewide.
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Bomb Found at Chelsea Naval Hospital Detonated Nearby
An explosive device discovered at Chelsea Naval Hospital was taken to a nearby baseball field and detonated. Authorities followed an anonymous call around 7 20 a m stating a bomb had been planted, prompting strict security measures at the facility.
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First woman nominated to lead Bundestag in West Germany
Bonn AP reports Annemarie Renger 53 nominated by the Social Democratic Party to be the first woman president of the Bundestag. Her election expected when the new Bundestag meets next week, placing the president second in the republic's hierarchy after the president. Renger was secretary to postwar SPD leader Kurt Schumacher until his 1962 death and joined the Bundestag in 1963.
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Postevea Succumbs in Chicago After Prolonged Illness
CHICAGO. Dr. Vasile Posteves, an anti Communist Roma exile, died after a long illness. Two hospital spokesmen confirmed the official cause of death as reported at his bedside by vigilants including a white Zenfara and John Sumicin.
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Britain hammered by fierce gales and heavy seas
Storms battered Britain on a second day of gales and high seas causing multiple deaths and widespread floods. At least six people died and 13 remained missing, including five sailors found drowned after a lifeboat capsized in the English Channel. A Greek freighter Golden Coin was involved in rescue operations. A man drowned in southern England, a sailor was missing from a British submarine off Scotland, and Prestwick Airport closed as winds reached 72 mph.
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Planes crash during air interception drill in South Carolina
A fighter and a military transport collided during a night interception training near Conway South Carolina killing all 13 aboard. Witnesses described blazing debris as wreckage spread across a sparsely populated forested area. Ground crews searched through the night for victims as highways logs noted scattered debris along US 71.
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Toll bridge manager named for San Francisco terminal
UPI reports the California Toll Bridge Authority named Stuart Hill of San Jose as project manager for a new transportation terminal at First and Mission Streets in San Francisco. Hill, an urban transportation planning consultant with Barton Aschman Associates, previously served as Assistant Chief Ridgway Agent for the Department of Public Works. The plan supports a study to determine the best use of the existing terminal property after Bay Area Rapid Transit District begins transbay service late next year.
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