Stokily Carmichael denied entry to Canada on TV plan
Black activist Stokily Carmichael, 30, was deemed an undesirable alien after an immigration hearing in Montreal. He had been invited to appear on a TV program but Canadian officials ruled him inadmissible and sent him back to the United States. His official residence is listed as Alabama.
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Rescue craft trapped near Cape Elizabeth reef
Coast Guard crew fights to free a 44 foot utility boat and a skin diver team works to save the vessel as Alton A drifts on a reef off Trundy Point Cape Elizabeth Maine. Officials fear the craft may break apart before high tide.
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Blizzard Warning Numbs Northern Sierra Nevada Snow Sweep Hits Bay Area
Frigid storm blanks much of Northern California with winds 35 to 61 mph, heavy snow in Sierra Nevada, and freezing highs. Snow reaches Sacramento and San Francisco area peaks. temperatures plummet to near zero in parts of the West, with PG&E cutting gas to 66 large firms to handle demand.
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PaintingIRS tax suit targets art value by family
Merlo Park physician Ralph J. Spiel and his wife Danice sue the IRS over a 1907 donation of Mont Parasse Blue by Kees Van Dongen to the University of California. They claim dealers valued the work at 200,000 francs while the IRS says 30. They paid back taxes and appeal failed.
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Supreme Court to rule on nude dancing ban again
The Supreme Court will be asked to rule on prohibition of nude dancing and sexually oriented entertainment at liquor venues after a 4 to 3 ruling upheld a California measure. Justice Rehnquist's opinion warned constitutional issues would arise in specific cases, as attorney Hertzberg pled for another challenge tied to license suspensions.
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Body of missing girl found in Malibu
The body of 14 year old Rene Quinn was identified after being found shot in a canyon north of Malibu. Police found no motive for the slaying and noted she had left home November 1 saying she wanted to go out in the world and do her own thing. Her father is Dr Alfred T. Quinn, a professor at Santa Monica City College.
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Reactions to Supreme Court ruling on nude entertainment ban
San Francisco reports split reactions after the Supreme Court allows the ABC to prohibit nude performances in liquor-serving venues. Doda, a topless dancer, says she would perform before the court. Jesus People in Sacramento hail the decision, and ARC officials vow statewide enforcement. North Beach figures express disbelief at the ruling as undemocratic.
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Bomb Threat At Chelsea Naval Hospital Disclosed
An anonymous call at 7 20 a m alerted authorities to a time bomb planted at Chelsea Naval Hospital. The device was moved to a nearby baseball field for detonation but neutralized. Security was tightened at the facility as investigators reviewed the threat and the reported location.
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First woman nominated to lead Bundestag in West Germany
Annemarie Bergs on, 33, was nominated to be the first woman president of the Bundestag. The position would place her second in government after the federal presidency now held by Gustav Heinemann. Bergs on previously served as secretary to Kurt Schumacher and entered the Bundestag in 1953.
Posteuca Dies at Columbus Hospital in Chicago
Anti Communist Roma poet Vasile Posteuca died in Chicago at Columbus Hospital after a five month stomach cancer battle. Officially listed as cardiac arrest, he spent his final days with wife Zanfara and lifelong friend John Sumiein at his bedside. his dying wish to see his daughter was granted two weeks prior.
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Britain battered by gales and heavy seas
Britain faces a second day of fierce storms with winds up to 72 mph and high seas. Several vessels struggled as a Greek freighter and lifeboat crew were reported missing or dead, a car flood tragedy occurred near a home, and an overturned bus injured passengers in Scotland. Heathrow-like disruptions forced closure of an international airport and the Royal Navy aided rescue efforts.
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Planes crash during night interception training
A jet fighter and a transport plane collided during a night interception drill over northeastern South Carolina. The Air Force reported all 13 aboard the two aircraft were missing or dead, with wreckage scattered across rural woods between Loris and Conway. Witnesses described a fiery, explosive crash as debris showered the area.
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Sacramento toll bridge board names Stuart Hill project manager
The California Toll Bridge Authority named Stuart Hill of San Jose as project manager for developing four new transportation terminals at First and Mission Streets in San Francisco. Hill is a transit planning consultant with Barton Aschman Associates and formerly Assistant Chief of Way Agent for the Department of Public Works. The plan follows a study to determine best use of the terminal property after Bay Area Rapid Transit begins service late next year.
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Miscellaneous Public Notice Fragment from The Daily Review
Fragmented OCR shows a public notice with names and addresses, registration or election related details, and scattered figures. It references The Daily Review, entry dates, and office locations with contact numbers, including addresses on Wirton Avenue and Center Square. The text is garbled but indicates a circulation and offices at multiple locations.
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