Crosley dispute gains in radio ad clash
Crosley lawyers win a round in a suit by Jack Harris who alleges his work suffered after sponsors were told he imitated Crosby voice in ads. Harris says he used his 20 year acting and announcing voice. Also note golf with Nixon aides and Dylan concert at Madison Square Garden as publicity events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting Crosbey
Jack Harris
Crosley
Left
Crosby
Harris
Bob Dylan
Dylan
Rutan
Carter
Madison Square Garden
Cost of humor goes up in Great Valley report
The item from Great Valley Bly notes a man named William W. 5 samee of home paying $58 after a humorous incident. A waitress objected and Town Justice Donald Hall agreed with the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Valley, Bly
Upl
William W
Donald Hall
Bomb suspect dies as arrest nears in Ohio case
In Warren Ohio a bombing suspect who stored guns and dynamite in his trailer reportedly blew himself apart as authorities closed in to arrest him for the beating death of his former mother in law. UPI reports special investigator Pete Isipis of the ATF said he believed body fragments scattered over a ten square yard area were those of Edwin Milter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
UPI
Pete Isipis
Federal
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Department
Edwin Milter
Court halts mail order Las Vegas vacation sales
A San Francisco Superior Court issued a preliminary injunction ordering Columbia Research Corp and president Raymond Anderson to stop mail order sales of Las Vegas vacations to Californians. State Attorney General Evelle Younger alleged false and misleading letters claimed recipients were personally selected and that accommodations were first class, though major Las Vegas hotels were not involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Chicago
Las Vegas
Columbia Research Corp
Raymond Anderson
Atfornney
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Judge Quinlan case cited for life in editorial page column
M Stanton Evans notes the judge avoided crowd appeal and spoke clearly for life. Ray Orrock allows the Man Watchers to use part of his body in a composite picture titled the perfect man to create a compelling work of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Quinlan
Life
M. Stanton Evans
Ray Orrock
Man Watchers Organization
Cutting card costs for a leaner holiday season
Women’s World reports households trim Christmas card spending due to the economy. Shoppers swap costly photo cards for simpler greetings and scale back on extras to save money this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Spy vessel Glomar Explorer returns to federal control
The Glomar Explorer is no longer Hughes's. The federal government reclaimed it and seeks to persuade a local tax collector Hughes never owned the ship. Coast Guard records show the vessel’s registration was cancelled for Summa Corp, Hughes’s main holding company. The case ties to a CIA project to recover a sunken Soviet submarine, a saga tied to Global Marine Inc and SEC action in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Coast Guard Records
Summa Corp
Hughes’ Main
Hughes
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission Morday
Global Marine Inc
CIA
Global Marine
Iic Ocean
Hawaii
Nader group warns of DES consequences
Ralph Nader's Health Reserve warns that DES used by pregnant women may cause vaginal and cervical cancers in daughters and reproductive issues in sons. He cites mouse and hospital studies showing sterile male offspring and reproductive tract abnormalities, urges doctors be warned and DES use restricted to true emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Wiery Reet
David Mathews
Des
Sidney Wolfe
Nader Group
Wolfe
Chicago
Mutiny on the bounties exploitation claimed on voyage
A fragmented item reports mutiny implications aboard a voyage involving Chesapeake and related harbors. The readable portion hints at disorder, warrants, and patrols connected to the event, with emphasis on maritime tensions and law enforcement actions. The source text is incomplete but signals a mutinous incident at sea.
Should Yule plants carry warning tags
Washington US safety commission probes need for warning labels on poinsettia and mistletoe products. Petition cites incidents of illness and a fatal case, urging labels on wrappers or pots to warn parents and consumers about potential hazards from plant sap and berries while noting growing consumer exposure in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Sisa
Sas Ation
New York
Robert W. Boehler
Kenmore
N.Y
Rochester
Hawaii
Boehler
UC shifts to rah rah campus culture fading radicalism
The University of California Berkeley scene appears to tilt toward conformity as student values move away from radicalism. Observers note reduced tolerance for dissent after four years of college, with Big Game week reflecting a stronger school spirit that crowds out opposing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alee Alan
Cal Gnada
Jeffrey Rabinc
Senate moves toward metric system adoption in U S
The U S Senate approved legislation to accept meters liters and grams as the predominant but not exclusive system and to convert to general use within ten years The measure number 5100 with committee report 500 moves to the House where a similar bill passed earlier It would permit a dual system and provide federal funds for education coordination and voluntary conversion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
Liberia
Yemen
Brunei
Burma
U.S. Senate
Meat prices seen easing after recent rise says US dairy report
Washington economists report a 22 percent jump in average meat prices from March to October. Declines expected this winter as high grade grain fed beef costs rise, while retail pork prices also could move lower in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Review of
Richard Mixon
San Diego
Herts Klein
Pascal Duday
Klein
White House
Nixon
Metromedia
la Jolla Country Club
Jack Brennan
Vegas
the Daily Review
Nader
Eid Watch and Werrant Feouwen Verge Bost
Chesapeake
Ae Nee Harwriegs
Maine
Augusta
Uty
Artivaen
Senate
the Daily Review, Inc
Floyd
William CS Kote
Aims Banepa
Hayward
Winton Ave
Alameda County
Pasad
Warwaad
Fremont
Meme Audit Bureau Circulation
America
Disneyland
Air California
Orange County
Disneyland Hotel
San Mateo
San Jose
Oakland
Walnut Creek
Sacramento
California
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!