Black Caucus holds fund dinner in Nashville
The Black Caucus fundraiser in Nashville featured comedian Bill Cosby and Rep. Louis Stokes. Democratic leaders praised the event and remarks by Fannie Lou Hamer, a Mississippi civil rights figure and senate candidate, who spoke on unity and political involvement.
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Blaze destroys old movie sets in Culver City night fire
Two weekend fires in the Los Angeles area damaged film backlots and a plywood site. A blaze at Culver City Studios destroyed several old Desilu sets and caused $350,000 damage at a plywood warehouse. Arson is suspected in the plywood fire as 58 county and local crews fought the flames.
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Landslide Blocks Malibu Highway Near Corral Canyon Road
A rock and landslide blocked all but one southbound lane on the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu near Corral Canyon Road for nearly four hours Sunday. The slide began at 5 20 am and state highway crews cleared the roadway shortly after dawn.
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Strike at Two City Hospitals Sends 100 Patients Home
Up to 400 of 800 patients at North Side and South Side hospitals were discharged over the weekend as service workers walked out and formed picket lines disrupting deliveries. Noncritical ambulatory patients and those due for discharge were sent home while talks continued. A temporary injunction halted the picketing and a hearing was scheduled today on the injunction petition.
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Chrysler weighs four day work week pilot with UAW
In Detroit UPT report, Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers plan a test project to study a 40 hour week for 100,000 workers. UAW Vice President Douglas Fraser calls today’s session a last chance meeting of the joint study committee. If no pilot starts, talks halt until the 1973 contract renewal.
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Four Die as Planes Collide Near Van Sant Airport
Two light planes collided while approaching Van Sant Airport in Erwinna Pa. One plane a Piper Cherokee crashed in a wet area near the field and the other was wrecked in a backyard. The victims were James A Wailky 26 and two passengers Alfred Qusen Sr 89 and Alfred Jr 14 of Avondale Pa. the other pilot was William H Howe 26 of Holicong Pa. FAA investigators probe the crash.
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Probation Camp Riot Erupts At Lake Hughes
A racial clash at Mendenhall Probation Camp near Lake Hughes involved about 25 Mexican American youths and 25 black inmates. Sheriff deputies and firemen contained the disturbance after windows were smashed and furniture overturned, sending Black detainees to a juvenile hall in Los Angeles.
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Petrone's sextuplets mother expects triplets again
Rome reports Mrs Antonio Petrone, who bore Italy's first sextuplets in 1970, is pregnant with triplets after fertility treatment with human pituitary gonadotropin. Doctors at the university obstetrics clinic confirm three fetuses in good position and weigh over four pounds each, with birth expected soon and no complications anticipated.
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Woman Lawyer Argues Abortion Case Before High Court
A blond woman attorney told the Supreme Court that criminal abortion laws infringe a woman's right to decide, arguing for Texas and Georgia cases. The proceedings featured Mrs Sarah R Wedington leading the Texas matter and noted judges' questions about real-world impact and lasting rights.
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Supreme Court orders free trial records for indigent defendants
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that indigent defendants in all cases must receive free trial records and transcripts when appealing, overturning a Illinois rule that restricted transcripts to felonies. The decision cited wealth as no measure of guilt or innocence and highlighted Jack J. Mayer’s 1968 Chicago case where a $400 transcript blocked his appeal.
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Nagging navel and hippie ailments prompt hygiene tips
Fort Lauderdale reports two doctors warn hippies suffer skin rashes itching scalps and other ailments from poor hygiene and fashion choices. They advocate soap and water and hot showers to curb infections and irritations including a rash from big belt buckles. They describe a “hippie skin” condition with lice bites missing skin patches and crusts and note marijuana allergy causes dry eyes sore sinuses and asthma like symptoms.
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Publishing and Circulation Office Details in California
A garbled OCR item lists the Daily Bevten and Daily including Sundays with offices in Hayward Alameda County and San Ramon, providing contact numbers and addresses for publishing and circulation. It mentions subscription rates and an audit bureau circulation note in a faint, unclear manner.
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Dancing nan in SF ballet opens Nutcracker at Opera House
Tim Bernal, formerly known as the dancing gun, headlines the Nutcracker opening at the San Francisco Opera House. Bernal, 26, plays the mechanical doll in Act I and the Snow Queen in the pas de deux. The piece notes her past as a Sacred Heart Order member who left a year ago to pursue monastic life, and her 1987 liturgical dance at St. Ignatius Church.
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Denture Adhesive Cream Promises Stable Wear
A vintage advertisement touts TiXODENT Denture Adhesive Cream as easy to use, offering an elastic membrane that absorbs bite shocks and helps dentures stay in place. It recommends regular dental visits and suggests long wear for confident speaking and chewing.
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Senates panel rejects media exemption from controls
Washington officials report Senate and House negotiators refused to exempt news media from wage and price controls. The conferees drafted a compromise bill to extend Nixon's authority for another year, dropping Cranston's exemption amid Treasury assurances of administrative handling and unclear guidelines.
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