Notable duos shape politics and film across 1960s networks
Eldridge Cleaver receives a legal defense boost as Julian Bond plans a rational speaking tour in San Diego after visiting Cleaver in federal custody. Roger Vadim weds Catherine Schmabelet in Paris, marking his fourth marriage. Bernie Leaden quits The Eagles amid a road weary tour, while Joe Walsh returns to rehearsals for an Asia Australia trip. Richard Goodwin and Doris Kearns marry in Lincoln with Kennedy aides among guests. a brewing LBJ book dispute shadows collaboration.
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Tragic shooting at Detroit home ends in father’s gunfire
Norman Quarles, 21, University of Detroit student, jumped a window pane at his parents’ west side residence early Sunday. He was shot and killed by his father, John Stayfer, after police say Quarles claimed a burglar was entering. No charges were filed against the father. This marks the second fatal shooting involving Quarles in just over two years. Police reported a murder warrant existed but no trial occurred.
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San Leandro Hires Richard Randall as Assistant Manager
Richard Randall, named tomorrow as San Leandro's new assistant manager, says he will not alter the lifestyle he has kept for 20 years. The article emphasizes his commitment to continuity and personal principles despite the new role.
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Luisetti's One Handed Shot Transforms Stanford Play
Ray Orrock recalls Hank Luisetti of Stanford in 1936 changing basketball with his one handed shot. The move altered shooting style and offensive play, influencing future eras and prompting a shift in how teams approached scoring.
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Savings confusion Review of Help-Mate sales pitch to student
College student confused by a two hour hard sell on investment plans. Help-Mate explains savings concepts and potential benefits while aiming to clarify terms and risks. A scene highlighting education versus pressure in financial guidance.
New Face New Life for Seattle Woman After 16-Hour Surgery
In Seattle a severely deformed 18 year old, once mocked for birth defects that sparked bricks and taunts, begins a life renewed after a 16 hour operation guided by Judge Warren Chan and surgeons. The woman pled guilty to a local charge and will undergo treatment noted as a frantic cry for help. Her head, optic nerves, and facial structure were reconstructed, with rib cartilage forming the nasal bridge and skin grafts applied.
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Holiday travel disrupted by nationwide airline strikes
Air travel chaos spreads as two major carriers United and National face extended walkouts. Most western flights sold out from the East, with crowded airports and long reservation lines. Amtrak and Greyhound also jammed as planners warn of limited seats for Christmas and New Year travel. Flights cut across Seattle to San Francisco and Chicago to Denver routes. Officials warn strikes may continue through the peak holiday period.
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Pan Am Offers to Help With Domestic Flight Crunch
Pan Am proposes to carry holiday travelers on two routes during United and National Airlines strikes. CAB decision awaited on temporary authorization to fly New York to San Francisco and San Francisco to Seattle despite Pan Am normally not in domestic routes. Pan Am chair William E. Seawell announced the request at a Washington news conference.
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$1.25 Million Necklace Tops Jewelry Buys at Tiffany
The feature lists high end goods and luxury offers from Van Cleef and Arpels Tiffany Saks and Macy’s including a $1.25 million diamond necklace at Van Cleef and Arpels a $2 million emerald and diamond pieces at Cartier and Tiffany a $1.5 million emerald necklace and various designer luggage fur and cruises with prices ranging from tens of thousands to millions.
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Welland Evening Briefs Offer Local Notices
An OCR fragment from a Welland Evening page reports on local events and notices including public happenings and community notes. Readable details are sparse but the item signals city acts and civic items for the period.
Scientists claim test to identify potential rapists
Researchers from the University of Tennessee told a weekend meeting of the Association for Advancement of Behavioral Therapy that they have developed a test to distinguish rapists from other men for the first time. The claim, described as foolproof, surfaced amid discussion of behavioral indicators and potential applications.
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Hughes wins vast U S government contracts
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports billionaire recluse Howard Hughes received at least 46 billion in U S government contracts over the past decade. The article notes a large share of these bids were awarded without competitive bidding.
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The Shocking Danger Of Tranquilizers Health News
Health columnist warns tranquilizer overuse linked to heart damage among professionals. Dr Ralph F Herndon cites stress and rapid living as drivers and urges addressing root causes before seeking medication, noting adrenal block risks. His Hayward chiropractic office contact is listed.
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