Fonda Hayden held by British immigration at London arrival
Actress Jane Fonda and fiancé Tom Hayden faced an hour delay by British authorities amid Hayden’s antiwar activism. Fonda criticized political harassment while Hayden, Chicago 7 defendant, entered via normal channels after a spokesman noted he was an alien. Also report Howard Hughes’ sudden London arrival from Nicaragua after the earthquake.
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Fire at Court Storage Affects Boyle Breuster Case
Washington UPL reports a U S District Court fire on Christmas Day is under BT investigation with evidence barred in trials involving former United Mine Workers President WA Boyle and former Sen Daniel Breuster D Md Judge James Davey said the scope to cases impacted is undetermined as a box of evidence related to Boyle’s appeal may have been destroyed Boyle was convicted earlier this year of diverting funds for political use and lost reelection on December 16.
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Judge frees two drug defendants amid selective prosecution claim
U S District Judge Charles E Wyzanski released Mark Boasberg and Richard Hamm after probation and set aside their guilty pleas for distributing MDA arguing they would not have faced prosecution if they were executives or violators of campaign laws. In separate Bay Area report, a home fire near Loglia claimed two young children and left others injured with victims Laurie Simpson five and Beckey Simpson six identified by coroner as the fire's casualties.
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First conviction for transporting stolen airline tickets in interstate commerce
In Boston UPI reporting the U.S. attorney announced the country’s first conviction for transporting stolen airline tickets in interstate commerce. Broadus S. Durant, 33, Los Angeles, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to transporting stolen and falsified airline tickets. He's to be sentenced March 3. Durant, a former American Airlines ticket agent, allegedly conspired to distribute thousands of stolen tickets. The case involved thefts validated with a stolen die and was investigated by the U.S. Postal Service.
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Tragedy After Bus Crash Smashes into Guard Rail
A loaded cattle truck rammed a guard rail on a Harrow bridge, slamming into a Chartered bus carrying a church youth group from Woodlawn Baptist Austin Texas toward a New Mexico ski retreat near Glorivla.19 people killed and at least 14 injured. Edward Lee 17 described the crash as a nightmare.
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The Morning News Publication Notice and Addresses
The Daily Review Acouol device onn conteunion at THE MORRING NEWS Published by The Daily Review. Address for communications 116 Wi, Wintad Ave. Subscription rates listed. publishing offices in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and San Ceandro with listed phone numbers.
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Navy buys stock to preserve firm Gap Instrument Corp
The Navy bought all the preferred stock of Gap Instrument Corp for 17 million dollars to keep the Long Island defense contractor in business. The company has a 33.5 million contract to manufacture 31 fire control consoles for Navy destroyers but has faced heavy cost overruns and has not profited in four years. The purchase makes the Defense Department the largest single stockholder, with no dividends on nonvoting shares and redemption starting in 1976 from after tax profits.
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Hershey to Raise Prices on Chocolate Bars
Hershey Food Corp has won permission to increase prices for milk chocolate bars by 9.72 percent and for chocolate bars with almonds by 4.17 percent according to a Price Commission ruling issued Tuesday.
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Benefits for interned Japanese
Japanese Americans interned in U S Government camps from December 7 1941 through December 4 194? are eligible for Social Security wage benefits for the time of confinement under a new law. John F Richardson regional Social Security commissioner said Tuesday internees may qualify if they reached age 18 during confinement. The wage credits provide coverage for retirement survivor disability and Medicare benefits and may boost payments for those already receiving Social Security.
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Angels' lawyer decries witnesses in Hell's Angels case
Oakland defense attorney James Crew blasted state witnesses in the murder trial of four Hell's Angels, calling them “the bottom of the bucket” as he argued for acquittal. He dismissed informant Ivaldi and others as panicked, untrustworthy, and used to push convictions.
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