London immigration delays touch Fonda and Hayden
Daily review notes actress Jane Fonda and fiancé Tom Hayden held briefly by British immigration amid Hayden's political activity. Hughes, the reclusive billionaire, landed at Gatwick and left via private planes after Managua quake. Barbara Marx filed for divorce from Zeppo Marx in California. John Praven zano died at 73 after requesting a funeral with flowers and New Orleans whiskey.
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Fire at U S District Court May Illegally Affect Boyle Case
Washington reports a fire of suspicious origin in a ground floor storage area at the U S District Court may have destroyed evidence. The blaze could affect trials linked to former Unitel Mine Workers president Tony Boyle and ex Senator Daniel Breuster, with possible impact on Boyle's appeal. Chief Clerk James Davey said it was unclear which cases are affected. Boyle, convicted earlier this year of diverting union funds, lost reelection on December 16.
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Judge frees two men over drug distribution case
In Boston UPI reports federal Judge Charles Wysanski set aside the guilty pleas of Mark Boasberg and Richard Hamm for distributing MDA, noting harsher prosecutions target executives or violators of campaign laws. The men received probation then had it removed and their convictions set aside. In Lodi a deadly house fire killed sisters Laurie Simpson aged 5 and Beckey Simpson aged 6, with their mother Denis Simpson surviving.
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First conviction in ticket theft in Boston case
UPI reports the first U S conviction for transporting stolen airline tickets in interstate commerce. Broadus S Durant of Los Angeles pleaded guilty to conspiracy to transport stolen and falsified tickets. Sentencing set for January 3 before Judge Charles E Wyzanski. Durant, a former American Airlines ticket agent, allegedly conspired to distribute thousands of stolen tickets with a stolen die. Investigation credited to the U S Postal Service.
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Truck Crash Kills 16 At New Mexico Church Outing
An out of control truck ricocheted off a guard on a narrow bridge and struck four chartered buses carrying a Woodlawn Baptist Church youth group from Austin Texas to a New Mexico ski retreat near Fort Sumner. At least 16 dead and many injured. names and exact figures varied in reports. An injured 17 year old remembered waking to screams after the crash.
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Daily Review and Morning Key Publication Notice
Publication details for The Daily Review and Morning Key include publisher names, office addresses in Hayward and San Leandro, subscription rates, and multiple city bureaux. Contact points list Winton Avenue Hayward and Perron Street San Leandro with phone numbers for several offices and circulation information.
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Navy buys stock to preserve firm on Long Island
New York AP report says the Navy purchased all shares of Cap Instrument Corp preferred stock for 1.7 million to keep the Long Island defense contractor in business. Cap Instrument owes 3.14 million for fire control consoles for Navy destroyers, has suffered cost overruns and four years without profit, and this marks a rare defense department stake in a private firm.
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Hershey Bar Prices Approved Increase by Prices Commission
Washington UPI reports Hershey Food Corp won permission to raise milk chocolate bars by 9.72 percent and chocolate bars with almonds by a similar margin after a ruling by the Price Commission on Tuesday.
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Benefits for interned Japanese Americans
In San Francisco UPI reports that Japanese Americans interned in U.S. government camps from December 7 1941 through December 30 1945 are eligible for Social Security wage credits for the period of confinement under a new law. Regional Social Security Commissioner John F Richardson said internees who reached age 18 during confinement may qualify for credits that cover retirement survivorship disability and Medicare benefits and could raise benefits for those already receiving payments.
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Angels' lawyer decries witnesses in Oakland murder trial
Defense attorney James Crew attacked state witnesses in the Tells Angels murder case. He rails at Tehard Ivaldi and other witnesses, calling them the bottom of the bucket as he questions their credibility in the killing of Servio W. Agero.
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