Crosby Son Declared Father in Out of Wedlock Birth
Dennis Crosby named the father by a Superior Court verdict after a paternity case involving a Hollywood divorcee. The ruling follows a three year delay and brings comment from Crosby as the case closes in Los Angeles.
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Lawyers Win Point On Child Paternity Case
In a weeklong Sacramento trial, a nine-member jury found Crosby, 26, and Marilyn Scott, 28, together fathered a girl born in February 1957 at Mrs Scott's apartment. Crosby testified to heavy drinking but denied precise details. The case also notes a separate appellate ruling allowing fetal action by lawyers in a separate San Francisco matter, though no damages were awarded.
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Hayden Wins Court Round in Appeal on Child Custody
Actor Sterling Hayden won a round in court as the California Court of Appeal denied his former wife’s petition to block Hayden taking their four children abroad. He plans a month stay in Europe for filming, while a Marin County judge who granted permission rescheduled the case to San Rafael on January 6.
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Chinese crops damage cited in drought floods and famine
Communist China said today its agriculture suffered serious natural adversities in the past 100 years. About 1.0 million acres of fava, or half Red China's total sealed acreage, were reported affected by drought typhoons and floods of varying severity. More than half of this acreage suffered by cases losing entire harvests.
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Aid Offered Writer Of Bad Check
A New Jersey grandfather offered to cover a $13 bad check written by San Antonio woman Lee Golding to buy food for her children. Fred Kassaul of Saddle Brook wrote to the county jail requesting mercy if Golding repays $15, hoping for another chance for the mother and her kids. Golding, 26, had been jailed for passing a worthless check on December 21, 1932, and was released after agreeing to restitution so she could spend Christmas with her children.
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Almanac Today December 29 Historic notes and sayings
The Almanac Today entry notes Thursday December 29 as day 364 with a near full moon and Mars visible in morning. It records birth of Andrew Johnson in 1808, the first gas lights in the White House in 1818, and other historical items including a 1830 London air raid and 1947 Henry Wallace nominating speech. It ends with the Thought for today by Aesop about beans and bacon in peace.
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Princess Margaret to fly tourist class to Ireland
Reported plan notes Princess Margaret and her husband will fly tourist class aboard an Irish airline during a visit to Ireland. A separate incident describes a train engineer jailed after a reckless trestle incident where a car derailed but no serious injuries occurred amid testimony of bystander drivers.
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Vote recount gives Hawaii to Kennedy election result
Official recount in Hawaii places Kennedy ahead by 1, sending him 7 more electoral votes to reach 30 while Nixon stands at 219. National popular vote totals show Kennedy with 1,108,000 plus, Nixon at 1,088,? with Byrd and other candidates also on the tally as final state results near Congress.
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Nixon declines NBC tribute TV show during patriot tribute
President Nixon, cited by White House aides, has declined an NBC program titled Tribute to a Patriot and will not participate in television appearances during the period. Officials said his decision reflects deference to the Kennedy era and an ongoing policy not to appear on TV for now, though not permanent. In Algeria, Moslem demonstrations and clashes continued as reports of deaths surfaced amid rising tensions in the region.
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