Actor Anthony Quinn Weds Yolanda Addoloh in Private Ceremony
Beverly Hills report notes Anthony Quinn and Yolanda Addoloh married in a private civil ceremony with friends present including John Cassavetes and Quinn's mother. They plan to live in Rome. Quinn recently divorced Kathérine De Mille after 27 years.
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Passenger Dies In I-5 Truck Mishap Near Roseburg
John Burkhardt of Emeryville California, 42, died in a Roseburg hospital from injuries after a Friday crash on Interstate 5 about 15 miles south of Roseburg. He was a passenger in a truck-trailer that struck a guard railing on a bridge. the driver was uninjured.
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President Johnson Back at White House Desk in Top Shape
Reports from Dr Burkley say President Johnson is in excellent health and ready for heavy work. He returned to the White House after surgery weight near 220 pounds, looks and acts much as before but lighter, and plans to tackle the coming economic and budget messages with good spirits.
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Silverthorne High Finance Trial Begins
In San Francisco, former San Francisco National Bank president Don C. Silverthorne and real estate broker William Bennett face a high finance trial in U S District Court. Silverthorne, 61, is charged with misapplying over 1 million in bank funds. Bennett with illegally collecting 700,000 in fees and passing 400,000 to Silverthorne. Jury selection began, with an estimated six week duration. Judge Charles L. Powell presides. The case stems from three indictments totaling 78 counts, filed after a 1903 bank founded by Silverthorne collapsed with 37.6 million in deposits. If convicted, Silverthorne could face up to 10 years. Bennett up to five.
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Revolutionists Gather For Cuban Celebration
In Havana, about 500 delegates from around the world assembled to open a nine day meeting as part of a Tricontinental Conference of Solidarity. Leaders warned that continental peace is at stake amid concerns of renewed communist subversion and a trade deal limiting rice and sugar shipments.
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San Jose Man Dies In Crash
A San Jose man, Jose Manriquez, 41, died when two cars collided at White Road and Warm Springs Drive. Four members of the Petrovich family were injured and hospitalized at Alexian Brothers as investigators described the crash and details of the other driver, George Petrovich, 57.
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Johnson weighs Viet Nam peace push after soul searching
President Johnson, returning from Texas, spent hours reviewing policy as he moves toward a Viet Nam peace offensive. Close associates say he seeks talks without predetermined terms, prefers gradual steps, and believes U S credibility hindered peace efforts. He fears history judge him harshly if war persists.
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Education Aide Plans Aid Group as Political Issue
Ronald Moskowitz, education editor of the San Francisco Examiner, says a real majority of Americans feel the federal government should promote educational opportunities and interstate cooperation. He plans to join a new nationwide compact on education and will leave Friday to help organize support for the group’s program. Brown has shown steady support since August 1964, with polls indicating approval of his educational performance.
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Man, Cow, Horse Shot In Oroville
Deputies investigate a spate of buckshot attacks south of Oroville striking a man a cow and a horse within two weeks. An Oroville woman reports a cow shot in the face losing both eyes. Gary L Graves, 24, was shot in the back and left arm and a mare was hit in the head losing an eye. Graves did not see the shooter.
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