Rolling Stones tour plans amid possible Jagger ban
The Rolling Stones proceed with a world tour despite reports Japan may bar Mick Jagger due to a past drug conviction. A London spokesman calls the status tentative as the band shifts dates through Tokyo Hong Kong and Australia toward late February. Meanwhile a California charity concert to aid victims of the Nicaragua earthquake is announced with proceeds to the Nicaraguan government. Actor Rudy Vallee runs for Los Angeles City Council criticizing fellow members while appealing to reform Hollywood governance.
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Allhu Ugly
Mick Jagger
Mar
Growl
Lokyo Thi
Japan
Jagger
London
Vonnlulu
Hong Kong
Australia
New Zealand
Stones
Nicotaguitn
Wis
Hollywood
State Department
Forum
Inglewood
Calif
Japyer
Bianca
Manggna
Mianca
Meher
Rudy Valles
Los Angeles
Cawnel
Vallee Tas
Rohat J. Stevenson
Hollywood Hills
Vallee
Lo Rue de Vallee
Executives Urged to Shield Journalists at News Panel
In San Francisco a Civic Auditorium discussion featured John Wughes of the Christian Science Monitor urging leaders to risk jail to protect reporters. He and fellow editors argued for press freedom as essential to democracy amid shifts in global power and government transparency concerns.
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LPL
John Wughes
Pulitzer
Christian Science Monitor
Tesday
Pale Listeva
Mughes
Dicarge
Offic
Geoffrey Goussell
Monitor
Axl
United States
Russia
Ink
Hatstrong
California
Marines Charged in Southeast Asia Shipboard Race Clashes
A previously unreported racial brawl aboard the amphibious ship Sumter in Southeast Asia led to charges against 11 Marines from the 4th Marines battalion landing team. Initially three of six black Marines faced mutiny claims, later dropped. multiple assault charges followed, with three white Marines facing dereliction and assault counts. The investigation continues in Okinawa as officials cite fighting groups and disobedience among the ranks.
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Wasiinyton
Southeast Asia
Marine Comms
Sumter
Marine Corps
Okinaa
4Th Marines
San Francisco School Officials Accused of Skewing Staffing
San Francisco officials face accusations of boosting administrative staff while planning to fire 100 teachers amid declining enrollments. James Ballard, president of the San Francisco Federation of Teachers, cited reports that 100 teachers would be fired and another 100 laid off after layoffs, while administration staff reportedly increased.
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San Francisco
James Ballard
San Francisco Federation of Teachers
Chicago and Philadelphia Teachers Go On Strikes
Chicago teachers walk out shutting 285 000 pupils from classes and Philadelphia teachers join a broader strike affecting about 570 000 students nationwide. CTU seeks pay rises and shorter work year while boards offer mainly contract extension as talks stall.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
PRY
James F. Redmond
Ilinois
Bantel Walker
Board of Education
Chicago Teachers Union
CTW
Louis Malis
Chicago Board
Schoral School Board
Common Pleas
D. Donald Jami
Philadelphia Board
Vaccination Drive Praised In San Diego 1978
In 1978 San Diego launches a broad vaccination program for infants as a dog named Hans receives his shot. Fritz, Hans' brother, watches the scene with interest as health teams administer vaccines to a crowded group of babies and families.
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Boyd Weaver
Hans
San Diego
Fritz
Court reverses Hughes ruling in multimillion TWA case
The Supreme Court revived a multimillion dollar judgment for Trans World Airlines against Hughes Tool Co and related entities. The decision ends a 12 year fight over antitrust allegations tied to Hughes Tool’s control of TWA, with Justice Douglas noting remaining aviation law limits. Chief Justice Burger and Justice Blackmun dissented.
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III
Supreme Court
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Howard Ashes
Hughes ‘Ool
Clayton
Mughes. ‘Tool .Co
Teulea
Iy Adugeale
Willian GO
Douglas
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Metzuce
Toalen
Warren
Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Jins
Thurgood Marshall
CAB
Toolee
Blackmun
Tentative juror in Ellsberg Pentagon Papers trial
A white haired woman with antiwar views became a tentative juror in the Ellsberg Pentagon Papers case after a defense challenge was denied. Judge Byrne allowed Petra Hamilton despite concerns she could be biased by her Vietnam era beliefs. Three other jurors were dismissed and voir dire continued.
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Angeles
Matt Byrne
Petra Hamilton
Daniel Lisberg
Anthony Rus Mm
Sen
Mamillon
Tyre
California Youth Authority
Byrne
Sinen
Legan Just Wedansday
Ellsberg
Russo
Teakla
U.S
Brooklyn broker indicted for rent fraud and eviction case
Brooklyn real estate broker Jurgeta indicted on charges of collecting 4000 in rent for apartments he did not own and renting to welfare clients. He moved welfare recipients into buildings foreclosed by federal agencies and even took a welfare client to court for eviction for nonpayment.
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Mewvorecupey Cae
Jurgeta
Brooklyn
Taipene Gold
Federal Leasing Authority
Federal National Mortgage Association
Gold
Jurela
Accident at San Carlos house linked to unrelated incidents
Firefighters responded quickly after an overheated vent ignited the roof of the Thomas McDorald home in San Carlos. Moments earlier a separate crash had struck the front of the house, described by Fire Lt. James O'Donnell as a chance in a thousand and unrelated to the fire.
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San Carlos
Thomas McDorald
James O'Donnell
California Reports Two Straight Years of Declining Gonorrhea Cases
Dr. Warren Kellerer of the California Department of Public Health cites two consecutive yearly drops in gonorrhea cases, crediting county health departments spending about 5 million dollars on gonorrhea programs, increased condom sales, and improved education efforts. The state notes a three year downward trend through 1972 with broader public health impact discussed at a Los Angeles meeting.
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Angeles
California
Warren Kettérer
Departmet of Public Health
Kellerer
Dudler
Planes search for missing schooner Dixie in Caribbean
UPI reports Coast Guard Navy and Civil Air Patrol planes searched from dawn for the 64 foot schooner Dixie with nine aboard. Owner Don Ellison of Los Angeles identified by Fred Maysels. The Dixie sailed from St George's Grenada toward Jamaica with planned stops at Fort de France Martinique and Ponce Puerto Rico for repairs before continuing.
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San Juan
P. BR
UPI
Los Angeles
Avendue
Puerto Rico
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Navy
Civil Air Patrol
Dixie
Don Ellison
North
Las Palmas
Fred Maysels
St. George's
Grenada
Jamaica
Fort de France
Martinique
Ponce
P.R
Daily Review Acenutetnion adverts for local publication services
The entry, dated March 3, 1897, lists subscription rates and office contacts for the Daily Review publication in Hayward, California. It notes addresses at 118 W. Winton Ave and 122 Carver Square, with phone numbers and listed prices for weekday and Sunday subscriptions.
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Acenutetnion
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RNG
Girly
Reeders
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Peetdeat
Fablisher
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Saunant
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Galan
Ketard
Kommoter
Wadirr
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W. Winton Ava
Hoycard
Crow Seidays
Wintods Awe
Hayward
Alameda
Callanie
Eanono
Santeandia
Ear
Carver Square
Frewart
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Jude Melantat
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