Mick Jagger barred from Japan visa over conviction
News from Tokyo reports Japan may deny Mick Jagger a visa due to a past conviction while the Rolling Stones press ahead with a world tour. An official statement from a publicist in Hollywood says the tour could begin in Honolulu on December 20 and stop in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Australia, and end in New Zealand on February 28. The band plans a charity concert to aid Nicaragua earthquake victims pending State Department approval, with receipts to go to the Nicaraguan government. Bianca Jagger and Jagger reportedly traveled to Managua to support the effort.
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Sorvheel
Alltougs
Mick Jagger
Japan
Ue Holling Stones
Mar
Gaits Muesciy
Tokyo
Jagger
Deller News Beter
Tandon
Gekols
Iran
Nicaraghan
Bianca
Managua
Editors Call for Protecting Reporters Amid Press Freedom Debate
In San Francisco, Christian Science Monitor editor Hughes urged executives to risk jail to safeguard reporters and sources. Panelists including David Holli and others discussed press access to government, with fears over Nixon's unavailability and the role of editors in maintaining truth amid shifting U S Soviet China power dynamics and California environmental control challenges.
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San Francisco
Ura
Signa Hughes
Pulhlzer Price
Christian Science Monitor
Dal-News
Reisk
EMT
Tike
Publc
Dake
Noka
Siuighes
Civic
Wience
Aks
Réparts
Hays
Vmighes
Poitents
Coaffrey Codsell
The
Monitor
David Floli
Charles
San Francisco Examiner
Alsen
Russia
China
Holstrom
California
Ten Marines charged in race brawl aboard amphibious ship
The Marine Corps disclosed charges against ten Marines over a racial brawl aboard the Sumter in Southeast Asia. Four additional Marines face counts of dereliction of duty and other offenses. One Marine was found guilty. investigation continues.
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Southeast Asia
Marine Corps Stas
Sumter
Marine Corps
Thexlay
Okiepawwa
10Th Marines
San Francisco Schools Plan to Fire 100 Teachers
San Francisco school officials reportedly plan to lay off 100 teachers due to declining enrollments. James Ballard, president of the San Francisco Federation of Teachers, cited administration figures and noted additional staffing changes as the term ends January 31.
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San Francisco
API
James Ballard
San Francisco Federation of Teachers
Chicago teachers strike closes schools citywide
Chicago teachers began a citywide strike shutting 670000 public school students from classes amid a stalemate with the Chicago Board of Education over higher pay and shorter work year. Philadelphia also faced a related dispute as 19000 city teachers walked out, with court action looming and no contract in place.
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Chicago
Philadelpha
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
PIT
Joulay
James Redmond
Illinois
Daniel Walker
Board of Education
Chicago ‘Teachers Union
CPU
Uising
Louis Malis
Aew Monthsel Oeand
Philadelphia
Yrat Citys
Pickelines
Common Pleas
Donald Jamison Aook
Rabies Vaccination Program Draws Attention in San Diego
In San Diego, dogs receive rabies shots as part of the 1273 vaccination program. Hood Weaver protests, while Fritz, Vans’ brother, observes. The scene captures public engagement with pet health efforts.
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Hood Weaver
Wang
San Diego
Fritz
Vans
Court reverses Hughes ruling in Trans World Airlines case
The Supreme Court reversed lower court rulings to overturn a 138 million dollar judgment favoring Trans World Airlines against Howard Hughes and Hughes Tool Co. The decision, issued amid civil antitrust questions, centers on airline control and antitrust immunity.
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Wastiingpon
Trans World Airlines
Howard Tlughes
Hughes ‘Poot Co
Douglas
Tentative juror in Ellsberg trial questioned over war stance
A white haired potential juror, Petra Hamilton, faced a defense challenge after stating loyalty to a stressed motto. Judge Carl Byrd denied the bid for cause, keeping Hamilton as a tentative juror in the Pentagon Papers case amid concerns about influence on judgment. Three prospective jurors were dismissed during jury selection. The defendants, Wisberg and Ruast, face charges of espionage conspiracy and theft over the 1971 leak of top secret documents.
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Los Angeles
APL
U.S
Carl Jidge Agl Byrat
Petra Hemilton
Fie
Danied Filgberg
Anthony Tag
Seri
Hamilton
Byrne Prantess
California Youth Authority
Paul Byrnes
Siner
Wisberg
Ruast
Broker indicted in rent fraud in Brooklyn case
Algis Surgela, 34, a real estate broker, was indicted on charges he collected $4,000 rent for apartments he did not own and rented to welfare clients. Brooklyn District Attorney Eugene Gott said Surgela moved welfare recipients into vacant buildings foreclosed by the FHA or Fannie Mae. In one case, a welfare client was pressured to pay rent and face eviction.
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New York
UPL
Algis Surgela
Brooklyn Mistries
Eugene Gott
Surgela
Federal Housing Authority
Federal National Mortgage Association
Gold
Jur Bela
Eed
Accident at San Carlos house baffles and damages front
Firefighters arrived quickly to a mishap at the Thomas McDonald home in Tunaday after a motorist crashed into the front of the house. Officials said the two incidents were unrelated and described the odds as a nine in a thousand.
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San Carlos
Thomas McDonald
Damn Fanned
California records drop in gonorrhea cases for three years
Dr Warren Ketterer of California Department of Public Health says California is the only state with a three year decline in gonorrhea cases. He credits county health departments spending about six million dollars on gonorrhea control, a rise in condom sales and improved education. tallying for 1972 is pending.
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Angeles
California
Warren Kellerer
Department of Public Health
Ketterer
Junior League of
Los Angeles
Rescue search for missing schooner Dixie in Caribbean
Civil and military aircraft scoured the Caribbean at dawn for the 30 foot schooner Dixie with nine aboard, missing since a voyage from St George's Grenada to Jamaica via Martinique and Ponce. Owner Dan Ellison of Los Angeles identified. other crew listed as Fred Maysels. Vessel reportedly planned repairs at Fort de France and Ponce before continuing.
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San Juan
Pla
WPT
Los Angeles
Puerto Rico
Coast Guard
Navy
Civil Air Patrol
Dixie
Dan Ellison
Nevii
Fred Maysels
Los Angles
St. George's
Grenada
Jamasca
Fort de France
Martinique
Ponce Pn
Ponce
Daily Review of Aconoy History and Local Notices
The fragment outlines a historic newspaper page from the Daily Review with staff roles, publication data, and subscription details. It references old names, locations in California, and business notices, featuring a masthead style and partial address lines.
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Rudy Vallee
Tuar
Vallee
Revert J. Stevenson
Hollywood
Nollpwood Hills
Yaller
Rue de Vallee
Mark Phillins
Phot
Princess Aane
Hariver
Hell
Dragnon Guards Regiment
Phillips
Princess Aime
Jon Boreau Ellstet
White House
Shettlan
Cyen
Nixon
Mixon
Aewshitens Hel
Saint Shel
Philly
Hughes
TWA
Charles Melzner
Melzner
Amant
Stughes ‘Tool Co
Toolee
Leather Airlines
Baink
THA
Toolea
Dastien William
Asulies Board
Ecalen
Maymond Moliday
Tooke Vee
Haz Arfed Ay
Fiewl
Neuglns
CAB
Tootco
Blackmun
Bur Fer
Hei
Hawk
Ellsberg
Charles Nelson
Varmilton Aiwore
United States
Davidl Nis
the Daily Review
Aconoysoren Ard Rearmsat
Ay Teu
Tre Hope Spt
Wiltor Chott
Tered
Fol
Olfite
Mayrard
Cabinra
Adavev
W. Wirtey Dew
Pye Boy
Hopacd
Cal
Fas
Tublihirg
W. Winton Ave
Ierowa
Mameda
Deblonate
Foor
Afar Audit Bureau
Circulation
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