Global highlights from the Johnsons to Miss Fonda divorce
A busy digest notes President Johnson and family at a ceremonial arch of sabers during Texas inauguration events. Korean guest Miss Park Kenn Hie attends a Honolulu banquet for Korean immigration’s seventh anniversary. Jane Fonda reportedly secures a rapid divorce from Roger Vadim in Santo Domingo under foreign divorce law. An activist couple plans engagement, and Caltech scientists win NASA recognition for lunar mascon research.
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Ormer
Lyndon Johnson
Jeff
Ress
Delph Briscee
Texas
Park Kenn Hie
Republic of Korea
Waikiki
Hono Wao
Hawaiian Islands
Jane Fonda
Roger Vadim
Ultima Sara
Miss Fonda
Momfay
Miss Ponta
Ym Hayten
Heath signals three year extension of price controls
British Prime Minister Heath announced a televised address that price and wage controls would stay in place for three more years or until April, with a shift toward voluntary industry and union cooperation in Phase II. Unions at Ford Britain pushed for about 40 percent pay rises, while government measures limit weekly pay increases and ban most price hikes, except unavoidable costs.
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Heath
Ollivals
Pnions
Oping Aleady
Prgran
Ford Motor Company
Auomotive Pliant
London
Amon Hieasures
United States
E ‘Ss
Foster couple seeks permanent custody in mixed race case
Mrs. Jones EB. Adams, a foster mother to Victor Martinez, a Mexican-American boy, argues love should trump race as she and her husband seek permanent custody. Opponents include the welfare department and the child's aunt and uncle. The court hearing opened in Sacramento as the couple testified they love Victor and want to adopt him, despite racial prejudice claims.
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Shou Hon
UPI
Jones
EB. Adams
Caror
Adams
Ian
Victor Martinez
Welare
Victoria
San Antonio
Fly Painter Survives Deep Window Fall In Blaze
Oakland house painter Reed Fly plunged through a closed first story window during a water heater flare up with paint thinner fumes. He suffered minor injuries while the apartment building sustained major fire damage.
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Oakland
UPI
Fly
Reed Fly
Stamford Junior High Teacher Slays Family Then Hangs Self
George Christian a Greenwich Central Junior High School science teacher in Stamford killed his wife Marylou 34 and sons Scott 4 and Mark 8 months with a long handled axe, then hanged himself in the garage of their Southfield Point home near Stamford. Police search for motive. Christian had faced concerns after a disappointing teaching evaluation. Neighboring officials noted he was respected. he had received psychiatric treatment in the year prior.
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Stamford, Conn
UPI
George Christian
Marylou
Scotl
Mark
Christian
Stanford
Southfield Point
Stamford Hihor
Chistian
Central Junior High School
Greenwich
Schlofflella
Woman assaulted on Southard Street Bridge in daylight
Police report a woman walking to work on Monday was grabbed behind a metal divider on the East side of the bridge, hit and restrained as a thief stole $15 and tore off clothing before fleeing. Several nearby workers watched but did not intervene and later expressed remorse. She was treated for cuts and bruises at a Trenton hospital and released.
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Trenton
Nalcupid
Epphiye
Southard Street
Pultvesl
Tony
Nixon alana mater in trouble
Whittier College, Nixon's alma mater, faces serious financial trouble. President Frederick M. Binder proposes a 20 percent faculty reduction over three years, cutting about five to six faculty next year and fifteen more over the following two years amid sagging enrollments. Nixon attended Whittier and maintained ties with the college.
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Whittier
UPI
Whittar College
Nixon
Frederick M. Binder
Binder
Shai
Us 98
Ffteen
Whistler
Bank robber identified in two bank heists ends own life
Police in Angeles identify Murray Jacobsen, 54, as the holdup man tied to two November bank robberies totaling 2,59 dollars. He was found dead from a drug overdose months later, leaving a note calling himself a chronic thief since age eight. Cameras linked him to the crimes, and newspapers had run his photo as a wanted man before his death.
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Angeles
UPI
Sail
Murray Jacobsen
Jambsen
Jacobsen
Bank Jane
White House phone numbers found in Watergate search
Police recovered a personal directory with White House and Executive Office Building numbers during room searches at the Watergate complex. The evidence included a White House exchange number 202-456-2222 and another entry for Howard Wynt. Witnesses described items seized, including cash and ID, and testimony detailed the Watergate break-in as prosecutors outline motive and surveillance by Nixon campaign figures.
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Washington
White House
Robert G. Denell
Democratic Arly
Denell
Howard Wynt
Swordh
Ceorge
Asst
U.S. Mtorney
Hurl J. Silbert
Executive Offce
Benell
Watergate
FBI
Thomas Gregory
Howard Hunt
Hunt
Gerald Aleh
Gregory
Baldwin
Democratic National Committee
Wash
Greyhound seeks fare hike before PUC approval
Greyhound Lines West filed a proposal with the California Public Utilities Commission asking for a fare increase across commuter, intrastate and express services. The plan cites a need for roughly 3.5 million dollars more annually for higher employee wages and fringe benefits, with a 3.3 percent wage raise starting March 1, plus a 3 percent rise for various fare types. Earlier, a 5 percent rate rise took effect last October, boosting revenues by about 5.18 million per year. In Sacramento, Gov. Reagan named Joanne Lees to the state Women’s Board of Terms and Parole.
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Greyhound Lines West
Sacramento
UPI
Joanne Lees
San Diego
Richard Barnes
Ronald Reagan
State Women's Board of Terms and Parole
Court rules dads must pay aid
Supreme Court rules 7 to 2 that states must compel fathers to support illegitimate children. The decision holds that denying support based on legitimacy discriminates against the child, affecting cases in Texas and Wyoming while extending to 48 other states where fathers can be required to provide for offspring.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Theefsiai
San Antonio
Texas
Wyoming
Hexar County Legal Aid Association
Linda Gomez
Fragmented Local Notice From A Bay Area Bureau
A damaged newspaper fragment lists a street address in Hayward Alameda County California and several office references. It mentions publishing and freight offices with partial contact details and scattered department names, lacking clear event or action.
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California Institute of ‘Technology
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NASA
Paul M. Milley
William J. Sjogren
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San Francisco
Inglewood
Rolling Stones
Rolling Lines
Heart
Mick Jager
Bianex
Dora A. Nejedly
Walnut Creek
Hacks
Christi
Scriool
Harry Moshring
Maehring
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William J. Nagle
St Clement's
Alana Mater
Alfred C. Baldwin
Martha Mitchell
Democratic Party
Sammer
G. Gordon Liddy
James W. McCord Jr
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Wells
Barrell
Barrett
Carl St. Shapler
Howard Johnson
Los Angeles Times
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Parole Panel
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Daily Review
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Omerk
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Alameda County
Colifornia
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