Stevenson to wed Elizabeth Flood in June in Woodside
Daily review notes businessman John Fell Stevenson son of the late U.S. ambassador Adlai Stevenson will marry Elizabeth Flood in June in Woodside marking his second marriage. Flood is a first marriage for the teacher. Section also references unrelated figures and remarks on labor contracts and a temple service dispute.
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U.S
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Elizabeth Flosh
Woodside
Stevens
Lane
Ami
Miss Flood
Potato Chip Origins A Fortunate Mistake
San Francisco report says the potato chip, born from a cook’s sliced fries mistake in Saratoga New York in 1833, grew into a billion dollar industry. Larry Burch of Potato Chip Institute notes chip makers recall the invention fondly as nutritionists debate its value as a snack. About 150 U.S. manufacturers belong to the institute, which held its annual four day meeting as 150 chip makers and sellers discussed industry growth and labeling concerns.
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San Francisco
America
Tolslake
Larry Burch
Cleveland
Ohio
Potato Chip Institute
Inter-palignal
Talian
Saratoga, Nly
Saratoga Chips
Cartos
Saratoga
United States
Institute
Burch
Mother of Eleven Kills Sister Over Drug Danger Tale
In Sacramento a dramatic case centers on Nodie Granger who said she killed her sister Sarah Ford after suspecting her of dragging Gaynale Granger into drugs and crime. The judge ordered a pre-sentence report while Granger remains free on home detention with her eleven children. A separate bill proposes a 951000 appropriation to buy the Leland Stanford home in Sacramento as a state historic site.
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Mianne
Ure
Braise
Nodie Granger
Paul Baker
Sarah Ford
Gaynale
Sacramento
Leland Stanford
Drunken Walking Hazard Highlighted by Police Study
Massachusetts police report show drunken pedestrians and drivers in fatal crashes. A study found 47 percent of adult pedestrians killed in traffic accidents last year were drunk, while 52 percent of drivers over 21 were intoxicated. Overall 1,006 people died in various traffic crashes in the state.
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Massachusetts
East Germany weighs pact talks with Vatican
Diplomatic sources say East Germany may enter negotiations for a Vatican pact. Talks reportedly occurred in Yugoslavia with Catholic Church figures possibly including Archbishop Mario Cagna, the papal representative in Belgrade, indicating the regime eyes informal Rome ties despite discouraging religious practice at home.
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VPT
East Germany
Vatican
Yugoslavia
Mario Cagna
Belgrade
Rome
Alfred Rengsch
Berlin
Cyprus airliner crash kills 38 on mountain
An Egyptian airliner with 48 aboard crashed Monday night into a mountain peak in northern Cyprus. Egyptair said all aboard were killed, including seven crew and 31 passengers. Nationalities include 15 British, eight Americans, plus Egyptians, a Frenchman, a Canadian, and a Jordanian. Most victims were believed to be older couples from a Wings of Welwyn Garden tour. Debris covered a wide, sparsely wooded slope. UN and British rescue teams were alerted but no survivors found.
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Siée
Cyprus
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London
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Cairo
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Sidd
Egypt
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Brileia
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Black Sea
Moscow
Aeroflot
Seal Feeds During Cold Snap At Stoneham Zoo
A seal at Stoneham Zoo in Massachusetts is pictured during feeding as New England endures a cold snap. The animal appears silhouetted against a winter sky while catching a fish, with the region emerging from two weeks of unusually warm weather.
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Stoneham
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Judge slaying may have been reflex act in 1970 Marin case
In Marin County a defense attorney suggested the judge killing during a 1970 courthouse hostage incident may have been a reflex act by an officer after another convict was shot by police. Magee faces trial for the judge’s death as witnesses describe the chaotic scene with hostages and gunfire in the van.
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San Quentin
Stucell Magee
Marin
Allanpt
Ranimeal Bondoc
Haley
Magee
Bondoc
Bondoe
Gary Thomas
William Christmas
Marin County
Eugene R. Fontaine
Thomas
Gaia
Jonathan Jackson
Robbery and assault at San Francisco church
A man and woman posing as seekers for a priest confession pistol whipped Rev Kevin Gaffey at St Cecilia's Church and, with five women present, looted Sunday receipts. They forced the priest and congregants into a walk in safe, then fled with an undetermined sum. Police said the woman cited deep personal problems.
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San Francisco
APJ
Womn Carlier
Kevin Galley
St. Cecilia's Church
Gaffey
Polics
Big dope smuggler given 20 year sentence in U S
New York UPI report says Joseph Ricord, 63, headed a heroin import operation that moved about ten kilograms yearly into the United States. Judge John Cannella imposed the maximum 20 years and a $25,000 fine, calling the drug flow deadly. Ricord, convicted December 13 of conspiracy to smuggle an estimated $1.0 million in heroin into Florida in October 1970, maintained his innocence.
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UPI
Ieguste
Joseph Nicard
U.S
Trict
John Cannella
Ricord
United States
Dee
Florida
Missing car mix up leads to quick return in Torrington
A Torrington resident reported his car stolen after leaving a private club. About 30 minutes later a man, slightly intoxicated, admitted he had driven the wrong car home, seeing keys in the ignition. The car was returned. both cars were the same color but different makes.
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Torrington
Wyo
Sheriff's Office
Enly
Three Black Men Executed in Chicago Slayings
Three unidentified Black men were found shot to death in a near North Side apartment in an apparent execution-style killing. Police said all shots were to the back of the head. a pillow muffled the shots, 22 caliber shell casings were recovered, and the victims appeared to have occupied the unit without the owner’s consent.
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Chicago
UPI
Near North Side
Cook County
Iceland seeks aid for Helgafjell volcano victims
Prime Minister Olafur Johannesson urged international help for homeless residents of Heimaey as the Helgafjell eruption destroyed homes and farms. Parliament backed a relief effort including a $5 million loan and a Special fund of up to 80 million for cleanup and restoration, with many islanders expected to return once safe.
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SPI
Olafur Johannesson
Helgafjell
Iceland
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Heimaéy
Helgatjell
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Teeland
Ders
Heimagey
Taman
Central Bank of
Einar Augustsson
United States
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Ile
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