John Fell Stevens to wed Elizabeth Flood in June
Daily review notes John Fell Stevensort son of the late Adlai Stevenson, set to marry Elizabeth Flood in June at Woodside. It marks his second marriage while Mood is a first-time bride. details include marriage plans and related civic notes.
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Potato chip origin myth fuels a billion dollar industry
In San Francisco a 1950s tale credits the potato chip’s rise to a cooking mishap by a Sara toga chef, sparking nostalgia and industry lore. The Polo Chip Institute reports about 430 U S manufacturers, 1 500 chip makers gathering for an annual meeting to discuss boosting consumption beyond four percent of plant foods, while executives defend chips as nutritious.
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Ohio
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Saratoga
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Mother of eleven kills wayward sister in drug drama
In Miami a mother of eleven told a judge she killed her sister, suspecting the woman influenced her teenage daughter into drugs and prostitution. The case began after the sister moved in, with the daughter’s school decline and truancy escalating until the fatal shooting. A pre-sentence report was ordered and the defendant was allowed to stay at home pending further action. In a separate note, Sacramento lawmakers introduced a 951000 bill to buy the Leland Stanford home as a state historic site.
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Odie Granger
Paul Baker
Sarah Sanford
Miami
Gaynale
Sacramento
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Drunken Walking Unsafe Too in Massachusetts Study
UPI reports Massachusetts state police warn drunken pedestrians face high risk. A police study of 9 pedestrian deaths found 42 percent of adults killed in traffic accidents last year were intoxicated. Blood tests of 19 fatally injured drivers showed 53 percent were drunk. Police recorded 1,006 fatalities from all fatal accidents statewide last year.
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East Germany eyes pact talks with the Vatican
Diplomatic sources report East Germany preparing for negotiations with the Vatican. Discussions reportedly include church officials such as Archbishop Mario Cagna in Belgrade and probe talks through Cardinal Alfred Pengsh last year. The Vatican regards the East German church as strong within the bloc amid limited religious practice.
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Northern Cyprus Jet Crash Kills 38 Victims
A Soviet built Egyptian Ilyushin 18 turboprop crashed into a mountain in Northern Cyprus killing 38 aboard. The crew of seven and 31 passengers, including 15 Britons, eight Americans, two Swedes, two Egyptians, a Frenchman, a Canadian and an Irish traveler, were reported dead. A Wings of Welwyn Garden tour group from Britain organized the flight from Cairo to Nicosia. Debris scattered on the mountainside as rescue efforts began. most victims were believed to be older couples.
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Seal at Stoneham Zoo Feeds as Cold Snap Looms
A seal at the Stoneham Zoo in Stoneham Massachusetts silhouettes against the winter sky while catching a fish during feeding time. As New Englanders bundle up for a cold snap moving into the area, the marine mammal team notes the cooler weather suits the animals after two weeks of unseasonably warm conditions.
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Judge slaying may have been reflex action in 1970 incident
San Quentin inmate Magee defense argues the judge Harold Haley killing may have been a reflex action by an officer or another convict during the failed Marine courthouse escape. testimonies described a pistol shot, a flinch, and a van exchange of gunfire as inmates were herded into a transport.
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Robbery at St. Cecilia's: Priest pistol whipped
In San Francisco a young woman and male companion posed as parishioners to reach Rev. Kevin Caffey for a confession at St. Cecilia's Church. They pistol whipped the priest and a group of five women, then forced them to count Sunday receipts in a basement before fleeing with an undetermined sum from one of the city's wealthiest parishes. The couple, who appeared a day early for the confession, claimed personal problems.
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Kevin Caffey
St. Cecilia's Church
Dope smuggling kingpin given 20 years in prison
UPI reports August Joseph Ricord, 63, head of a heroin smuggling operation, received the maximum sentence of 20 years and a heavy fine. Judge John Cannell said the drug quantity implied large casualties comparable to Vietnam. Government labeled Ricord the nation’s biggest heroin trafficker. he maintained innocence.
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UPI
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Missing Car Mistaken as Stolen in Torrington
A Torrington resident reported his car stolen after leaving a private club, only to have a drunken man call to say he mistakenly drove the other car home. The cars were the same color but different makes, and the rightful owner recovered his vehicle.
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Three Black Men Executed in Chicago Slayings
Three Black men were found shot in an apartment on Chicago's Near North Side with hands tied behind their backs. Each victim was shot in the back of the head and the scene suggested execution style killings. A security guard received an anonymous tip and after gaining entry found the bodies in a sparsely furnished top-floor unit with a child’s bicycle and clothing present. Police noted the men appeared to have occupied the apartment without the owner’s consent and recovered .22 caliber shell casings and a muffling pillow. Coroner said death occurred within 10 to 20 hours.
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Plea aired to aid victims of volcano Helgafjell
Iceland Prime Minister Olafur Johannesson urged international help for homeless Helgafjell islanders to rebuild on Teeland mainland with prefabricated houses and funds. Parliament approved a five million dollar relief loan and set up a nine member aid committee while a special fund aims to repair Vestmannaeyjar and support the fishing sector with a projected ten million dollar loss this year.
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