Johnson founder of orange white blue ice cream chain dies
News in review reports the founder of a nationwide orange white and blue ice cream restaurant chain died at his Manhattan home at age 75. He retired in 1959 and his son Howard B. Johnson, 39, now heads the business. Born in 1900s, he started in Wollaston Mass in 1925 expanding to 30 restaurants by 1950.
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French Train Crash Death Toll Rises in Somme Region
UPI reports in Vierzy and Soissons rescuers found 10 more bodies as the death toll from the Friday night wreck climbs toward 120. Officials said debris and mangled cars were cleared and a massive search continues.
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ITT signs suit settlement in New York decree
ITT and two officers settled three antitrust suits after SEC charges for failing to disclose in a prospectus a negative development. The officers Howard J. Sibel and John Nav faced insider information claims. ITT did not admit or deny the allegations while agreeing to future compliance.
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Air Force grounds swing wing bombers for seventh time
U.S. Air Force grounded the swing wing bomber fleet for the seventh time in four years after a Sunday crash near Bilgin Field Florida. Two crewmen escaped before the crash, but their ejector capsule parachute failed to open. The grounding follows 22nd crash in about 215 planes with causes spanning pilot error mechanical failures and undetermined factors.
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Protest Set to March Around Capitol in Demonstration
Tomorrow in Washington a protest is planned with demonstrators encircling the Capitol. Speakers include Joan Bues and Fanny Lau Hammer, Mississippi civil rights leader, while some black leaders oppose the march citing parade permit and lodging demands. The District of Columbia is reported as more than 70 percent black.
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Indicted Fresno Bank Chief In Capron Estate Theft
Former First National Bank of Fresno president Shipley and his wife Evelyn Shipley were indicted by the Fresno County grand jury on charges of stealing about 240000 from millionaire George Capron estate. They surrendered in Pagadena and posted 40000 bail. The alleged thefts occurred 1967 to 1969 while Shipley was estate conservator.
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Milan Cathedrals, Monuments Used in Sand Castle Trend
In Emil an Italy report from UPI the latest trend shows department stores selling large pastel mois to build sand castles near the Milan Cathedral and other historic monuments as part of an unusual tourism and craft craze.
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Liberal mayors block Nixon Vietnam plan debate clash
New Orleans AP reports liberal big city mayors sought to block a Nixon endorsed Vietnam policy at the U S Conference of Mayors. A coalition of moderates and Republicans pushed to withdraw troops by Oct 1 1972 with a staggered timetable, prompting defiant remarks from pro Nixon leaders and calls for more debate on education and integration policies.
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Marijuana conviction overturned in Florida appeal
In a 74 opinion the 1st District Court of Appeal overturned a marijuana conviction and one year jail sentence for Shirley Thompson, a Palatka divorcee, tied to a St Augustine investigation prompted by Sheriff Did Jey Garrett. The ruling cited improper inducement and dismissed charges as a miscarriage of justice.
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AMA body favors easing pot laws
The American Medical Association House of Delegates favored a cautious step to liberalize its stance on marijuana use but rejected recommendations to legalize private possession. The resolution passed amid debate at the annual convention, reflecting evolving views while maintaining criminal penalties for private possession.
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Sierra Club Loses Suit to Halt Humboldt Logging
UPI reports United States District Judge Alfonso J. Zirpoli dismissed the Sierra Club suit seeking injuction and 6.54 million in damages against Humboldt Fir International. The club claimed 60,000 acres of pristine forest in the Salmon Kennedy Alpine Area, but the judge found under 1,000 acres involved. US Regional Forester Doug Leisz praised the ruling for recognizing long range planning and professional timber harvesting in national forests.
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Doctors veto smoking ban in AMA meeting
AMA House of Delegates voted to discourage banning smoking, not forbid it, amid debate. A Minnesota delegate held up a pipe in protest, arguing personal gratification harms personal health if smoking is banned. The policy urges members to lead by example and help fight smoking.
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