Ice Cream Chain Founder Wratinasday Dies in Manhattan
New York United Press International reports the death of Dearing Johnson founder of a nationwide orange and blue restaurant chain famed for 28 ice cream flavors. Johnson, 74, died at home in Manhattan Tuesday. He retired in 1989, and his son Howard G. Johnson now heads the business. Johnson started in 1925 taking over a Wollaston variety-store confectionery, expanding to 28 flavors that year and selling to restaurants, later franchising and growing to about 200 restaurants by 1950.
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French train crash toll rises to 102 in Soissons
Officials say the high speed train crash near Soissons France killed 102 with the death toll possibly rising to 120 as rescue teams searched the wreckage. The express rammed into debris from a collapsed parking garage ceiling, causing widespread casualties.
ITT signs settlement with SEC over inside trading
The SEC charged ITT and executives including J Aibel and John Navin with selling stock on inside information. ITT did not admit or deny the RC's allegations, agreeing only not to violate laws in the future. The company said the women acted in good faith and believed their actions lawful.
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Seven Air Force planes crash grounds fleet nationwide
An Air Force bomber crash off Elgin base this Sunday marks the seventh fatal crash in four years and the 28th in 215 planes to trigger a nationwide grounding. Pilot error, mechanical failure, and undetermined causes are cited as leading factors. two crewmen escaped before the sea crash, but the escape capsule parachute failed to deploy.
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Capitol protest set for tomorrow in Washington
A planned midday demonstration at the Capitol draws DC area observers amid objections from some Black leaders. Organizers say a march will encircle the Capitol, with hours split between silence and singing as Joan Race and Fanny Law Hammer prepare to speak.
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Former Fresno bank president indicted in estate theft case
Albert Liship Jew and Evelyn, his wife, indicted by Fresno County grand jury on charges of stealing 240 dollars from estate of millionaire George Capron. Indictment handed down last week and cited transfers of sums to their own use. The Shipleys surrendered in Pasadena, free on twenty thousand dollars bail. Indictment tied to thefts uncovered in 1970 during investigation of Shipley’s handling of Capron estate. Shipley formerly president of First National Bank of Fresno.
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Liberal mayors clash over Nixon Vietnam plan vote
Liberal mayors led by Norman Mineta and John Lindsay push against backing Nixon Vietnam policy at the U S Conference of Mayors meeting. A coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats sought a specific withdrawal date, while efforts to table or narrow debate on the Nixon resolution faced resistance.
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Marijuana conviction overturned in Florida appeals ruling
In a Florida First District Court of Appeal decision written by Chief Judge Sam Spector the marijuana conviction of Tara Spencer was overturned and the one year jail sentence rescinded. The ruling found no basis to uphold the charge tied to an alleged setup by bar patronage and a female agent described as luring a man into the crime of smoking marijuana.
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AMA body favors easing pot laws
The American Medical Association's House of Delegates voted to watered down a stance on marijuana, rejecting abolition of criminal penalties for private possession and labeling small amounts as a misdemeanor. The California delegation pushed for softer policy amid debates and national calls for legalization.
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Sierra Club Loses Suit To Halt Humboldt Logging
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The Sierra Club lost a suit to halt logging in Humboldt County National Forest. Judge Affonso Zirpoli dismissed the injunction and $6.54 million in damages claim against Humboldt Fir Inc. The case involved about 60,000 acres. the ruling noted only under 1,000 acres were active, highlighting long range planning and professional timber harvesting in national forests.
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Doctors veto smoking ban in AMA delegates vote
In San Francisco UPI reports AMA House of Delegates voted to discourage smoking at sessions but not ban it. Some delegates argued people complain of tobacco harm while others worried about personal psychology and gratification. The debate centered on setting an example and offering advice rather than prohibition.
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