Dearing Johnson founder of ice cream chain dies in Manhattan
Howard Dearing Johnson, founder of the nationwide orange, white and blue ice cream chain, died at his Manhattan home on Tuesday at age 71. He started in 1925 in Wollaston Mass evolving to 28 flavors and franchised restaurants, growing to about 200 by 1950 before retiring in 195 Yes the firm is now led by his son Howard B. Johnson, 39.
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Train crash toll climbs to 102 in Vierzy tunnel
The Vierzy tunnel collision in France raised the death toll to 102 as rescuers found ten more bodies, officials said. The final count could reach 120 as crews continued searching debris. two express trains struck wreckage from a partially collapsed tunnel ceiling Friday night.
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ITT Signs Settlement In Three Antitrust Suits
ITT agreed with the Justice Department to settle three antitrust suits after the SEC charged Howard J. Aibel and John Navin with failing to disclose conflicts of interest and insider trading tied to ITT stock. The decree states the company and officers did not admit or deny the allegations, and both officers acted in good faith believing their actions lawful.
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Grounding of 215 U S planes follows fatal crash
The Air Force grounded about 215 planes nationwide after Sunday’s fatal crash at Elgin Air Force Base Florida. Two crewmen escaped a capsule explosion but their parachute failed to open. causes include pilot error mechanical failure and undetermined factors.
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Capitol protest set for tomorrow amid local objections
Washington's black community opposes a Thursday march labeled Ring Around Congress. Organizers plan a midday Capitol encirclement with silent singing, featuring speakers Anan Baes and Amy Lou Hammer. Some Black leaders criticize the event as drawing crowds and straining resources.
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Former bank president indicted in Capron estate theft
Albert L. Shipley, former president of First National Bank of Jeresno, and his wife Evelyn were indicted by the Fresno County grand jury on charges of conspiring to steal about 240,000 from the George Capron estate while Shipley served as conservator. They surrendered in Pasadena and posted 30,000 bail. The alleged thefts were uncovered during an investigation into Shipley’s handling of the Capron estate.
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Instant sand castles sold in Milan toy dept
In Milan Italy department stores offer large plastic molds shaped like the Milan Cathedral and other historic monuments for rapid sand castles. The item appears in the toy department as a ready kit for constructing castle shapes and similar structures.
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Liberal mayors clash over Nixon Vietnam plan
A coalition of liberal mayors from about 380 cities seeks to block a national conference endorsement of President Nixon's Vietnam policy. A contentious vote on a withdrawal by a set date drew sharp divides with supporters accusing opponents of marginalizing urban voices.
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Marijuana conviction overturned in Florida appeal
In Tallahassee, the District Court of Appeal ruled to overturn a marijuana conviction tied to Shirley Thompson a Palatka divorcee. Chief Judge Sam Spector wrote the opinion noting an inherent inducement in the pickup setup and freed Thompson from the charge. The case arose from an August 1970 deferral where Thompson allegedly accepted an invitation to an apartment with Tom Spencer. A roommate testified about their conduct on the couch and related activities.
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AMA backs easing pot laws but keeps private possession penalties
In San Francisco the American Medical Association House of Delegates defers full legalization of private marijuana possession, labeling it at most a misdemeanor. The California delegation pushed the measure amid debate on whether doctors tacitly endorsed marijuana use. The body also urged reduced tobacco use at sessions and caution in prescribing for athletes.
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Sierra Club Lawsuit Dismissed Over Logging in Humboldt
U S District Judge Alfonso J Zirpoli dismissed a Sierra Club suit seeking an injunction and six point five four million dollars against Humboldt Fir Inc over logging in the Salmon Kennedy Alps Primitive Area. The ruling noted the case involved fewer than one thousand acres though described as sixty thousand in the original filing. Regional Forester Doug Leisz praised the ruling upholding harvest planning and professional timber practices in national forests.
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AMA House debates smoking ban policy at sessions
Members of the House of Delegates of the American Medical Association debated discouraging smoking at sessions. A Minnesota delegate with a pipe raised objections about personal psychology and gratification. The AMA policy urges members to lead by example and offer advice to combat smoking.
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