Sinatra named in assault complaint and Palm Springs incident
A Salt Lake City insurance agent Frank J. Weinstock, 35, signed a complaint alleging he was pushed and menaced by Frank Sinatra and beaten by three men in Sinatra's party at a Palm Springs California restaurant in May. Palm Springs officials awaited Sinatra's statement before action. Also noted, Denis Banks released on 105000 bond in rapid city after surrender over 12 counts tied to Wounded Knee occupation. Lindbergh paid tribute to Alexis Carrel at Georgetown event marking Carrel's birth centennial.
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Rapid City
Wounded Knee
U.S
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Fred Nichel
Sioux Falls
Banks
Pennington County
United Methodist Church of
Charles A. Lindbergh
Alexis Carrell
Lindbergh
Georgetown University Medical Center
Washington
Carrel
Blasts on Train Prompt Navy Damage Claim by SP
Southern Pacific Transportation claims government negligence caused explosions on a train near Roseville. SP seeks 23.9 million in damages, alleging defective bombs and boxcars and improper loading, while governments’ investigations continue.
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Roseville
Souther Pacific Transportation Co
Navy
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James Shea
Shea
Hawthorne
Nev
City crime falls as suburbs rise in first quarter 1973
FBI Uniform Crime Reports show serious crime down one percent nationwide in Q1 1973, with 100 of the largest cities reporting reductions. Violent crime rose six percent while property crime fell two percent. Suburban agencies up five percent and rural areas up six percent.
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Las Vegas
Washington
UPI
FBI
Elliot K. Richardson
Richardson
Study on euthanasia sparks AMA commission proposal
New York AMA president chef Dr. Malcolm Todd urged forming a national commission to study the ethics of prolonging life for terminal patients in pain. He warned mercy killing will rise in public focus after a New York physician was indicted for alleged mercy killing. Todd called for a mixed panel of doctors lawyers clergy and public to craft official policy.
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Malcolm Todd
AMA
Vincent Montemarano
Todd
Safeway accused of pricing violations under food freeze rules
AP reports Safeway Stores faces a federal class action for allegedly selling food and nonfood items up to 10 percent above permitted prices since the June 14 milk price freeze. Joan Abrams, 39, of Palo Alto seeks 8.25 million dollars in damages. her suit also alleges meat price violations since March 28. Safeway declined blame, citing careful compliance and possible clerical errors. A separate AP note mentions AMA delegates debating mercy killing with varied physician opinions on dignity and right to refuse heroic measures.
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Palo Alig
US District Court
Intern Revenue Service
Safeway
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