Stuntman Crampton's Turbulent London Film Act
A fragmentary report details stuntman Crampton's perilous scenes in British film work. It notes his daring dives through glass, high falls, and coordination of large-scale battle sequences in Spain and London, including crashes and arson to depict danger.
Black timpanist Lawrence Jones joins San Francisco Symphony
San Francisco Symphony timpanist Mayne vanes, the first Black woman in the role, discusses her path from New York to San Francisco, facing prejudice, balancing race and gender in classical music, and the hope her breakthrough may open doors for Black musicians.
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UPI
Layne Dunes
Arcestna
Saya
Syiji Qzaws
San Francisco Symphony
Mayne Vanes
Ubbe
Wwe
Mhillard
New York
Breuryborly
New York City
Opein
Leopold Stukowski
American Symphony
Hallel
Mong
Bist Jones
Ozawa
San Frentéson Symphony
Miss Jones
Bn Ban
Francigey
Cash card use by 1980 eyed in cashless trend
FRESNO UPI reports Leonard Mackenzie, president for TRY Data Systems, predicting a shift to instant fund transfers from customer checking accounts to store accounts as bank credit cards begin point-of-sale use within two years. The conference, backed by the International Consumer Credit Association, urged retailers to prepare for a cashierless economy.
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Fresno
UPI
Leonard Mackenzie
TRY Data Systems
International Consumer Credit Association
MacKenny
Ie International Consumer Credit Agsnelathin
MacKenzie
Last of the leftists swattle sale of Marxist works ends
Batterson a Hastings carpenter and longtime pacifist preacher remains a committed leftist. He and his fellow Seatte bookshop owner faced a sale of revolutionary works amid debates on state capitalism and the durability of Marxist ideas in the United States.
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Akin
Sar
Francisco
Yamonaver
Finearald
Warren Kallexig
Hastings
Palnard
Marx
Enguls
Lenin
Mao Tsetusg
Batterson
Seatte
John Birch
Birely Society
Batterion
Cain
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Innocent verdict in Oakes death at Santa Rosa trial
A Sonoma County jury acquitted Michael Morgan, 44, in the shooting death of Richard Oakes, Mohawk activist, after a three day deliberation at the YMCA camp confrontation. Oakes’ widow cried out that justice had not been done as the courtroom reacted to the verdict and testimony showed differing views on motive.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Richard Oakes
Staivist
Sonoma County
Oakeswitow
Edward Krag
Morgan
Antje
Oakos
Onkos
Antiwar groups push COOP to press US firms on Africa policy
UPI reports religious antiwar coalition CALC and allies target U S corporations over military and overseas ventures including weapons, apartheid ties, and Africa operations. The effort seeks disclosures and policy changes from firms like Honeywell, ITT, and Kodak, with stockholder resolutions led by major churches and unions.
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Washington
UPI
America
Coneven
U.S
Honeywell
Trt
Cole
CALC
Niei Church Project
Investmorts
Southerg
National Council of Churches
American Baptist Church
Episeoyral Church
United Methodist Weich
United Prevbyterian Church
Unitarian Universalist Association
Dbw
Resoluioens
Trisclose
Detealls
Africa
Slylistics
Caterpillar Traator Co
Carysler Corp
Bissiian Kodak Co
First Nationality Bank
Gonend Bloo Rirch
International Baxines Machines Corp
Tnternational ‘Telephone & Telegraph Comp
Minnesota Mining and Marylin
Texaen Ihe
Xerox Corp
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