Tiger safety debate at Ringling Bros circus opening
Review notes a debate over whether a tiger should be protected from the public or the public from the tiger as Ringling Bros circus opens at Madison Square Garden. The finale features a 350 pound tiger named Prince and 140 pound trainer Gunther Gebel-Willans riding on an elephant. Critics say the nylon leash on Princes collar offers insufficient public protection if the tiger shifts perch.
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Ringling, Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
Fae
Prince
Gunther Gebel Willans
GM Focus on Smog Efforts and Emission Debate
General Motors executives spoke in San Francisco about progress in emission controls, safety, and AI. Dr. Ernest Starkman urged deferring 1975 federal emissions standards for a year, predicting catalytic converters could cut noxious gases. He suggested California may need stricter controls while other regions use looser limits. GM explores two car types pending EPA approval and acknowledges differing smog needs.
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San
Starkman
United States
California
Environmental Protection Agency
Oscar Lundin
General Motors
Fremont
Lavin
Michipan
Dangers of methaqualone drug exposed in Senate hearings
Michigan psychiatrist Dr Richard Kinnes told a Senate subcommittee methaqualone known as Quaaludes is an addicting drug with dangerous withdrawal. Witnesses called it a rising “love drug” and cited misinformation, noting it can lower inhibitions and extend sexual activity while risking convulsions and death.
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Washington
UPI
Michigan
Senate
Hichard Kinlnes
University of Michigan-Washtenaw County Community Mental Health Center
Kannes
Heron
Bayh
Les Daroff
Daroff
Jefferson Medleal College
Philadelphia
Bergman meal sparks mild illness and odd gossip in London
Ingrid Bergman reportedly attacked a watery cabbage soup lunch in London, part of Sylvia Zalmansen's reported Russian Jewish jail term for hijacking plans, while Misa Bergman claimed the meal keeps people alive. Donald O Connell and Gloria O Connell divorce rumors surfaced in Hollywood. Tito of Yugoslavia was endorsed for the Nobel Peace Prize by British MPs. Sir Rudolph Bing performed in a non singing role at the New York City Opera in the East Coast premiere of The Young Lord.
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London
Ingrid Bergman
Sylvia Zalmansen
Israel
Misa Bergman
Tito
Yugoslavia
House of Commons
Rudolph Bing
Metropolitan Opera
Vight
New York City Opera
Rudolph
Lord
Hans Werner Henze
Germany
Magee jury deadlocked after three days of deliberation
In Marin County California UPI reports the six men and six women jury in Tuchell Magee's murder kidnap trial failed to reach a verdict after three days of deliberations. Judge Moton R Calvin ordered further talks and the jurors sought a written copy of jury instructions. Angela Davis, Magee's former co defendant, attended the proceedings and was previously acquitted.
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San Francisco
UPI
Tuchell Magee
Mamy County
Superior Court
Mot Fon R. Calvin
Magee
Eautl
Angela Davis
Counn
Colvin
Muder of Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
Wild horses eyed as humane controls proposed
Western officials discuss wild horse overpopulation with 170000-strong estimate. options include relocation to public lands, private care, or humane disposal. BLM resists mass destruction, favoring selective removal amid ongoing debate in Nevada and Idaho. Local crime notes reference a separate murder and courtroom deliberations involving Magee and Colvin in California.
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Ray Wilkes
BLM
Nevada
Clair Whitlock
Idaho
Wilkes
The Morning News Publication Notice and Addresses
Fragmented OCR reveals a publication notice for The Morning News Daily Review with multiple offices in San Leandro Hayward Alameda County and California. It lists subscriber rates and contact addresses including 116 W Wilton Ave and 185 Pactolt St with office phone numbers and three city offices.
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Incalidahon Ane
Sursteys Iaw
Witon Ave
Hayward Alameda County
California
Parad
Prigitt
San Leandro
Pactolt St
Sapteandia
Cahtyaar
Caner Square
Hemant
Calif
Pot users rights speaker at Senate hearing
Washington, IP. A Consumers Union spokesman told a Senate commerce subcommittee that about 20 million marijuana users should be protected by a federal Consumer Protection Agency. Peter Schuck said the agency would defend consumer interests, while Sen. James B. Allen questioned broad powers.
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Washington
Federal
Consumer Protection Agency
Consumers Union
Congress
Peter Schuck
Washington Nffice
Senate Commerce
Schuck
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Allen
Consumer Report
CIA
Pot a likely cause of cancer
AP reports Dr. Wolfgang Vogel and two colleagues applied the same tar testing methods used in a U.S. Surgeon General cigarette study to marijuana. They claim marijuana tar may cause cancer similarly, noting pot smokers hold smoke in their lungs longer and that two reefers could deliver tar comparable to a pack of cigarettes.
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Phuadilpeia
Wolfgang Vogel
U.S
Genotad
Gald Vogel
Jefferson Medical College
Vogel
Aid 9
Kanvas Jefferson University
Deterson
John C. Cottrell
Leung S. Sohn
Philadelphia Medical Examiner's
Nine hospital workers charged in patient beatings
BAIE SAINT PAUL, Que. Nine male hospital employees at Sainte Anne Hospital were charged with assaulting patients over 40, beating them with woolen straps and feather paddles. The case followed a provincial police probe at the 5m-bed facility, as investigators noted injuries and concerns about care.
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Baie Sain Paul
Sainte Anne
Wiles
Quebec City
Hunter finds lone nugget in Sierra hills sparks gold fever
Rose, 51, claims discovery of a six inch gold nugget weighing 28 ounces with lava particles near Sierra City at 5000 feet in the northern Mother Lode. He says the area will be kept secret, and reports that the find could fetch up to eighteen thousand dollars, though current value around two thousand eight hundred. He notes the enduring lure of gold fever and historical echoes of the 1849 rush.
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Grass Valley
Doi Rose
Mother Lode
California
Rose
Sierra
Raye
Vale
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Hollywood
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Mont
Bureau of Land Management
Washington, D.C
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
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Northern
the Baily Review
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Tos
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Amon Tile
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Sateen Eae
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Hayward
Walnut Creek Pass
Jean Elbee
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Coatesville
Grass Vale
Hunter
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