Celebrity Accused in LA Beating and Legal Battles
Davy Wilson, the entertainer known as Flip Wilson, faced a Los Angeles arrest for allegedly beating a business partner and attempting to kill her with a gum. She files two Superior Court suits seeking 4 million dollars, claiming a 1 year partnership and creation of entertainment enterprises.
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Flip Wilson Jeff
Los Angeles
Sylvia Teresa Doyle
Ielevision and Recording Enterprises
Wilson
Deserter testifies then surrenders before hearing
An Army deserter, Edward B. Sawders, 25, of Detroit, testified at a congressional hearing in the Rayburn Building before surrendering to Capitol Police. He spoke of joining Vietnam service, witnessing napalm and white phosphorus harm civilians, and living underground since deserting in 1970 while his mother watched from the audience.
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UPT
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Sawders
Detroit
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Rayburn
Capitol
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Abzug
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Lari Sawders
Vietnam
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Chicago
New York
Whiting
Brazil
Nuclear pacemaker gains approval for widespread use
The Atomic Energy Commission approves a thin nuclear powered pacemaker to be implanted in 480 patients in the United States over the next two years. The device uses plutonium to generate pulses that drive the heart, and is manufactured by Federaline Inc of Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Fediranie Inc
Minndapalis, Minn
Explosions Rock Bomb Train Near Roseville and Tucson
A second bomb laden freight train exploded near Roseville and a separate blast damaged a Southern Pacific train east of Tucson. Railroad officials said crews escaped unharmed except for minor injuries. authorities investigated sabotage while residents reported a mushroom cloud likeness and widespread shock. Local witnesses described intense fires and homes affected as investigators pursued leads.
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McAlestar
Okla
Rangeland
Tucson
Bradshaw
Southern Pacific
Roseville
FBI
Fresno
Newspren
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PBI
Ville
Saltrancher
Lloyd Adams
George Lent
Velma Sheltran
Dragoon
Shai
Early signs of heart disease found in 95 schoolboys
UC researchers led by physiologist Jack Walmore studied 95 boys ages 1 to 14 from 400 public schools deemed healthy and well fed. Results show 48 near obesity and 12 clearly obese while high cholesterol and endurance measures indicated early warning signs of heart disease.
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DAVIS
University of California
Pepa
Wilmore
Ken Willard
San Francisco 49Ers
Maryland rent control law passes with five percent cap
Maryland Gov. Marvin Mundal signs the measure described as the nation s first statewide rent control law. The act sets a five percent cap on rent increases dating to the lifting of federal controls in January and aims to roll back higher increases already charged, drawing opposition from landlords.
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Baltimore
Marvin M. Mundal
Stolen Goods Ring Smashed in San Jose Market Raid
Deputies say they busted a operation selling stolen items at the San Jose Flea Market and a warehouse raid linked to John Zaun. They recovered over 7400 dollars in goods including a camera tied to Tavenswood High and a synthesizer from Palo Alto. Zaun faces charges in San Mateo County and was released on bail.
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Los Angeles
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Mary Sant Yorly
Citizens Committee On
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San Jose
Ap)—Sheriff's Deputies
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Zaun
Ban
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Sheriff's Department
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San Mateo
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Zauu
Aden
Nteims
Electron
Tavenswood High Scheel
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