Frank Sinatra suit filed in Los Angeles by Weinstock
A Salt Lake City businessman filed a 2.5 million lawsuit in US District Court Los Angeles against Frank Sinatra alleging assault at the Trinidad Hotel lounge last May. The suit names Sinatra and two companions and cites the alleged attack on Weinstock and his wife.
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Salt Lake City
Frank Sinatra
Elc
Pale Springs
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
Frank J. Weinstock
Sinatra
Trinidad Hotel
Black wins runoff spot for mayor of Atlanta Ga
Atlanta voters moved Jackson toward becoming the citys first Black mayor in a major Southern city with 47 percent of the vote. Massell barely made the runoff, Weltner disappointed, and half of voters participated as controversy rose over misprinted ballots and Social Security number demands. Jackson led a field that included Harold Nye and Leroy Johnson, while Fowler won the City Council presidency bid.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
UPL
Maynard Jackson
Jackson
Sam Massell
Massel
Ron Fressman
Charles Weltner
Lester Maddox
B.M
Weltner
Harold Nye
Tinith
Leroy Johnson
Ote
Georgia
Voung
Ruler Cells
Hosen Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference of
Atleta
Wyche Fowler
Fowler
Kiana
Oldest profession town resists closure of brothels
In Waldage Idaho a majority oppose shutting the five houses of prostitution after a local survey by United Press found seven of ten residents favoring keeping them open and two opposing. City officials call the closure permanent, citing state officials and a May news conference. Residents recall the district as long familiar and argue the houses provide safety and economic activity.
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Waldage
Idaho
Weal
Warthernn
United Press Unter
Halimal
Gas dealers vow coordinated protests over Phase 4 price controls
Dealers in several states threaten a nationwide shutdown and price protests to contest Phase 4 ceilings. Oregon Washington Pennsylvania groups urge passing higher costs while others plan legal challenges and selective closings in Nevada Southern California. Leaders cite constitutional rights and urge exemptions from controls as they prepare action across multiple regions.
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Uny
Langsland
Nevada
California
Dpsefire
Oregon
Washington State
Pennsylvania
Surl eyed in gas shutdown
UPI reports the Justice Department studies possible antitrust action against independent gas station operators threatening a moratorium. Mark Anderson notes a possible Clayton Act violation, with no decision timeline. Southern California and Nevada dealers threaten to close stations this week to protest cost of living actions.
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SAN _ FRANCISCO
UPI
Justice Department
Mark Anderson
Department
Antitrust Division
Anderson
California
Nevada
Public outcry over proposed dog and beagle testing by military
Washington reports House and public petitions erupt as Aspin reveals Air Force plans to expose hundreds of beagles to fumes while the Army buys 400 puppies for poison gas tests. A North Carolina girl and a Chicago boy, both angered, write to lawmakers amid protests by animal groups.
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Washington
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Air Force
Aspin
Air Force Restores Employee Back Pay After Retaliation Ruling
Air Force reinstates cost analyst A. Ernnest Fitzgerald with back pay after civil service examiner Harald D. Staiman ruled his 1970 firing was retaliation for congressional testimony. Fitzgerald testified in 1968 that the CSA cargo plane would cost $5 billion, not $3.2 billion, due to overruns.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Civil Service
A. Ernnest
Fitegerald
Defense Department
Harald D. Staiman
Civil Service Commission
Fitzgerald
CSA
Civil Service Examiner
Aler
Deadly hydrogen sulfide cloud drifts over Alberta farms
A mile long hydrogen sulfide gas cloud from a Sunoco well moved over central Alberta farms, prompting evacuations. RCMP said no deaths or injuries yet but warned the lethal gas could kill anyone exposed. Officials feared an overnight frost could push the cloud downward. experts worked to cap the well. The cloud measured about two miles in length and up to 800 feet thick, moving at roughly 100 yards per minute.
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New Norway
Alta
Apl
Alberta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Sunoco
Mounty
Banker's widow sues for six million dollars
Banker's widow Helen Odell of Santa Ynez files a Superior Court suit in San Francisco alleging her husband Robert Odell deprived her of six million dollars over 20 years while she suffered multiple sclerosis. The complaint cites lack of support and a forged or misused document as part of the claim.
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San Francisco
UPL
Robert S Gddell
Helen P. Odell
Santa Ynez
Santa Barbara County
Wells Fargo Bank
Bank of California
New York- Odell
Wells Fargo
Navy Under- Allied
Paul Fs
GE Agrees to FTC Proposal On Board Conflicts
General Electric Co will take steps to avoid directors serving on the boards of major competing firms, following a tentative settlement with the FTC over a complaint that Edmund W. Lituefield served on the boards of both GE and Chrysler Corp. The agency announced the agreement today.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Federal Trade — Commisson
ETC
FTC
Chrysler Corp
Edmund W. Lituefield
PTC
Littlefield
Chrysler
Todiy Freed
Sulmit
Apency
Snake charmers freed after street act court hearing
London court frees two street performers Dennis Carthy 28 and Anthony Gasson 26 who used a king snake as part of their act to attract a crowd. They were accused of obstructing traffic but proved the snake was controlled by their performance.
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London
UPL
Dennis Carthy
Carthy
Anthony Gasson
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