Senator Ervin to Release Columbia Album This Winter
Senator Sam Ervin Jr of North Carolina plans a Columbia Records album recorded at his Morganton home. It features stories on family memory moonshine court cases and Bible and poetry quotes. Producer Al Ham expects strong first week sales.
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Hijacked PAL jet lands safely in Hong Kong amid crisis
A Philippine Airlines jet seized by three teens during a domestic Philippine flight landed at Kai Tak airport Hong Kong after a tense emergency. Passengers were released in Manila and Hong Kong while authorities tightened security and flights were suspended. The hijackers demanded food fuel and flight plans and cited martial law as their motive.
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California to restrict burglar alarms sounding like sirens
SACRAMENTO AP The California Highway Patrol will move to prohibit the sale of vehicle burglar alarms that imitate sirens or emergency vehicle sounds. Commissioner Walter Padinski said alarms that imitate a siren are illegal while those that merely ring or beep are legal. An increasing number of public alerts mimic sirens, Padinski noted.
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House Okays Home Rule Bill For D C
The House approved a home rule bill by 343 to 74 to restore suffrage to Washington D C for the first time in nine years. It would elect a mayor and a three member city council while Congress and the President retain control of the budget court system and criminal laws. most federal and military installations would stay under federal control. The bill moves to a House Senate conference committee as a stronger Senate bill has passed.
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Spaghetti World Record Banquet Ends With Laughs
Hollywood report of a chaotic pasta contest sees John Lombino eat 2.2 pounds of spaghetti to win while Louise Plourde laments as she admits not liking pasta and vows to attack Guinness records. The event, amid jokes, lists Lombino’s cheese-eating and prune-gobbling feats and hints at a political resignation rumor.
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Three scientists share 1973 Nobel Prize in Medicine
Karl von Frisch Konrad Lorenz and Nikolaas Tinbergen, two Austrians and a Dutchman, win the Nobel Prize for Medicine for discoveries on animal and individual behavior. The trio will equally share a prize valued at 112834 dollars as they are praised for organizing studies of behavioral patterns across insects birds and mammals.
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CSEA denies Reagan charges over confidential records
The California State Employees Association denies wrongdoing in claims that confidential patient records from state mental hospitals were shared with unauthorized persons. CSEA officials, including Walter Taylor, Leroy Pemberton, and Rick Funderburg, were subpoenaed and ordered to testify before a health department inquiry into the hospital phaseout.
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Golden Gate Bridge claims 500th self death victim
UPI reports the Golden Gate Bridge saw its 500th known death by self action when Steven Hoag, 26, of San Francisco, jumped from the north end at 4:45 pm and washed ashore in San Francisco Bay. Coroners note he left a despondent note, with the body found near Marin County after the fall.
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Testimony Reread in Bunyard Double Murder Trial
In Mariposa AP report three psychiatrists reread testimony to the jury in the John Phillip Bunyard murder case. The seven woman five man panel deliberated two hours without a verdict amid disputes on diminished capacity at the time of the shootings of Nandy Chalberg and Helen Cramer during a three day Easter crime spree. Bunyard pleads innocent by reason of insanity and not guilty by reason of insanity.
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