Everett wins paternity suit ruling. Jackson Five face theft charges
The Daily Review wires report Chad Everett beat a paternity claim in Superior Court with Judge Ladis dismissing the jury and ruling he is not the father of a 3 month old infant. In San Fernando, P Jackson 2 Teriano Jackson 19 and Sanders Bracy 24 were ordered to stand trial for receiving stolen property tied to 50 apartment burglaries. Roy Scheider will return to Franklin and Marshall College to teach and act. Charlotte Curtis named editor of the oped page succeeding Harrison Salisbury. Maria Callas postpones first public appearance in eight years due to eye ailment with a new recital set for Nov 26.
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Sheila Scott
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Teriano “Tite” &. Jackson
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Bubba" Bracy
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
Roy Scheider
Franklin and Marshall College
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Lancaster
F&m Green Room Theater
Maria Callas
Royal Festival Hall
London
Paris
Federal agents indict ten in multimillion gambling ring
Federal agents say a multimillion dollar gambling and loansharking ring was broken with the indictment and arrest of ten Southern California men. The case involved bookmaking and loansharking operations in Long Beach Orange County East Los Angeles and Whittier. Officials said the group took more than 2000 in bets daily during a six week period in late 1972 and earned about 3.5 million dollars yearly from bookmaking.
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FBI
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Orange County
Whittier
Federal Grand Jury
Roosevelt demands apology over Bahama PM murder plot charge
Elliott Roosevelt demands a public apology from Sen. Henry M. Jackson for allowing testimony before a Senate subcommittee that a man offered $100 to kill Bahamian Prime Minister Lyndon Pindling. Roosevelt calls the charge an outright lie and accuses the panel of smearing him for a sensational headline. Jackson says he will comment after receiving the cable.
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Henry M. Jackson
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Jackson
Senate Subcommittee On Permanent Investigations
Washington
Louis P. Mastriana
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Michael McLaney
Lyndon
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Miami
New Jersey
Amy Vanderbilt Teaches Etiquette To New York Cabbies
Amy Vanderbilt lectures a Waldorf Astoria cabbie class on etiquette for Scull's Angels. She stresses kindness to women and imbibing perspective, while cabbies share thoughts on behavior and handling unruly passengers.
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Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Scull
Miss Vanderbilt
California Patrolman Kills Hitchhiker in Self Defense
SACRAMENTO API A county sheriff spokesman said a California highway patrolman shot and killed Glen Johnson 21 of Salt Lake City after Johnson allegedly pulled a 38 caliber pistol as the trooper Earl Doyle 8 year veteran and recent Medal for Valor recipient tried to help two hitchhikers on the South Sacramento Freeway Doyle said he patted a bulge in Johnsons jacket and the man drew a pistol firing three shots Jett 22 of New York and West Virginia fled into bushes Doyle later questioned at sheriff s office The trooper won the Valor medal last June for rescuing a man from a burning pickup truck in February.
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Utah
California
Sacramento County
Boyle
Johnson
Florin Road
Armolé Glenn Jett
New York
West Virginia
Doyle
Jett
Diamond
Berkeley car wash killing shocks San Jose student
S.J. student Richard Carter, 20, of 3588 Payne Ave San Jose, was shot twice in the head at the Bubble Car Wash at Ashby and San Pablo in Berkeley Wednesday night and died at Herrick Hospital. Two men who escaped are sought. police have no clue on suspects.
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UPI
San Jose
Richard Carter
Payne Ave
Apt. 8
Ashby and
San Pablo Avenues
Herrick Hospital
Balloon student makes 17 mile trip cut to half mile
Brad Semich, a 17 year old son of a Griffin balloon manufacturer, arrived at Gordon buster College for his first classes in Barnesville by balloon. He planned to travel the full 17 miles but bad weather shortened the flight to about half a mile. Several students and academic dean Dr. James Strickland joined short balloon rides.
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UPI
Brad Semich
Griffin
Gordonbuster College
Semich
James Strickland
Ex-school chief loses sex trial in Sacramento case
Former principal Raymond Evans was deemed unfit for service by Sacramento Unified after an eight day civil trial. Superior Court Judge William White found 17 charges justified by the board of education dating to July 1972, including 10 incidents of immorality and 17 of unfitness for service.
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Sacramento Unified School District
Superior Court
William White
Raymond Evans
Evans
Board of Education
White
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