Hepburn and Streisand Tie for Oscar in Historic First
Katharine Hepburn wins her third Oscar tying Barbra Streisand for Funny Girl in a first ever actor actress tie. Cliff Robertson earns Best Actor for Charly while Oliver! takes Best Picture. Jack Albertson and Ruth Gordon win supporting acting honors.
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Barbra Streisand
Academy
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Eleanor of Aquitaine
Miss Streisand
Fanny Brice
Cliff Robertson
Charly
Jack Albertson
Ruth Gordon
Robertson
Peter O’toole
Ron Moody
The
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Action Line helps readers with public inquiries
Reader asks to display a 1956 Chevrolet at Bob Spreen Cadillac lot in Downey for a returning son in law from Vietnam. Action Line directs contact to Bob Spreen Jr. at 868-9931 to arrange a one day outdoor exhibit.
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Vietnam
Bob Spreen
Studebaker Road
Downey
H.M
Bob Spreen Jr
How to Clean Old Oil Paintings Safely
An expert notes cleaning varies by painting age base soiling and brushwork. Safer methods require professional assessment and may use brushes or absorbent materials. proper solvents depend on specific artwork. Benjamin Johnson of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art offers consultations at 937-4250.
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M.P
Long Beach
Richard W. Saar
Southland
Saar
Carl Clark
Carolyn Keck
Benjamin Johnson
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Sirhan Jury Out on Bucher Case Findings and Reprimand
Navy silent on radio report that court of inquiry found Cmdr Lloyd Bucher innocent of violating regulations in surrendering the Pueblo but recommended a reprimand for failing to destroy secret documents. Admissible findings may lead to a letter of reprimand, with a 20 volume record forwarded to Adm John Hyland and higher authorities, including the White House.
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Navy
Cmdr
Lloyd Bucher
Uss Pueblo
North Korea
Los Angeles
KFWB
Adm
John Hyland
Pacific Fleet
Hawaii
Bucher
Hyland
Secretary of the Navy
White House
Panel Deliberations Begin in Kennedy Assassination Case
After 15 weeks of trial and ten months since the crime, a 12‑member jury in Los Angeles began deliberations on Sirhan Sirhan’s guilt or innocence in the Kennedy assassination. Judge Herbert Walker instructed them on first and second degree murder and the possibility of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert Francis Kennedy
Superior Court
Herbert Walker
Kennedy
Refund Request After Overpayment With S&P Investment Co
M B of Lynwood reports purchase of property in Arizona through S P Investment Co San Bernardino. After paying off the account a form promised a refund of an overpayment but no refund has arrived. Susan Bullard of the firm’s customer service asked staff for clarification.
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Arizona
S&p Investment Company
San Bernardino
M.B
Lynwood
Susan Bullard
Sec
Secretary apologizes for refund check delay and mails it
The secretary thought another clerk adjusted the account and sent the refund check. She apologized for the delay and said she would mail the refund check immediately.
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Retary
Medicare Supplements Up To Personal Wealth
Readers asked if private medical or hospital insurance should supplement Medicare. Authorities say yes if affordable, especially with property. Supplements cover items Medicare misses or provide cash while hospitalized, aiding hedge against medical costs.
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W.B
Long Beach
Health Insurance Institute of America
Park Ave
New York
N.Y
Health Insurance Institute
Charlotte Crenson
Social Security Administration
Baltimore
Harvard Boycott to Continue at Cambridge Campus
Harvard University students including a moderate coalition voted to keep the class boycott with eight demands and a three day administration reply deadline. About 6,000 gathered in the stadium as SDS faced boos. SDS did not present its six demands.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Harvard University
Memorial Church
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Nixon Outlines Domestic Plan In State of Union Preview
President Nixon sends Congress a 1969 homefront program with higher Social Security benefits and crime crackdowns. He cuts the budget by four billion dollars to just over $192 billion and promises detailed agency by agency funding later this week. He pledges bold welfare reform to tackle hunger and malnutrition and vows a full reappraisal of welfare programs. The outline drew a muted early reaction in Congress.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Can't Pay Today You May Still File to Save Interest
IRS explains if you file a return before midnight without payment you will get a bill and pay six percent annual interest. If you miss the filing deadline altogether you face a five percent monthly penalty on the amount owed.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Reagan Calls for Two Term Limit on Governors
Governor Ronald Reagan urged California lawmakers to enforce a two term limit for governors and to ensure the governor and lieutenant governor run on a single ticket. He supported constitutional amendments by Assemblyman Charles Conrad and noted past defeats of similar proposals.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Senate and
Assembly
Reagan
Charles Conrad
Sherman Oaks
proDar is WCHUCKL Watch the clock face and hands
A cryptic line about proDar and WCHUCKL invites contemplation of time. The statement links clock imagery to identity and roles as if each person is a hand on a shared dial. Its meaning remains elusive, inviting interpretation rather than a concrete event.
Berserk Veteran Kills Two Police In Siege
A disabled Marine veteran Frank Kulak 40 described as the bomb maker at Goldblatt Brothers Department Store killed two officers and wounded five during a five hour siege in Chicago. Deputy Chief James Rochford said Kulak surrendered from a third floor apartment after negotiations. Police identified the officers as Detective Gerald Stubig and Sergeant James Schaffer.
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UPS
James Rochford
Frank Kulak
Korea
Kulak
Rochford
Goldblatt Brothers
Gerald Stubig
James Schaffer
Fourth District
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