Brownell declines Nixon post but keeps Supreme Court as option
Former attorney general Herbert Brownell said he will not take a job in the Nixon administration after a luncheon with President elect Nixon. He remains a potential Supreme Court nominee. Also present, Robert Murphy, Nixon's Johnson-era envoy, offered no details on discussions. Maj. Gen. Charles P. Stone, amid Vietnam furor, retires after 11 months leading the 4th Infantry. he predicts allied pacification but warns the foe could return. Margaret B. Laird, New Jersey's first assemblywoman and suffrage pioneer, dies at 97 in Brielle nursing home.
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Poet Hart Ginsberg Hurt in Two Car Crash
Beat poet Allen Ginsberg is reported in satisfactory condition after a two car collision near Albany County airport. He sustained a broken hip and broken ribs in the wreck.
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Kennedy kin dedicates youth center pool in memory of father
Joseph P Kennedy III dedicates a swimming pool at a Texas youth center on Friday in memory of his slain father Senator Robert F Kennedy. The 16 year old wore a PT boat tie clasp and teased his sister Kathleen as he pretended to push her into the pool.
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Cleaver Not on Montreal Flight Promised by Panthers
San Francisco AP report says a Panther spokesman hinted at a surprise at a Montreal antiwar meeting. California authorities questioned a scheme to land fugitive Eldridge Cleaver in Canada as 68 Panthers traveled from Bay Area and Los Angeles to Montreal. Airline declined recognition of Cleaver aboard. Federal warrant requested but denied for lack of evidence.
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Variable clouds and windy conditions prevail in Long Beach and nearby regions with gusts up to 30 to 35 mph. Cooler days with possible snow flurries in interior and desert mountains, and scattered showers in southern areas. Highs range from 52 to 70 across valleys and lower regions.
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Mama Spiegelman dies in Victorville crash with children
Mrs Gaye M Spiegelman known as Mama Spiegelman and topless mother of eight was killed Friday in a wagon rollover near Victorville after a Los Angeles bound station wagon collided with an oncoming pickup. Three of her children died and four others escaped serious injuries.
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Mrs Beatrice Fox Auerbach Dies at 81 in Hartford
Mrs Beatrice Fox Auerbach a leading woman retailer died Friday in Hartford Hospital at age 81. She succeeded her father Moses Fox in 1938 as president of G Fox and Co department store in Hartford, a company founded by her grandfather Gershon Fox over a century ago.
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Rudd Seeks Army Induction to Fuel Democratic Movement
Mark Rudd former Columbia SDS chairman, 21, says he will report for a preinduction physical in Irvington New Jersey Monday. He vows to join the army if forced, aiming to organize GIs into a democratic revolutionary movement to oppose the Vietnam War.
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Copra Fire Breaks Out at Los Angeles Harbor Tank
A large copra storage tank at Los Angeles Harbor suffered a fire Saturday causing about 520,000 in damage. Seven LA city fire companies and two fireboats fought the blaze in the 65 foot high by 60 foot diameter tank with no injuries reported. Officials said it could smolder for 10 hours or more. A second item notes a Burlington freight train derailed in Batavia, with over 20 cars involved. No injuries reported.
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Pittsburgh Girl Wins Teen Title
Melicia Babish, 17 from Pittsburgh, was crowned Miss Teenage America at Fort Worth Texas. She beat 59 contestants by singing and dancing a South Pacific routine and earned a $10,000 four year scholarship, a wardrobe, 60 shares of stock and a year of travel.
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Thanksgiving Holiday Traffic Toll Sets New Record
Traffic deaths over the long Thanksgiving weekend risen to 510 since Wednesday start, with the toll to midnight Sunday. The count surpasses last year and nears the all time high set in 1966, while AP cites 530 auto deaths over a recent four day nonholiday weekend.
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