Brown's Papers to Face Suit Over Governor's Records
Sacramento Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan warned any transfer of Gov. Brown's papers to the Bancroft Library could trigger legal action. Brown proposed giving papers to UC Berkeley with life‑long access restrictions, while Jordan insisted the materials remain in the State Archives. He cited precedent from Warren and Knight and warned UC of possible action to keep official documents from leaving Sacramento.
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Teens in Rome protest police limit on Piper Club
About 250 teenagers protested Friday in Rome against police restrictions on their gathering place the Piper Club. Schoolboys with long hair and girls in miniskirts marched from Piazza del Popolo.
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Ring, Vodka Stolen in Rome Near Spanish Steps
A half bottle of vodka and $400 topazting were stolen from the Piper Club dance Friday in downtown Rome. Police shut down the venue each afternoon and warned owners at 4356 Gaylord Wood Avenue Long Beach to enforce age limits 18.
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Kennedy suit tests book serialization in Germany
Mrs Kennedy sues Manchester Harper Row and Cowles over a breach of contract and privacy claim related to a book on her life. Look agreed to alter 1600 words of the four part series. Stern editor Jenni Nannen says Stern plans to print complete text and may pursue legal steps if needed. A Manhattan Supreme Court hearing is set for Tuesday with potential settlement.
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Truce breach and Vietnam war updates across theater
Viet Cong violate truce just after cease fire. U S forces report heavy fighting and air strikes near the border as a 48 hour holiday cessation unfolds. American ships face shelling near the coast while commanders urge vigilance and warn of potential major offensives.
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Crittenden Resigns As California Highway Patrol Chief
Bradford M. Crittenden, California Highway Patrol Commissioner and Republican, resigned effective January 2 as Ronald Reagan takes office. Crittenden, 54, plans to rest and possibly teach in law enforcement, denying any administrative post. His state job paid $22,500 yearly.
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Five Die as Liquid-Propane Truck Crashes on Parkway
Leitchfield Kentucky report says a liquid propane truck toppled onto two autos on the Western Kentucky Parkway near Leitchfield early Friday. At least five people were killed. a survivor, George Wilford of Hopkinsville, was pulled from the wreckage hours later in critical condition. The five bodies remained in the cars as night fell.
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