Dyan Cannon Testifies on Grant Divorce Abuse and LSD Use
Dyan Cannon testified in the Cary Grant divorce case that Grant used LSD regularly for about a decade and beat her, laughing and screaming during attacks. She described an Academy Awards incident and noted she had used LSD before marriage but not during it, while two psychiatrists offered varying assessments of Grant’s mental state.
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Cary Grant
Miss Cannon
Grant
Sidney Palmer
USC Medical School
Palmer
John Marmon
UCLA
Marmon
Kitty Randall Found Guilty Of Running House Of Prostitution
A West Palm Beach jury found Ber tha Kitty Randall guilty of operating a bar as a house of prostitution used by the outlaw motorcycle gang. The 48 year old mother of three was sentenced to two years in jail.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Bertha
Kitty) Randall
Royal Dejection and Jailed Rock Group in Malibu
Prince Jamp and Queen Elizabeth say they feel ignored amid a glamorized life. Three Buffalo Springfield members and two others plus 10 women were jailed in Malibu on marijuana suspicion after a loud party at a Topanga home. Neil K. Young 22 Paul R. Furay 23 James M. Messina 20 and manager Eugene Sarns 25 plus Eric P. Clafton 22 were detained. RIP: Noted author Harry Kurnitz dies at 60 after heart attack. Kennedy son-in-law Patrick Nugent volunteers for Air National Guard, reported for duty quietly. Columbia pie incident hits Col Paul Akst during a speech on the draft.
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Topanga
Malibu
Neil K. Young
Hollywood
Paul R. Furay
Los Angeles
James M. Messina
Burbank
Eugene Sarns
Eric P. Clafton
Clafton
the Dream
Israeli hero Dayan hurt in archaeology accident near Tel Aviv
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, famed for his wartime exploits, was seriously injured when sand collapsed at an archaeological dig near Nolon on Tel Aviv’s outskirts. Four children nearby freed him. he suffered rib and spine injuries, cuts, and bruises. He is unconscious. Dayan had lost an eye in 1940 during fighting in Syria.
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Dayan
Israel
Wars
Syria
Nolon
Tel Aviv
Jets Strafe North Vietnamese Convoys Near Khe Sanh
Saigon reports U S aircraft hit seven North Vietnamese truck convoys destroying or damaging 95 trucks. Northeast of Mu Gia pass jets destroyed 30 trucks and damaged 15 with fires and explosions indicating ammunition and fuel loads. Additional strikes wrecked more trucks in the area.
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U.S
Khe Sanh
Mu Gia Pass
Kennedy Urges Dumping of LBJ Housing Plan
Kennedy lobs a challenge to President Johnson by urging Congress to scrap the slum housing program in favor of his own plan that relies on private industry profits. Weaver condemns the move as a rich man’s bill for poor people’s housing while Johnson pushes a six million unit over ten year scheme with private partnership.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
D-Ny
Congress
President Johnson
Robert C. Weaver
Kennedy
Senate Banking
Johnson
U.S
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam War Bay Area Attack and Bombing Update
Navy jets bomb six southbound North Vietnamese convoys in the southern panhandle triggering secondary explosions and fires. Viet Cong shells Tan Son Nhut for the first time in two weeks causing light damage with no casualties. overrun threat to Khe Sanh had reportedly ended. The Tan Son Nhut air base serves as a major commercial field and hosts Gen. Westmoreland’s headquarters.
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U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Khe Sanh
Tan San Nhut
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William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
De Gaulle Demands Full Gold Standard To Replace Dollar
President Charles de Gaulle warned that defending the dollar and pound as world reserves is doomed and urged a return to a full gold standard as the basis of world trade. He warned of a global crisis if the existing system persists, while markets still held firm today.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulle
Thieu Plans 135000 More Viet Troops and Gov Reform
Thieu announced a plan to boost South Vietnam's armed forces by 135000, bringing total to 924000, funded by mobilizing younger age groups. He also pledged to crack down on corruption and improve government efficiency amid wartime strains. In Saigon, police raided post exchange stalls, seizing millions in goods from vending sites. The U.S. agreed to a new arms deal with Jordan, delivering 16 F104 jets and about 100 M48 Patton tanks plus other equipment valued over $30 million to replace losses from prior conflicts.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thien
South Vietnam
U.S. Post Exchange
U.S
Jordan
Washington
Amman
New York Times Service
Hussein
Israel
Winter Storm Rains Close Roads and Schools Across Regions
A fierce winter storm hit the Rockies and southern Plains into the Midwest on Wednesday, forcing school closures and highway bans. Thunderstorms dumped heavy rain from central Texas to northern Arkansas and southern Oklahoma, while Massachusetts faced dam breach threats and evacuations in Taunton. Missouri and central Illinois issued heavy snow warnings as floods continued.
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Midwest
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Taunton
Missouri
Ilinois
Chaplin Jr. Dies After Bath Tub Fall in Hollywood Home
Charles Chaplin Jr., 42, son of Charlie Chaplin and Liza Grey, died after striking his head on a bathtub in his Hollywood residence. He had just returned from a hospital stay for pneumonia and pleurisy, wore a leg cast from a prior fall, and used crutches. Survivors include his grandmother, mother, father, a brother Sidney, and daughter Susan Maree 9 from his marriage to Susan Magness. he had also been married to Marta Brown.
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Charles Chaplin Jr
Liza Grey
Hollywood
Chaplin
Lillian Grey
Sidney
Susan Maree
Susan Magness
Marta Brown
McCurdy Named First U S Consumer Counsel by Johnson
President Johnson designated Cleve land attorney Merle M. B McCurdy as the first U S consumer counsel to guard the public from inferior products and deceptive merchandising. McCurdy, 55, a former U S district attorney and antiriot commission general counsel, will serve in the Justice Department and on Betty Furness staff for consumer affairs. Hamilton Price, 48, head of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, died of a heart attack at his Arcadia home. Adam Clayton Powell to lead University of Florida lecture trail starting March 40, with possible talks at Oxford, Cambridge, and the London School of Economics.
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Justice Department
Betty Furness
Tra M. Price
Los Angeles County Bar Assocition
Arcadia
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Adam Clayton Powell
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Gainesville
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