Judge Barks and Bites Long Beach Dog Bark Case
Long Beach resident Robert T. Effinger fined 110 and ordered to remove his dog Rusty after a two hour trial. Judge Kenneth E. Sutherland found the dog’s barking a nuisance following testimony from eight neighbors. A two week stay on the fine allowed 48 hours to surrender the animal.
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Long Beach
Kenneth E. Sutherland
Ton
Robert T. Effinger
Newport Ave
Sutherland
James T. Starr
Effinger
Rusty
Sunset Strip curfew riot prompts parental arrest threat
County supervisors threatened to pursue legal action against parents of youths in a Sunset Strip riot and urged the DMV to suspend licenses of teenagers picked up for curfew violations. Supervisor Ernest E. Debs cited state law allowing prosecution of parents for contributing to juvenile delinquency after multiple curfew violations. Police deployed 48 units as Mod Guards and crowds faced massed officers at Sunset and Crescent Heights.
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Sunset Strip
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Ernest E. Debs
Debs
Sunset
Crescent Heights
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Betty Hutton rushed to hospital after overdose
Betty Hutton, claiming threats from ex husband Pete Candoli, was found unconscious at her Three Arch Bay home and rushed to South Coast Community Hospital with a young child. Deputies reported she spoke of suicide. no complaint was signed. Hutton said the couple separated six months ago and divorced in Mexico.
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Betty Hutton
South Coast Community Hospital
Sheriff's
Miss Hutton
la Senda Drive
Three Arch Bay
Laguna Beach
Pete Candoli
Carolyn
Candali
Mexico
California
Strike May Cripple Big TV Shows
New York news report says broadcasting networks and two radio-television performers unions continued negotiations past a midnight strike deadline. A strike could disrupt most television programs nationwide if talks fail.
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New York
Broadcasting Networks
Czechs Arrest US Tour Agent Amid Prague Stop
Washington reports a US travel agent returning from Moscow was arrested by Czechoslovak authorities on spy charges after a Soviet airliner made an unscheduled stop in Prague. The State Department noted possible collusion between Moscow and Prague with suspected espionage and attempted murder.
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Washington
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Prague
State Department
V. Z. Kazan
Harvard Travel Service
Cambridge
Mass
U.S
Johnson Enters Hospital for Corrective Surgery
President Johnson underwent throat and abdominal corrective surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a 10 day pre operative rest. Doctors expected two procedures to last under an hour with incisional hernia repair and polyp removal near the vocal cords. He appeared in good shape and was said to feel well after arrival from Texas.
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Bethesda, Md
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Gemini 12 ends spaceflight era with triumphant splashdown
Gemini 12 missions pilots Edwin E. Aldrin Jr and James A. Lovell Jr returned to the USS Wasp after a 59 orbital journey covering 1.4 million miles. The crew reported success in rendezvous with an Agena rocket and completed the world’s longest spacewalk by Aldrin, as cheers rose from 2,700 sailors and a nationwide TV audience.
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Edwin E
Buzz) Aldrin Jr
Han
Itonan
Navy
James A. Lovell’ Jr
Audi
Housewives Move To Cut Food Prices With Six Point Plan
Industry spokesmen from national associations released a detailed 10 page statement explaining food prices. Los Angeles area housewives intensified a campaign claiming prices are excessively high and urged action to lower costs. They announced a six point program including letters to Gov elect Reagan and a Sunday shopping boycott as part of a broader recruiting and advertising drive.
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Southland
Gemini 12 finale marks end of Schneider’s Gemini era
William Schneider, who directed the Gemini program, watched the Gemini 12 finale at Space Control Center. As astronauts James Lavell and Edwin Aldrin arrived aboard the carrier Wasp to cheers, Schneider quipped that he was out of a job.
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Associated Press
America
Navy says destroyers sink 155 supply barges off North Viet Nam
By October 25 to November 13, U S Navy reports 155 Communist supply barges sunk off North Viet Nam in the first 120 days of a new interdiction campaign. Ground fighting north of Saigon injures a US 1st Division infantry squad. Viet Cong attacks near the coast continue as Admiral Johnson touts the campaign’s substantial effect.
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Saigon
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Navy
U.S. 1St Division
U.S
Lwinamese
Johnson
North Viet
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