Jane Fonda Sues Playboy Over Bikini Photos
Jane Fonda filed a 17.5 million dollar lawsuit in New York State Supreme Court alleging Playboy invaded her privacy with front view bikini pictures from the set of La Curee. The suit cites emotional distress and professional ridicule and accuses Playboy of unjust enrichment gained from unauthorized photos taken on a set cleared only for her husband and crew.
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Jane
Wll
State Supreme Court
Whl
Miss Fonda
Roger Varin
Vadim
Edmond Tenoudji
Jaccie Hempe
Playboy
Chicago
Hugh M. Hefner
Brigitte Bardot
Cicero March Postponed Amid Civil Rights Tensions
Activists suspend the Sept. 4 Cicero trek in a show of good faith after debates with SCLC and CCCO. Cicero officials fear a parade without permits. Cook County Sheriff Ogilvie warns of a civil rights disaster if King fails to control militant groups. Andrew Young cautions about coalition dissension while noting wide Negro support in Chicago.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Jerome Huey
Cicero
Chester Robinson
West Side Organization
WSO
Chicago
King
Christy Berkos
Chicago-Cicero
Cook County
Richard Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Andrew Young
Robinson
Russian Moon Ship Becomes Silent and Fate Remains Unclear
Tass editors cautioned that no announcement would come during the night as Luna II neared its planned retro-rocket burn to slow and free it from its carrier. If successful, it would enter lunar orbit alongside the U S Orbiter and Luna 10, the singing satellite. The Moscow rally echoed with the Internationale as the Soviet leadership met.
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Tass
U. S
Palace of Congresses
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Walkout Threat Bypasses San Francisco Hospitals
San Francisco health officials warn city and county hospitals to拒拒接受新病人 amid planned nurse walkout Tuesday by 400 to 500 registered nurses.
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San Francisco
UPI
Filis Sox
Lightning sparked Idaho blaze threatens livestock
In southeastern Idaho near Jackpot 19 miles north of Jackpot a lightning storm started a fire that burned 6 000 acres of grazing land and 206 acres of timber destroying at least 1 000 cattle and sheep. Five hundred firefighters battled the blaze as gusty winds hampered containment with all but one of eleven fires controlled by Friday night.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Thomas Creek
Challis
Jackpot
Nev
Black Book Expands With Notorious Names in Nevada
The Black Book, created six years ago to shield the public in Nevada gaming venues, lists mob figures banned from casinos and related venues. Among those named are John Battaglia, Caifano, Civella brothers, Giancana, Alderisio, and Grzebenacy, with notes on arrests, convictions, and changes forthcoming as revisions may remove some names.
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Gaming Commission
Commission
John Louis
John Batts
Battaglia
Los Angles
Marshal “Johnny Marshall
Fano
Chicago
Carl James
Corky” Civella
Kansas City
Nicholas “Nick” Civella
Cork
Michael “Trigger Mite” Coppoa
Miami Beach
Fla
Louis Tom Dragna
Los Angeles
Robert L
Bobby” Garcia
Southern California
Sam “Momo” Giancana
Two Feds Attend Skim Probe Despite Refusing to Talk
Las Vegas and Carson City hearings on unreported casino earnings continue as two federal officials decline to answer questions. interim findings may come next week with no stated recommendations. witness list includes 38 hotel and casino executives and employees plus Ed Torres of Fremont.
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Department of Justice
IRS
Keefer
Commission
Las Vegas
Carson City
Fremont
Ed Torres
Nevada
Las Vegas Strip
FBI
Dean Elson
Elson
Washington
Katzenbach
FBI and Central Telephone Co
George Gordon
Desert Inn
Miami
Fla
Chicago Sun-Times
Sandy Smith
Johnson Embraces Rainy Birthday on Pedernales
President Johnson, on his 58th birthday near the Pedernales River, praised his family’s health and the nation’s prosperity despite gray skies and heavy rain. He said a rancher in the hill country could not have a better birthday.
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Texas
LBJ
Dent Johnson
Pedernales River
Martian ship sightingFades into high altitude balloon over Mojave
Unidentified objects in Southern California skies were explained as a large weather balloon. Los Angeles air traffic control said the balloon hovered near 86 000 feet above the Mojave Desert, measuring 540 feet high and 205 feet in diameter as it drifted slowly. The balloon launched Friday from Holloman Air Force Base Texas.
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Los Angeles
UPS
California
Sunset
Holloman Air Force Base
Tex
Federal Aviation Agency
Pilot Deliberately Crashes To Miss Yank Ground Troops
SAIGON reports a U S Air Force spotter pilot Col Edward Abersold deliberately crashed his crippled Cessna Bird Dog to avoid firing Marines. The plane took heavy fire over the North Viet Nam panhandle and crashed near a forward base. Abersold walked away unharmed. His wingman Cant Gerv Sheets described the dramatic descent and near-miss with Marines in a tent compound.
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Saigon
Ypi
North
South
Viet Nam
Air Force
Edward Abersold
Tecumeh
Mich
Abersold
Panhandle
North Viet Nam
Gerv D. Shre
Phillipsburg
Kan
South Viet Nam
U.S
Avoi
Metcalfe Celebrates 65 Bombing in Natchez
George Metcalfe, a longtime civil rights leader, led a downtown march in Natchez to mark the first anniversary of the car bombing that wounded him and sparked protests and boycotts. He blamed unidentified suspects, suggesting Klansmen, while FBI officials reportedly lacked enough evidence for charges. He recalls the blast at the Armstrong Tire plant parking lot and the lasting injuries he carries.
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Natchez
Miss
UPI
George Metcalfe
Al~ort
Metcalfe
FBI
Traver
Armstrong Tire and Rubber Co
Hurricane Faith Weighs Course As It Slows In Doldrums
Hurricane Faith entered a weather slot off the Bahamas and slowed its forward pace as it pondered a path toward the northwest. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Miami said the storm may turn late today while producing heavy squalls and 40 to 60 mph winds near Grand Turk Caicos Mayaguana and San Salvador Cat Island.
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Miami
UPS
Faith
Bahamas
Bahamas Island
Gilbert Clark
National Hurricane Center
Grand Turk and
Caicos Islands
Mayaguana Island
San Salvador
Cat Island
Murphy Improves After Vocal Cord Surgery
Hollywood news report says Sen. George Murphy, age 64, is recovering after surgery to remove potentially cancerous tissue from his vocal cords at Holy wood Presbyterian Hospital. Attendants say tests to determine malignancy are pending with results due next week. He is expected to travel home early next week and return to Washington, D.C., the following week.
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Hollywood
UPI
George Murphy
Holywood Presbyterian Hospital
Murphy
T E Hospital
Washington, D.C
Johnson urges Western Dems to keep pushing reform
President Johnson spoke by telephone to the Western States Democratic Conference in Montana saying the 89th Congress passed landmark laws on education voting rights Medicare and safety but warned no administration can solve all 20th century problems. He urged continued effort for clean air water and equal rights and access to education medical care decent housing and good jobs.
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Johnson
Lady Birdad
Idaho
Clorado
Oklahoma
Harold Wilson
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Harry S Truman
Danny Thomas
Western Union Telephone Girls
Denver
Chian De~orra
Columbus
Honoy
David Dutinke
International Lades Carment Workers Union
Glacier National Park
Montana
Texas
Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Princent Johnson
Congress
Picketing Workers Aid Fired Woman In Oregon Dispute
In Gardiner Oregon workers from Plywood Workers Union Local 2195 picketed the Long Bell plywood plant after Patricia Morris a night shift worker aged 15 07 was fired for allegedly refusing to change her dress. The International Panel has filed a federal suit in Portland accusing the walkout of breach of contract seeking 4289.0 dollars per day until resolved.
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Gardiner, Ore
API
International Parer Company
Plywood Workers Union Local 2195
Patricia Morris
Harley Gray
S‘gh
International Panel
Portland
Mass killer arrestee appears in New Haven court
Arthur J. Davis faced a swift private court appearance as police guarded against threats amid an alleged mass slayings case. He was brought before Assistant Superior Court Clerk Louis P. Hurley and returned to jail with a four man detail.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Arthur J. Davis
Davis
Superior Court
Louis P. Hurley
West Berlin arrests mother and son in child kidnapping case
Police report Annie Henschel and her son Joachim held for questioning in the abduction of a four year old Canadian girl. A third son Juergen, 22, is being sought with warnings he may be dangerous. A second brief item notes Kasler treated in a North Vietnamese hospital shown in a three minute film.
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Berlin
UPT
West Berlin
Annie Henschel
Joachim
Juergen
Tokyo
UPI
James H. Kasler
Nippon Demon News
Air Force
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Playboy Magazine
Black Book
Core Gambling
Max Jaben
Grzebenacy
Murray
Humphrey
Felix
Milwaukee
Phil” Alderisio
Phoenix
Alderisio
Gamine Snokesmen
Garcia
Marshall
Caifano
Allard Roen
Rudy Kolo
Marshal
Triana
Egents
Chicago Crime Commission
Tony Accardo
Capone Gane
The
Giancona
Cal-Neva Lodge
Frank Sinatra
Black Rock
Accardo
Wst International
Georges Lemay
Canada
PRI
Skim
Johnson City, Tex
National Briefs
Cincinnati, Ohio
Sylvia Sabin
Albert Sabin
Ohio
Robert F. Kennedy
GOP
World Briefs
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