Johannesburg court fines man for kiss on white woman
A 26 year old Black man was fined 200 rand after kissing a white woman in an elevator at Johannesburg's main post office. Miss Amour Loren described injury to dignity as the kiss occurred March 31 in a crowded lift. The judge ruled actions across races can be insulting.
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Chrisostome Magubane
IJ. Luther
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Leonora Perez
Thomas O Brien
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Edward Stein
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Grizzly Defended Bear Spares Utah Professor
In Yellowstone a defended grizzly mauling of Keith Gilbert a Utah State University professor did not result in the animal’s destruction. Gilbert suffered severe injuries and was hospitalized after a Monday attack in a remote park area.
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Moving Van and Home Damaged by Fires in Las Vegas
Las Vegas firefighters report a 40 foot moving van trailer burned soon after being loaded for Mountain Home Idaho. Damages estimated at 25000 if on road. cause a smoldering object between carpets. In a separate blaze Jean Villaire’s home at 4514 Carriage Lane suffered about 10000 in damage with moderate kitchen damage and heavy smoke throughout. investigation ongoing.
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Las Vegas
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Power outage hits New World and Winterwood towns
A heatwave left New World and Winterwood residents without air conditioning for hours as two transformers burned out in Nevada Power Co. service area. Temperatures reached 113 degrees. One transformer was slated to return in minutes with the second within an hour.
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Woman sentenced to ten years for robbery involving tourist
Olvia Lynn Mayes of 3601 FE Cambridge received a ten year prison term after conviction for grand larceny tied to robbing a tourist she allegedly lured to a hotel room. Court records note prostitution related offenses while a Flamingo Hotel meeting preceded the theft.
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Cambridge
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Manson Follower Van Houten Deluded By Lynch-Mob Psychology
A psychiatrist testified that Leslie Van Houten and other Manson followers shared a delusion akin to a crowd frenzy, describing it as a temporary loss of moral control. The evidence phase ends as both sides prepare final arguments ahead of a possible jury verdict next week. Van Houten had been convicted of the 1969 LaBianca murders.
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Charles Manson
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Maxwell Keith
Stephen Kay
Kay
Keith
Leno
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van Houten
Mansion Slaying of Socialite and Nurse Stuns Duluth
Elisabeth Congdon 83 and nurse Velma Pietila 65 were found murdered in the Glen Shen mansion on Lake Superior. A blurred fingerprint on a brass candlestick is the only clear clue as investigators suspect robbery and search for suspect across state lines. An empty jewelry box suggested limited valuable loot and the intruder entered via a basement window.
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Duluth
Velma Pietila
Glen Shene
Lake Superior
Ernest Grams
Grams
FBI
Minnesota
Court upholds Zacchini damage suit against TV station
The US Supreme Court in a 5 4 decision rules the First Amendment does not bar a damages suit by Hugo Zacchini the human cannonball whose entire act was broadcast by WEWS Cleveland The court leaves open Ohio law possibly giving the press a privilege but says the federal Constitution does not require it Zacchini seeks $25000 in damages and returns to Cuyahoga County Court for further action The ruling centers on publicity rights and the performer’s livelihood with strong dissent from four justices.
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UPI
Supreme Court
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Hugo Zacchini
WEWS
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Burton
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Ohio Supreme Court
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William Brennan
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Powell
Guessing at the Bridge Table from the Sheinwold Column
Alfred Sheinwold examines a bridge problem from the North hand with South and West vulnerable. He discusses when to guess wrong deliberately and outlines two chances using dummy’s king or the seven of spades to force out the ace. He also presents a Daily Question example and advertises a pocket guide.
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Sheinwold
P.O
Port Washington
N.Y
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