Farewell salute for Gen Omar Bradley in California
Gen Omar N. Bradley aged 84 bids farewell in Los Alamitos California. The California National Guard staged a 19 cannon salute as Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. awards the Medal of Valor while Bradley moves to Fort Bliss Texas for health reasons and to stay near military personnel.
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California
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Fort Bliss
Tex
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West Point
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Armed Forces Reserve Center
Frank Schober Jr
Gov
Brown
Final remarks in Bolles car bomb murder trial stated
A sequestered jury will hear judge Howard Thompson’s closing remarks Monday in Phoenix as Max Dunlap and James Robison face first degree murder and conspiracy charges in Don Bolles’ death. Testimony closed Thursday after earlier proceedings and Adamson’s confession linked the defendants to the bombing.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Don Bolles
Phoenix
Max Dunlap
Chandler
James Robison
Howard Thompson
John Harvey Adamson
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Robison
Bolles
Dunlap
Playgirl subscriptions trend in Lincoln surprises local readers
A national survey shows 2.08 of 100 Lincoln households subscribe to Playgirl versus 1.79 nationally for Playboy. Cliff Cairnes of Playgirl says most buyers are curious readers at newsstands, with 90 percent of 800,000 purchases at stands. Lincoln also leads National Geographic and Better Homes and Gardens in local reach, underscoring Lilac City culture.
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Lincoln
Playgirl
Playboy
Mable
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City of
Lilac City
Capital G
Clifford Cairnes
Los Angeles
Cliff
Cornhuskerland
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National Geographic
Condemned King case fugitive James Earl Ray faces extended sentence
James Earl Ray, convicted in Tennessee of a prison escape tied to a bid for a new King murder trial, receives an added one to two years on top of his 99 year term. He testified the break aimed to strike a deal with U.S. Attorney General Griffin Bell. Also noted are claims about Imelda Marcos endowing Tufts for Asian studies and Patricia Neal’s Knoxville ceremony honoring her acting career. The report includes Anita Bryant’s position on equal rights and a North Carolina murder trial where Daniel R. Webster urged death, receiving a gas chamber sentence.
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James Earl Ray
Tennessee
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
U.S
Daniel R. Webster
Mocksville
N.C
Webster
Gladys Beauchamp Webster
Free Men group in Maryland challenging male stereotypes
Dennis Gilbert and colleagues form Free Men in Columbia to tackle sexism and rigid roles restricting men. They argue traditional pressures to succeed curb emotions and relationships and say feminism offered few answers for men. The group seeks awareness and dialogue among peers.
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UPI
Dennis Gilbert
Gilbert
Columbia, Md
National Organization For Women
Richard Haddad
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Haddad
Sterilized dimes tied to tumors sparks cautionary note
Denver researchers Dr. George E. Moore and Dr. William N. Palmer report in JAMA that sterilized dimes placed in 35 rats produced cancerous tumors. They say the work aims to critique arbitrary food bans though critics call it misused money and animals.
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UPI
Denver General Hospital
George E. Moore
William N. Palmer
Journal of the American Medical Assn
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Moore
U.S. Food and Drug Ad
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