1500 On 69 Rolls By Donald Mullen
A year in review style list notes 1969 calendar quirks from Save the Pun week to Silent Record week and upcoming Swamp Cabbage Festival. It cites over 1500 special days and events in Chases calendar of annual events with January highlighted.
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Donald FE. Mullen
New York
UPI
la Belle
Fla
San
Iceland
Hickley
Ohio
Great Smoky Mountains
University of Detroit
America
el Salvador
Cosby
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Ferracees
Honolulu
St. Ignace
Mich
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Beatles Split Homes Shaping Debacle Near London
John Lennon and Ringo Starr exit their St George's Hill enclave near Weybridge and Elstead estates as domestic splits unfold. Lennon moves to Montagu Square with Yoko Ono, while Starr buys a 16th century house near Elstead with Maureen and two sons. Lennon's and Starrs prices at 40000 and 5000 pounds reflect a new era as fans fade and Harrison and McCartney remain in place. The piece notes legal and social fallout from divorces and the Belt housing culture surrounding London.
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UPI
Beatles
John Lennon
Ringo Stan
Lennon
St. George's Hill
Waybridge
Cynthia
Montagu Square
Yoko Ono
Ringo
Maureen
Elstead
Peter Sellers
Brit Ekland
Starr
George Harrison
Harrison
Patti Boyd
Esher
Weybridge
Claremont Drive
Esh
Surry
England
McCartney
Paul McCartney
St. John's Wood
Martha
Kintyre
Scotland
Cynthia Lennon
Julian
U S Bombers Strike Around Saigon in New Offensive
Reports say American B 52 bombers hit targets around Saigon in a renewed air assault against communist bases. The dispatch notes heavy bombing, significant munitions use, and claims of casualties among enemy forces amid ongoing hostility in the region.
West Texas Weather Service workers honored in ceremony
Oliver Newton of the agricultural advisory staff at Texas A&M Experiment Station and Charles M. Crouch of Amarillo Weather Bureau were among recipients. The TM West Texas network was cited as one of 12 circuits sharing weather data across multiple states.
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Hub City
Oliver Newton
Bureau
Texas A&m Agricultural Experiment Station
Charles M. Crouch
Amarillo
West Texas Network
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
Rio Grande Valley
Riley
Lubbock
West Texas
Charles
Pat) Thomas
Washington, D. C
Joe Sasaman
Aviation Service Orations
Fort Worth
W. D
Dub) Rogers Jr
Jud Dixon
UPI
Dallas
Derek Rooke
Farm Newsme
WMC Ly Memphis
Enn
Brent
WSB
Atlanta
AMOP
California Campus Faces Five Night Attacks Amid Tension
In California, a former San Mateo dean's home was targeted by five mob incidents as campuses remain guarded. Governor Reagan urged tougher penalties for campus troublemakers and an equal education plan across nine universities and 19 state colleges. San Francisco State operates under police and volunteer staff as AFT threatens broader strikes. Fog shrouds the campus while classes continue and a dean calls attendance poor amid walkouts.
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College of San Mateo
Sacramento
Reagan
S. I. Hayakaiwa
San Francisco State
American Federation of Teachers
University of California
Eldridge Cleaver
New Left
Tom Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
Herbert Marcuse
AFT
Black Students Union
SDS
Third World Liberation
Pacific Ocean
Federal strike forces praised for booming anti crime push
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark credited federal strike forces with 189 racketeering indictments in 1968, including La Cosa Nostra members. Indictments rose in Buffalo 1967 21 and 34 in 1968. Detroit 67. Brooklyn 71. Chicago 12. Philadelphia 5. Miami and Newark reported no indictments. Overall 800 indicted 435 convicted. Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Bureau formed 1968 with 3 600 arrests. Selective Service prosecutions rose to 2 500. federal prison population reached 20 037 with record low inmate age 28.
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Ramsey Clark
la Cosa Nostra
Department of Justice
Clark
Buffalo
N.Y
Detroit
Brookly
Chicago
Philadelphia
Miami
Newark
N.J
Justice Department
Organized Crime
Criminal Division
Department
FBI
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Narcotics Bureau
New
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Harvard Student Found Slain In Dorm Room
Harvard girl Beverly Britton was found dead from ax wounds in her nightgown at 6 University Road near the campus. Police say her boyfriend James Humphreys called in and detectives note she planned a Vietnam departure and missed a semester exam. Neighbors recall her as bright and artistic. parents live in Needham.
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Harvard
James Humphreys
Miss Britton
Vietnam
Harvard University
Anthropology Department
Iran
France
Needham
Boston
Beverly S.mans
Albert DeSalvo
Radcliffe Institute
Banks Across Texas Hike Rates Amid Slowing Growth
Financial leaders warn of high money costs as demand for loans remains strong. Texas banks including Republic National Dallas and United Austin move to higher rates while others reassess in a tightening credit market amid economic signals and regional policy shifts.
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Irving Trust Co
New York
Republic National Bank
Dallas
Texas
First National
Houston
First City National
Austin National Bank
American National Bank At
Austin
United
Beirut
San Antonio
Yafi
France
Israel
Nixon appointee Rogers urges patience in Paris talks
President elect Nixon’s secretary of state designate William P. Rogers asked Republicans for patient support as long negotiations may be needed to end the Vietnam war at the Paris talks. Senator Gordon Allott said Rogers warned against rush demands that could weaken the effort.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Gordon Allott
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Rogers
Allott
Colorado
GOP House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nixon
Paris
Robert H. Finch
Finch
Senate Finance Committee
David M. 'Kennedy
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Sirhan Trial Delayed as Judge Adopts 30 Day Postponement
In a courtroom with 75 spectators, Judge Herbert V. Walker postponed Sirhan's case to 2 p.m. Wednesday after defense moves to delay. Cooper sought to set aside Sirhan's innocent plea to motion to quash the indictment, while others noted political comments about Cabinet picks by Goldwater and Hickel during session.
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Herbert V. Walker
Cooper
Sirhan
Trudeau’s intimate dinner with a British actress amid royal reception
At a Geneva conference Trudeau dined with a young actress identified as Jennifer Hales and faced questions about keeping a personal date. Queen invited leaders and spouses to a palace reception. Multiple birth announcements from West Texas Hospital follow, noting names, locations, and newborn weights and times.
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London Evening Standard
Jennifer Hales
Palace
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