Ozzie Nelson to be buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Ozzie Nelson died at 69 after liver cancer surgery. Services planned for Friday at Forest Lawn in the Hollywood Hills. Survived by wife Harriet Nelson and two sons Ricky and David, plus two brothers and five grandchildren. Tom Hayden announces candidacy for 1976 Senate in California.
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Iowa
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Unemployed Man Turns To Dog Food In Skid Row
A 41 year old unemployed chemical engineer in Los Angeles describes eating two 10 pound bags of dog food as nutrition after five years of joblessness. He compares Alpo to a feast and notes free meals do not replace his needs. Store clerks confirm some adults buy pet food for meals. Experts say data on the scope of the issue is unavailable.
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Austin
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Center For Science In the Public Health
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Fifth World War II plane crashes in Southeast drug run
A B25 bomber crashed in Dawson County Georgia early Tuesday after dropping what authorities say was a ton of marijuana. Two men died in the wreck as investigators chased leads tying the incident to a wave of drug smuggling by air. Federal officials noted aircraft past and present used in illicit operations, with the case highlighting evolving enforcement measures and the role of electronic sensors. Local residents reported hearing the crash around 3 am as money and an empty pistol holster were found at the site. The FAA traced the plane to Dallas and later to a Texas flight instructor, with ownership shifting and no current registration found. Authorities emphasized the case as part of a broader flurry of similar incidents across the region.
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Dallas
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He Was Ready For Robber In Bronx Senior Center
The 71 year old Silverio Mazzella faced a knife man while leaving a Bronx police class for seniors. He defended himself by kicking the attacker, boxing him to the ground, then retrieved the knife and went back to the center to report the incident. Andre Guzman, 28, of the Bronx was later charged with attempted robbery and possession of a dangerous weapon.
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Pension Hike For Legislators To Conference
A proposed revision of state employee pension plans moves to a House Senate conference committee. The Senate would boost legislative retirement benefits by 20 percent, increasing a 10 year veteran's monthly from 187.50 to 225, while the House removed the legislative raise but would raise a nonlegislative worker with 10 years service from 70 to 87.50. IRS warned that without revision the pension fund could lose tax exempt status and face $15 million in taxes. Rep Gladys Marriott said the House measure is on the right track as differences over consolidating systems with highway and patrol retirement are debated.
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