Brando feud with order cited in Playboy interview
United Press International reports Marlon Brando again targetting the Alexian Brothers over a 4 year dispute tied to a Menominee land claim near Gresham Wisconsin. Brother Maurice Wilson denies a deed transfer, while Brando questions the brothers actions amid the broader claims and protests.
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Kenneth R. Clark
United Press International
Marlon Brando
Alexian Brothers
Playboy
Brando
Gresham
Wis
Maurice Wilson
Atlanta
Fuel destroyed in Salisbury oil complex fire
Rhodesian military said nationalist guerrillas started a blaze at Salisbury oil refining complex. Flames rose 600 feet. 11 tanks and fuel valued over $3 million destroyed. No deaths or injuries reported. investigators cited evidence of terrorism and tracer bullets seen by witnesses.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Munique
Kent jury panel under way in Kent State shootings trial
jury selection continues in the Kent State civil case over the 1970 campus shootings. Defendants including Gov. James Rhodes and 27 Ohio National Guard members face a possible $600000 out-of-court settlement, with plaintiffs seeking more. The retrial revisits damages after a 1975 verdict was overturned for trial errors.
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James Rhodes
Ohio National Guard
UPI
Kent
6Th
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Christmas Dinner for Keystone Weak Ones CB Club
The Keystone Weak Ones CB Club Inc held its Christmas dinner at Cedarwood Lodge with Butch Nelson leading the activities team and Mary Jo Ross and Sally Morretti assisting. Guest speaker Donald DeCarbo discussed charities for the handicapped in Lawrence County. Prizes included a floral centerpiece won by Julia Acquaviva and Santa dolls by Mrs Morretti won by Martha Aeschbacher. Next meeting is at Mike Isabella's Restaurant. coffee break planned for Feb. 25 at Shenango fire hall.
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Keystone Weak Ones CB Club Inc
Cedarwood Lodge
Sam Librizzi
Donald DeCarbo
Lawrence County
Keystone Weak Ones
Julia Acquaviva
Santa Claus
Morretti
Martha Aeschbacher
Mrs. Ross
Donna Librizzi
Ida White
Albert Owens
George Heckathorne
Mike Isabella
Shenango Fire Hall
Meir laid to rest in rain at Jerusalem grave site
Golda Meir, former Israeli prime minister who led during the Yom Kippur War, was buried at Mount Herzl in a funeral marked by heavy rain. Dignitaries from Israel and abroad attended under umbrellas as she was laid to rest beside Levi Eshkol, with no eulogies per her insistence.
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Mathis Chazanov
Jerusalem
UPI
Golda Meir
Israel
Theodor Herzl
Orna Porath
Carter
Lillian
Yitzhak Navon
Meir
Three Men Escape From Fayette Prison in Uniontown
Three white inmates identified as Donald David Pierce 21 Stanley Dwayne Price 22 and Donald Ray Shields 24 escaped Fayette County Prison after beating two guards and threatening a physician. Pierce, from Hiller, was jailed on aggravated assault endangering etc. All wore bluish green overalls and stand 5 to 6 feet tall with varying hair lengths. Uniontown authorities sought the trio.
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UPI
Fayette County
Donald David Pierce
Hiller
Somerset State Hospital
Stanley Dwayne Price
Oliphant Furnace
Donald Ray Shields
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