Kaiser estate in Honolulu for sale at 2.5 million
The Honolulu estate of Henry J. Kaiser is for sale for 2.5 million. The package comprises six occupied houses on 308,950 square feet of land. The main marble lined mansion features a sunken tub built in television private garden radio gates intercom system and Olympic size pool. Mrs Kaiser remains in New York and is likely to make that city her home. Kaiser died August 24 1967 at age 85.
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Honolulu
Henry J. Kaiser
Portland Man Bluffs Bank in Houston Bomb Threat
Police arrested Curtis Arthur Morerelli, 22, of Portland, Oregon, after he demanded 100000 from a Houston bank employee and threatened to blow up the bank with a homemade bomb in a paper sack. The device proved to be a loaf of bread and three bananas. He faces charges of attempted robbery by assault.
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Curtis Arthur Morerelli
Portland
Ore
Affton Woman’s Letters Aid Marine in Vietnam
Mrs BurLan Akins of Affton St Louis sends letters and care packages to Marine Cpl Jon MacPamplin 21 of Arkansas. The Marine sends a $500 check and invites Mrs Akins, her daughter, and a friend to a night out. Akins says she has never met MacPamplin, but her son Rocky served with him at Camp Lejeune and is now en route to Vietnam.
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Burlan Akins
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Affton
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Idaho protestor avoids jail over leash law fine
Protestor Dee Mansfield faced a 5 fine or 24 hours in jail for keeping a dog in Idaho without a leash. She requested confinement to be with her preschool children, but police and the judge refused. Officials ultimately liened her bank account and she paid the fine.
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Dee Mansfield
Carl Hall
Boston students funded by West Coast marijuana trips
Federal narcotics official says some Greater Boston college students fly to the West Coast to buy marijuana and sell it to peers. Bowman G. Taylor, regional head of the bureau, says students make the trip twice a month and clear about $8,000 per trip, with some being coeds.
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Boston
Greater Boston College
West Coast
Bowman G. Taylor
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Population study says Black residents do not lower property values
Los Angeles based researcher John M. McQuiston of USC's population research lab argues that rising Black population in a neighborhood does not reduce property values. He says the area is not invaded but bequeathed by departing Caucasians, with decline already established by the time Black residents reach five percent.
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Los Angeles
John M. McQuiston
University of Southern California
Population Research Laboratory
McQuiston
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