Gov Brown Turns 37 Amid Birthday Day Off Plans
Gov Edmund Brown Jr planned a rare birthday break to mark his 37th, as aides noted it would be a limited time off since his January 6 swearing in. Press secretary Bill Stall said Brown flew to his Los Angeles home and may have some work with him, with no aides confirmed to contact him today. The report also mentions Mr and Mrs Orion Parks of Montrose Michigan celebrating 70 years of marriage with nine children and a large extended family in attendance.
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Sacramento
Edmund Brown JR
Bill Stall
Brown
Stall
Los Angeles
Orion Parks
Montrose
Mich
Nixon mourns Chiang Kai shek death in San Clemente
Former President Richard Nixon mourns Chiang Kai-shek’s death in a Sunday statement from his San Clemente home. Nixon recalled their long association starting in 1959 during a vice president trip and 1953 meeting, praising Chiang as a statesman and friend.
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San Clemente
Richard Nixon
Chiang
Kal-Shee
Nixon
Teager
Chiang Kai-Shek
Senators urge Ford to aid Sakharov relatives to MIT
Thirty seven senators urge President Ford to press the Soviet Union to allow physicist Andrei Sakharov’s relatives to travel abroad for study and work in the United States. Sakharov asked Senator James Buckley for help in Moscow in November. Relatives include Alexei Semenov, Tatiana Bemenova, and Efrem Yankeelevich, seeking Soviet approval after two years of attempts.
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Washington
Ford
Soviet Union
Andrei Sakharov
United States
Sakharov
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
James Buckley
R-N.y
Moscow
Italy
Alexses Semenov
Tatiana Bemenova
Efrem Yankelevich
Tiny Tim Injured In Allentown Area Car Crash
MECHANICSBURG Pa Singer Tiny Tim 43 of New York was among injured Sunday in a three vehicle crash that killed one man Paul Croop 62 of Tl ion N Y suffered a heart attack and died Tim and his manager James Cappelluzzo 44 of New York were hospitalized in satisfactory condition Cappelluzzo drove a van with two other passengers treated and released one admitted in satisfactory condition
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Mechanicsburg
Tiny Tim
Paul Croop
Tlion
Croop
New York
James Cappeliuzzo
Cappelluzzo
Tim
Poll pleases Sen Henry Jackson in Gallup poll
Senator Henry Jackson of Washington welcomed a Gallup Poll showing him as President Ford's strongest opponent so far for the 1976 race. The NY Times survey suggested Jackson would win 41 percent to Ford's 43 percent with 16 percent undecided, and Jackson said he could gain those undecided votes as awareness grows.
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Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Gallup
Ford
New York Times
Jackson
Ethel Kennedy Pleads Guilty to Speeding in Plymouth
Ethel Kennedy widow of Robert F. Kennedy pleads guilty by waiver in Plymouth District Court to speeding on Interstate 93 near Campton. She is fined 30 dollars for driving 84 mph in a 55 mph zone on March 15 while staying with family in McLean Virginia.
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Plymouth
N.H
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Plymouth District Court
Irs
Kennedy
Campton
Key government witness grilled in bribe trial
Washington police and courts report a defense attorney grilled Jake Jacobsen, the government’s key witness against former Treasury Secretary John B Connally, on cross examination about alleged investigations into his finances. Jacobsen denied offering to provide evidence against Lyndon Johnson in exchange for a plea bargain as the trial progressed on the bribe charge involving Dr. drive supports for raw milk in 1971.
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UPD
Jake Jacobsen
Treasury
John’ B. Connally
Jacobsen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Connally
Williams
Texas
Watergate
Justice Department
FBI
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johson
Colby appeals to media leaders on protecting intelligence sources
New Orleans AP reports CIA Director Colby urged secrecy safeguards before AP executives, warning that open society brings responsibility to shield sources. He cited past disclosures while insisting even non secrets should be exposed when appropriate, and urged media to judge what to publish.
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New Orleans
CIA
William
Colby
Aghé
Congressional
Associated Press
Kite Flying Demo in Toy Department Event
April 12 from noon to 4 pm show everyone how to fly the great kites now available in our Toy Department Fourth Level For information on these and other activities just phone 634-5111 exe 371.
Texas City manager keeps Tommy gun handy at desk
Lewisville Texas City Manager Johnny Sartain keeps a Thompson submachine gun at his City Hall desk and five total guns were moved to City Hall for riot control. Police Chief William Elsby says Sartain bought the weapons before the 1969 Pop Festival and Sartain denies informing him. Elsby was fired after the dispute over the guns and a council investigation was not supported.
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Lewisville
Tex
UPI
Johnny Sartain
City Hall
Tammy
Dallas
Sartain
William Elsby
Elsby
Treasury Department
Bartain
Surfers Hurt as Bluefish Feed in Miami Beach Frenzy
Three surfers were injured when thousands of bluefish attacked swimmers off South Miami Beach during a feeding frenzy. Lifeguards said the fish, known as the bulldogs of the ocean, chased a large mullet school into shallow water and bit at bathers who blocked their prey. Fire officials noted it was early morning and not crowded.
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Miamt Beach
South Florida
Jake Alper
South
Miami Beach
Beach
Mike Reid
Fick Persson
Haulover Beach
Levi proposes handgun controls tied to crime levels
Attorney General Edward Levi urges linking handgun possession laws to violent street crime rates while allowing home or business use. He favors city based controls with protection permits, bans high risk in areas with crime spikes, and considers nationwide registration or a temporary street use permit.
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Levi
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