Sinatra Carnegie Hall comeback tour opener
Frank Sinatra headlined Carnegie Hall with a 400 piece orchestra in a $3 million comeback show that energized the crowd and supported the Variety Clubs International charity. Mayor Beame and numerous New York celebrities attended, Sinatra praising the city for his best nights here.
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Alioto accuses Brown of selling out to oil firm
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto charges Secretary of State Edmund Brown Jr. sold out to oil interests by accepting a $2000 campaign contribution from Perla Oil Marketing Inc. Alioto notes Brown reported as Perla Market Inc. in filings and cites Brown's father’s stake in related ventures. Brown Jr. campaign denies wrongdoing, citing a filing error and voluntary statement.
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Fire crews contain 14,500 acre New Mexico blaze near Weed
A 14,500 acre forest fire in Lincoln National Forest near Weed and Sacramento, New Mexico, was largely contained as line-building crews worked overnight. No residents were hurt though Weed residents faced evacuation and losses to homes, stores, and other property as winds and flames fueled the disaster.
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Press-Telegram Ads Fragment Held as Reader Notice
Fragmented OCR from a Press-Telegram page shows garbled ad lines and pricing notes. The readable parts reference delivery, single copy, Sunday only, and carriers. No coherent event or person is identifiable beyond generic newspaper notice context.
Historian argues 1913 income tax act was never law
Chicago businessman historian W R Anderson claims the 1913 Income Tax Act was not legally signed because Taft never qualified as president since Ohio did not become a state until 1953. He says taxes collected for 60 years should be refunded due to lack of due process.
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Energy chief defends policy amid oil crisis
Washington United Press International reports Federal Energy Chief William Simon defended the administration's energy stance before a House subcommittee. He called the Arab oil embargo a possible blessing in disguise and said actions during the energy crisis minimized impact on Americans while acknowledging blame shifts among critics. He urged focus on solutions rather than faultfinding.
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Frantic Bad Axe preps for Nixon visit and music mix
In Bad Axe Michigan residents scramble to host President Nixon, teaching 300 high school musicians new tunes while boosting civic displays and a nine town motorcade. 400 music sheets arrive, posters go up, and a local activist notes the visit as history.
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