Whitener Gains Interstate 90 Ownership Overpass in Ephraim Case
Sterling Whitener was ruled by Superior Court Judge Felix Rew to own a stretch of Interstate 90 in Ephraim Washington including an overpass and part of a cloverleaf. The decision hinges on the state’s failure to build a promised drainage system on land acquired from him and does not determine toll rights.
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Ephraia
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Whitener
Actress Patricia Neal Survives Smoke Engine on TWA Flight
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 carrying Patricia Neal and 74 others landed at Landon Airport with smoke pouring from one engine but no fire. Neal, returning to New York after filming The Subject Was Roses, said passengers remained calm as the captain shut the engine off and the plane landed safely.
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New York
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Insurance firm sues to reclaim death payment
Bankers National Life Insurance Co seeks 1014, 2 0 4 10 214 dollars repaid after paying Janice McNestey for husband George F. Knoop believed drowned. Knoop later indicted on conspiracy and 15 counts of mail fraud, while Social Security benefits also tied to McNestey. The suit also seeks 50000 dollars exemplary damages.
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Los Angeles Superior Court
George F. Knoop
Bankers National Life Insurance Co
Janice McNestey
Iowa
Knoop
Inglewood
McNelly
Italian director De Sica silent on marriage reports
Victoria De Sica kept silent today amid reports he wed longtime Spanish companion Maria Mercader-Forcada in a secret ceremony in Fains last Saturday. The 67 year old director arrived in Milan to discuss film projects with producers and would not comment further.
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Maria Mercader-Forcada
de Sica
Fains
Manuel
Christian
Iass
Giuditta Rissone
Artoy
Milan
Actor McGavin Wins Reversed Fine in Miami Case
Miami Circuit Court judge Gene Williams overturned a $100 fine and conviction against actor Darren McGavin for obstructing an officer after a scuffle with a policeman. The ruling hinged on testimony showing the obstruction conviction arose only as an afterthought, with McGavin previously acquitted on the related identity charge. The incident followed McGavin's companion parking near a restaurant while he went inside for hamburgers.
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Darren McGavin
Miami
Gene Williams
McGavin
Czechs unveil sweeping liberal reforms and border changes
Czechoslovakia's liberal new government announced sweeping domestic reforms including safeguards against a police state. The program calls for separation of state and public security, new travel rights, and possible migration, alongside five day work weeks and wage growth. Border barriers with West Germany are being removed with Czech and West German authorities noting progress toward rapprochement.
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Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Tirschenreuth
Two California towns vote on Vietnam peace measures
Voters in Beverly Hills Mill Valley and Davis split on antiwar proposals. Beverly Hills backs calls for immediate cease fire and de escalation while Mill Valley urges rapid withdrawal. Davis rejects reducing U.S. forces and a non military path amid student protest in Copenhagen.
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Iran
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Coast Guard ends search for renowned designer in Malibu swim
The Coast Guard suspended a five day sea search for Arthur Piver, 58, a noted designer and sailor who vanished after departing Sausalito on March 17 in his 25 foot trimaran Rail Travel. Seven planes combed 50,000 square miles of ocean without locating the vessel.
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Coast Guard
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San Diego
Arthur Piver
Mill Valles
Bandit Gang Frees Hostage at Boss OK
In Sardinia, bandit Graziano Mesina’s gang freed Giovan ni Campus, 32, after relatives paid about $48,000 ransom. Campus emerged exhausted near a main road in northern Sardinia, as Mesina’s group battled police and vendetta threats. authorities tied the case to the gang leader’s March radio appeal.
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Helge Larsen
Boss’ OK
Sassari
Sardinia
Graziano Mesina
Giovanni Campus
Campus
Megina
Mesina
Nino Patrello
Petretto
House Keeps Saturday Mail Delivery In Budget Vote
Washington lawmakers vote to fund the Post Office for fiscal 1969 while blocking full removal of Saturday residential and parcel delivery. The House approves 8.1 billion for the Post Office and Treasury and lowers expected spending to 7.4 billion, sending the bill to the Senate.
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Washington
UPI
Post Office
Treasury Departments
Senate
Howard Robison
RNY
Slanders Suit Over Rodgers Near Fatal Injury
Three Los Angeles police officers and the Los Angeles Police Protective League sue singer Jimmie Rodgers and his attorney for about 13.5 million dollars alleging slander over accounts of Rodgers near fatal head injuries last December. The suit claims statements amid police brutality and unprovoked assault damaged officers and department.
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Jimmie Rodgers
Acc
Rodgers
Daniel Lipsig
Michael Duffy
Ronald Wagner
Raymond Whitman
Los Angeles Fire and Police Proluctive League
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Superior Court
Rodgers and Lipsig
Lipsig
Rogers Hil
Desert Spa Rejects Legal Poker Propositions
Palm Springs voters defeated two measures to legalize draw poker by a wide margin. Proposition A would have created a one man gambling commission with two geographic licenses and failed 5,031 to 722. Proposition B would have a three man commission and left parlor numbers to the City Council, losing 5,031 to 1,037.
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Palm Springs
UPL
Stage Air Training Mission Set in the West
A large western states and western Canada training drill is planned for Thursday night or Friday morning at March Air Force Base. Spokesmen say BS8 Mustler bombers 852s and fighters will fly, some at supersonic speeds likely to create sonic booms.
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