Long Island mother helps crop marijuana for science project
A Long Island mother helped her two teenage sons by moving marijuana plants for weeks as police arraigned Jesse Mentzel Jr, 17, and John Mentzel, 16, on drug possession charges. Police found 11 cups of plants inside a playroom and nine large plants in a flowerbed at the Mentzel home. In London, Roger Moore wed Luisa Mattioli in a civil ceremony watched by about 600, with Moore declaring a long engagement over. Moore and Mattioli have two children. Additional items note White House posts for Murray Chotiner and Carl Gilbert, with Nixon’s salary raise to 36000 dollars, plus a summarizing National Archives note on Nixon documents.
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Rome
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Republican National Committee
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Dover
Mass
Gilbert
Gillette Co
William M. Rath
Choliner
Theodore R. Gates
The
National Archives
Young heart recipient heals with new hope in Oregon
Carl Sheaffer, 54, received a heart from a 20-year-old gunshot victim on Oct 26. Now back in Winchester Bay, he reports renewed vitality, weight gain after quitting smoking, darker hair, and a strong will to live. He expects to resume plumbing work and enjoys fishing, including a 10-pound chinook on his first trip.
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Stanford University Medical Center
Hut Sheaffer
Kennedy Bond ticket proposed by Powell at Alabama talk
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell told about 4,000 University of Alabama students he would push a Kennedy Bond Democratic ticket in 1972 or urge a third party if not supported. He defined Black Power as black dignity and self control, and urged black self-reliance while Sen. Alan Cranston joined on stage.
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D-N.y
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Powell
Yau
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Bel Air Circuit Home Movie Theaters Dominate Celebrity Status
Hollywood insiders describe the Bel-Air Circuit private home theaters as status symbols with Streens stereophonic sound and seating for 20 to 50. Costs range ten to twenty thousand dollars per room, with the first premier under twenty thousand. Celebrities including Bergen LeRoy Ball Streisand and Grant attend intimate screenings hosted by industry leaders.
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Art Linkletter
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Voltaire
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Irene
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Linkletter
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Douglas Fairbanks Sr
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Sam Goldwyn
Jacobs
Beverly Mills
Barbra Streisand
Raquel Welch
Anthony Newley
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San Fernando Valley
John Wayne
Newport Beach
Bergen
Weston
Lucile Ball
Meryn LeRoy
Belgium
Giro Premingers
New York
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Paris
Mervyn LeRoy
Cary Grant
Greer Garson
Glaredown at Panmunjom Sets Korean War Record
In Panmunjom, Maj. Gen. James B. Knapp and Maj. Gen. Ri Choon-sung sat in stony silence for 44 hours and 4 minutes, the longest UNC DPRK armistice commission meeting since 1953. Ri walked out as Knapp warned the talk’s termination amid rising border tension and shooting incidents along the 150 mile front.
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Korea
UPI
North Korea
James B. Knapp
Lnited Nations Command
UNC
Ri Choon-sung
Democratic People's Republic of
Gen. Ri
Korean Military Armissive Commission
Knapp
Deadline Monday for 1969 auto stickers in California
SACRAMENTO DP Monday is the deadline for California motorists to display the 1969 auto registration sticker on license plates. Verne Orr, State Motor Vehicles Department director, said citations will be issued after that. Most motorists on public highways should have the 1969 silver sticker on their rear plates by April 14.
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California
Verne Orr
State Motor Vehicles Department
Humphrey mad bomber on Sunday in Independent
Coming Sunday in your Independent Hyess Telegram the first installment of The Mad Bomber adapted from Casebook of a Crime Psychiatrist by James A Brussel. Passages used in Sirhan defense testify. Uy Gardner launches a celebrity Q and A in Southland magazine. Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey begins a weekly editorial page column.
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Your Independent
Hyess-Telegram
James A. Brussel
Sirhan
Uy Gardner
Southland Magazine
Hobert Humphrey
Three-Man Crew Named for Moon Exploration
NASA named Cmdr. Charles Conrad to lead Apollo 12, the first of nine lunar landings. Cmdr. Richard Gordon will be command module pilot and Lt. Cmdr. Alan Brun lunar module pilot. The crew aims 12 hours of moon activities with two lunar strolls.
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Houston
National Aeronatics and Space Administration
Charles Conrad
Conrad
Richard F. Gordon
Alan J. Brun
Bean
NASA
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