Cabbie Nick Aravanis and Hollywood Divorces headlines
The column blends a quirky scene with Washington cabbie Nick Aravanis offering complimentary items in his taxi and a string of celebrity divorces. Eddie Fisher's latest split from Connie Stevens follows past marriages to Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor amid enduring legal battles.
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Debbie Reynolds
Elizabeth Taylor
Connie Stevens
Santa Monica Superior Court
Fisher
Miss Taylor
Richard Burton
Backing Car Kills 1-Year-Old in Driveway Tragedy
A one year old girl died Tuesday after a car backed over her in the driveway of the family home. The driver, her father, claimed he did not see his child playing in the drive as he backed out. In Garden Grove, a Santa Ana woman died after her car struck a freeway light standard on the Garden Grove Freeway east of Harbor Boulevard. Investigators could not determine how the crash occurred as the driver was reported to be traveling slowly.
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Highway Patrol
Santa Ana
Cathy Martin
Orange Ave
Memoria Hospital
Pal Doyle
Martin
Marion Maguulta
Myrtle St
Pal Harbor Hospital
Garden Grove
Harbor Boulevard
Court OKs Taxing of Fellowship
The Supreme Court ruled that employees on educational leave must pay income tax on scholarships and fellowships from their employers. Three Bet tis Atomic Power Lab workers in Pittsburgh sued for refunds after the IRS taxed their Westinghouse Bettis fellowship stipends. The Court unanimously upheld the government position, noting the men were required to work for Westinghouse during and after the program.
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Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Westinghouse
NO LYIN A LION The Biggest Pussycat s Ever Saw
Riverside UP I reports a tame pet lioness named Elsa escaped from the Dick Dale family and allowed Patrolman Ronald Fonzi to handcuff her to a patrol car. Elsa trotted back with Dale when summoned by the owner.
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UPI
Dick Dale
Highway Patrol Office
Ronald Fonzi
Fonzi
Dick Oates
Elsa
Dale
Tigness
Heart transplant patient shows new zest for life in Palo Alto
Robert McKee, a 51 year old engineer at Stanford Medical Center, became the world’s 38th heart transplant recipient after receiving Dr William Sample’s heart. He now rides five miles daily by bicycle and takes up multiple activities including horseback riding golfing bowling and swimming. He recently completed a two month night course in real estate and plans flying lessons if funds allow. He reports physical capacity about 200 percent and still follows weekly medical checkups.
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Robert O. McKee
Stanford
Palo Alto
Robert
McKee
East Aug
Stanford Medical Center
William Sample
Menlo Parl
Children’s Health Council
Sample
South Africa
Press-Telegram issue notice per period details
The notice lists publication and mailing details for the Press Telegram daily edition. It notes dates, postage, circulation figures, and printing locations including Sandstone, Lome Beach, and Gall, with official filing and court indications from Los Angeles County.
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Sumhi
Excent Salieday Samay
Sandstone
Stanford scientists threaten walkout over research limits
Stanford researchers announce they would quit if a national morals committee or campus panel restricts their work. Charles A. Anderson, head of the Stanford Research Institute, says most of 1500 institute staff oppose proposals to end government research contracts. Stanford students hold a day of concern amid protests over the universitys military links.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
Stanford Research
Charles A. .Anderson
Stanford Research Institute
Stanford University
Anderson
Riously
Ynat
Andersen
Own Blood of Boy Used in Transfusions
A 10 year old boy Ernest Foster of Oxnard suffered a ruptured spleen in a playground accident. He was in critical condition with internal bleeding and intracranial hemorrhaging. Doctors used a novel autologous transfusion technique centrifuging his own blood to remove abnormal plasma and antibodies while reinfusing red cells with coagulant. Police ferried blood from Orthopaedic Hospital to a Red Cross center for processing and back to the hospital.
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Foster
Oxnard
Orthopaedic Hospital
Red Cross Blood
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