Kennedy rights deal and juror plea in Hollywood gossip
The text outlines a mix of stories: Jerry Melcher pleads no contest to a drunken driving charge on the Pacific Coast Highway, with sentencing set for December 29 in West Los Angeles. Meanwhile Doubleday & Co. buys the rights to Joe Fitzgerald Kennedy's autobiography for $1.525 million, with Mrs. Kennedy beginning memoir work. Additional notes cover Navy Medal of Valor for a paralyzed officer, a writer-heart transplant survivor’s death, music publisher Sam Fox’s passing, and Pitcairn Island residents facing a flu outbreak linked to outsiders.
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Jerry Leteher
Uris Diy
Pacific Coast
Higdway
Melcher
West
Los Angeles
Philip M. Newnan
Rose Kennedy
Doubleday & Co
Hose Fitzgerald Kennedy
Boston
John F. Kennedy
Navy
San Francisco
Ton Fatuak
Richmond District
Fresno
Dongil Scot
L. Jack Block
Alfred M. Matter
12Th Naval District
Farooh
Block
Office of Chief of Naval Operations
Washington
Fategh
Chris Weld
Fateoh
Wresno
Tom Christian
Pitcairn Island
New Zealand
Christian
Fletcher Christian
William Bligh
South Pacific
Political tax tough issue to conferees
Washington White House and Senate conferees have dropped a $12 billion set of budget relief amendments from the tax bill to avert a presidential veto threat. The remaining dispute centers on financing presidential campaigns with federal income taxes and earmarking $1 of income tax for campaigns, a provision Democrats defend but Republicans and Nixon oppose.
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Washington Whito House
Senate
Nixon
White House
Oie
Hugh Scott
Scott
Treasury
Scol
Mike Manafield
House
Democrats
Classified notice summary and carrier delivery details
A fragmented classified page shows carrier delivery information and pricing for daily and Sunday editions. The readable parts reference specific issues including Sunday only delivery and a 15.25 daily rate with a 14309 code, likely listing routes or ZIP data. The text is garbled but indicates newspaper delivery terms and pricing.
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Penace Paleo
ARS
Chicago judge Julius Hoffman to retire from active service
Washington reports the retirement of U S district judge Julius J Hoffman who presided over the Chicago Conspiracy Trial. President Nixon approved the move to senior status. Five of seven defendants were convicted in February 1970 of inciting violence at the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
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Washington
White House
U.S
Julius J. Hoffman
Chicago
Sever
U.S. District Court
Nixon
Oil Tanker Splits Off Japanese Coast
An oil tanker split in heavy seas off Niigata, Japan, discharging between 2300 and 4600 tons of crude into the Sea of Japan. The Liberian registry vessel Juliana had 20,000 tons on board and 47 crew members were rescued by helicopters as crews prepared to combat the slick with neutralizing chemicals.
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Washington FM
Nixon
Arthur A. Fletcher
United Nations
Fletcher
Secury of Labor
United Negro College Fund Board
White House
Nagata
Japan
UPI
Gainese
Lon Juliana
Niigata
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Stanford University Medical Center
Aptos
Calif
Gilien
Carl P. Sheaffer
Sam Fox
Fox
Cleveland
Sandbox Publishing Co
Movietone News
Pox
Merry Rogoff
Forward
Thesday
New York
Theworld
Glendale
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Fred Christian
Maurice Stans
Poland
Wade
Kazimierz Olszewski
Warsaw
Stans
Moscow
Wirtsholo
Black
U.N
Mediterranean
Naples
Italy
Sardinia
France
US. Navy
Juliana
Press-Telegram
DuPont
la Pasada
Bullock's Lakewood
Manila
UPT
Philippines
Cotabato
del Norte
Philippine Constabulary
National Police
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