Maiden name return sparks gender rights debate
Philip L. Nathanson won a court petition to restore his wife Francia Nita Nathanson’s name to Francia Nita Luessen, sparking a discussion on marital name ownership. The case, heard by Superior Court Judge Warren Chan, centers on individuality and personhood in marriage. Meanwhile two sisters, Cheryl Ketehui and Linda Livingston, sneaked aboard a Davis-Monthan cargo plane on a surprise Christmas visit, hiding for hours before discovery by airmen.
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Philip L. Nathanson
Kirkland
Wash
Francia Nita Nathanson
Francia Nita Luessen
Superior Court
Warren Chan
Seattle
Miss Luessen
University of Washington
Davis Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Cheryl Ketehui
Linda Livingston
Thailand
Comedian Cosby Plans Move Into Teaching Career
Bill Cosby, 32, announces he will quit his television show to pursue school teaching, a long-held goal. He plans to enter the University of Massachusetts at Springfield to study for a master’s degree, saying education will be his real work after paying the rent with TV appearances.
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Bill Cosby
David Frost
University of Massachusetts At
Springfield
Cosby
Coed Reports Nixon News Parley and Disappointment
A student reporter recounts attending a Nixon news conference at the White House. He faces gate checks and a secretary’s warning that student journalists are guests, not questioners. The event proceeds smoothly but he is not recognized for questions, ending with disillusionment after 36 minutes.
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White House
Matty
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Shirley Bassey Breaks Rib During TV Rehearsal
Shirley Bassey reportedly felt a side pain a week ago while rehearsing for a London television appearance. An X ray confirmed a broken rib, with doctors noting a heavy cough can fracture a rib and joking the singer’s strenuous singing could have caused the break.
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Shirley Bassey
London
Miss Bassey
Free Money Experiment At Stevens Point State University
Professor Dennis Tierney led a abnormal psychology class at Stevens Point State University in Wisconsin in a real world test. Student Mike Stark offered 46 two dollar bills labeled Free Money outside a campus stand to 186 passersby in two minutes. Only 46 accepted the money as many doubted authenticity or felt guilt about receiving something for nothing. The result underscored cultural disbelief in getting something free.
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Stevens Point
Wis
State University
Dennis Tierney
Mike Stark
Wisconsin Rapids
Tierney
Tiurney
Deadlock on Murder Sentence in Los Angeles
Convicted slayer Thomas Devins was ordered back to Superior Court as a jury deadlocked on his sentence. The mistrial on the penalty phase followed his first-degree murder conviction of Norma Carty Wit sor, 57, whom prosecutors say he lured to Switzerland in November 1968 and killed after she suspected a swindle.
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FT. Benning
White
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Calley
Mg Lai
Creswell
George Latimer
Los Angeles
Thomas Devins
Superior Court
Devins
Norma Carty Witsor
Wilson
Switzerland
Devina
Train Rains Another: 13 Die, 34 Hurt near Lisbon
At least 13 people were killed and 34 injured when a suburban train at 60 mph collided with a halted train near Sncaven north of Lisbon. A second train following behind struck the wreckage, destroying two cars and prompting railroad officials to investigate unknown reasons for the stop.
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Lisbon
Eliocardoso
Oporto
Sncaven
Country singer quits nightclub bookings in Memphis
Country singer Jerry Lee Lewis cancelled nightclub bookings and will perform only where there is no dancing on liquor. Ray Brown of National Artists Attractions said Lewis made the decision for religious reasons as a member of the Church of God.
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Memphis, Tenn
Jerry Lee Lewis
Ray “Brown
National Artists
Lewis
Church of God
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