Lucien Pepin family funds bigger Christmas for Vietnamese orphans
The Pepins of Florence Mass will donate money to aid 240 orphans in Vung Tau South Vietnam after their plan to skip gifts drew nationwide donations. A sister of the Winds of Peace Orphanage story inspired contributions from readers and servicemen connected to the area. Meanwhile Miss World 1990 Luisa Petterle loses advertising rights from her title after disputes with organizers.
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Lucien Pepin
Florence
Mass
Vung Tau
South Vietnam
Pepins
Saigon
San Diego State College editor fired by student council
The Daily Aztec editor James Greene was ousted by the Associated Student Council citing incompetence and insensitivity. Bruce Haynes becomes editor with pay of $12 per issue, as Greene defends himself against racism charges. The council urged naming a minority member to the staff.
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San Diego State College
Aztec
Associated Student Council
James Greene
Greene
Bruce Haynes
Aus
Zappa Off Stage After Aggressive Fan Attack
Frank Zappa guitarist of the Mothers of Invention will be out of work for three to four months after a concert incident left him with a compound leg fracture and severe bruises. He will be hospitalized three weeks and use crutches for a month. Trevor Howell, 24, was charged with the assault in London last Friday. This follows a recent mischance for the band, whose instruments and gear were destroyed in France a week earlier.
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Hock
Frank Zappa
the Mathers of Invention
Zappa
Trevor Howell
London
Mothers of Invention
France
Chevalier in Paris hospital and Rubenstein joins academy
Maurice Chevalier, 82, reported in satisfactory condition after a kidney deficiency treatment at Necker Hospital in Paris. Pianist Arthur Rubenstein was admitted as a foreign associate member of the French Academie des Beaux Arts, praised as "the living god of the piano" by president Jacques Carla.
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Maurice Chevalier
Paris
Necker Hospital
Chevalier
Felix Paquet
Arthur Rubenstein
Academie Des Beaux Arts
Jacques Carla
Academie
Rubinstein
Rail tea party halted at East Farleigh station
Government railways ordered porter John Murphy to stop brewing free tea for commuters at East Farleigh station. Spokesmen said the tea party had gotten out of hand as Murphy served about 20 commuters during the morning rush to improve British Rail's image.
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East Farleigh
England
UPI
British Railways
John Murphy
Railway
Murphy
British Rail
Indictment of Kerner May Spark Illinois Political Probe
The federal indictment of Otto Kerner and four others signals possible charges against more Illinois politicians and race track officials connected to stock deals and bribes. Investigators pursue purchases of race track stock, conflicts of interest, and possible bribery tied to Kerner era decisions. Marjorie Everest aided the probe, with Miller as a racing board chair cited in stock deals and payoffs. If convicted, Kerner faces up to 83 years and a $93,000 fine.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
Otto Kerner
Kerner
MK Judicial
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Johnson
Richard J. Datey
Bernstein’s Grand 1000th Philharmonic Concert
New York tribute after Leonid Bernstein conducts his thousandth New York Philharmonic concert. Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony performance sparks nine minute standing ovation and high praise from music notables. Bernstein, 33, recalls early rise from assistant conductor to music director.
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New York
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Mahler
Bernstein
Music World
The
Philharmonic
Urge Woman Gets Hollywood Park Board Seat As Indictments Loom
Marjorie Everett's attorney says the former Illinois racing entrepreneur deserves immediate seating on Hollywood Park's board and an apology after indictments in a Chicago area race track bribery and tax evasion case. Everett, largest Hollywood Park stockholder, had been elected to the board but was not seated due to licensing and past involvement. The panel accused Otto Kerner Jr. and three other Illinois officials of seeking stock in Everett's tracks in exchange for favorable treatment. Everett cooperated and was not named a target.
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Los Angeles
Marjorie Everett
Illinois
Hollywood Park Board of Directors
Gav
Otto Kerner Jr
Ilinois
Chicago Area
Everett
U.S
Hollywood Park
California Racing Commission
Tlincis
Beeamts No Vahorme Dei Chatted At Long
Unclear OCR fragment describes a meeting or chat involving Beams or teams with names Helle Ester Clyng Pestana Pata at a location described as Long. Key entities are not fully readable. no clear dates or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
Guerrillas gun British in Ireland on Falls Road
Gunmen fired on three British military patrols on Falls Road in Belfast, wounding a soldier as armored cars came under fire. Ambulance rushed the wounded to hospital after shots crashed through the night. The attack followed a London meeting among Prime Minister Heath and Labour leader Wilson on plans for talks with Northern Ireland parties next year to address the crisis and a constitutional commission proposal.
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Elfast’s Falls Road
Irish Republican Army
London
Edward Heath
Harold Wilson
Northern Ireland
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