Streisand mob storms Rivoli premiere in Broadway chaos
A near 1,000 strong crowd surged past police barriers outside the Rivoli Theater for Barbra Streisand's premiere of Tello Dolly. Police struggled as the blue limousine rocked with the press, delaying her entry by about 15 minutes while events caused the red carpet to buckle. Meanwhile Bank of America named A W Clausen president and chief executive, replacing Rudolph Peterson who retires next year. Clausen, 41, previously led the National Division and California operations, and takes the helm as the bank expands its branches.
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Barbra Streisand
New York
Rivoli
A. W. Clausen
Bank of America
Clausen
Irvin Glavior
Ile
Rudolph A. Peterson
Peterson
California
Ilton
Vantornia
University of Minnesota Law School
Northern Californa Tian Activiies
Vic
Malian Veteran Receives Citizenship With New Legs
A young Malian who lost both legs in Vietnam service stood on new artificial legs and became a naturalized American citizen in a ceremony at Valley Forge General Hospital. Chester County Judge John M. Kurtz Jr. presided, bringing the court to the hospital for the recognition.
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U.S
Vietoam
Chester County
John M. Kurtz Jr
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Italy
Vietnam
Museum Displays Steam Engine 3713 At Boston & Maine Site
George J. Langill, 69, a retired B and M fireman and engineer, demonstrates the last steam locomotive 3713 at the Museum of Science. He recalls the old ways as visitors, mostly students, tour the locomotive now owned by the museum after leaving service in 1958.
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Boston & Maine
Museum of Science
George J. Langill
Langill
B&m and Row
B&m
Onassis Gift to Ning a Holy Day Trip
Aristotle Onassis planned a Christmas gift trip for two American nuns Sister Margaret Oneil and Sister Alodia Carteycot Deersville to Bethlehem. The nuns, who had begged for a Holy land visit, were advised by an Onassis aide that he would fund the trip. The plan involved a charter flight to Israel on Tuesday. Onassis, a shipping tycoon, owns the aircraft.
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Aristotle Onassis
Bethlehem
Margaret Onei
Eigien Ons
Alodia Carteycot
Deersvillé
Lowe
Onesie
Onassis
Israel
Saigon Shelled by Viet Cong First Time in Four Months
Saigon faced shelling by Viet Cong for the first time in four months. North Vietnamese infiltration has risen, signaling a possible winter offensive focused on Saigon and the Mekong Delta. A shell hit a housing area, killing four civilians and damaging homes while 15 overnight attacks caused light damage. Six B 52 bomber waves targeted infil tra tion corridors as combat elsewhere remained light.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
North Vietnam
Ho Chi M1
U. S
Nortf Saigon
Nixon Lights Nation's Christmas Tree Amid Peace Chant
Sacramento secretary Luce resigns to head San Diego Federal Savings and Loan. Reagan praises Luce, cites balance in transportation policy. Nixon lights the national tree as peace chants erupt. police arrest seven for disorderly conduct prior to the ceremony. Thames Breeze crew abandons grounded freighter after striking reef south of Hong Kong.
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Nixon
J. Hickel
Tricia
Waltering
Washington
G. C. Luce
Sacramento
Gordon C
San Diego
UPL
Peace On Earth
Mercy Rhild
Jim
White House
United States
Salvin Coolidge
Hong Kong
LDP
Thames Breeze
Welfare Program Head Switzer resigns to join World Rehab Fund
Mary E. Switzer, head of the federally financed welfare program and administrator of the Federal Social and Rehabilitation Service since 1967, resigns to become vice president of the World Rehabilitation Fund in 1970. Fingh accepts resignation. successor not named.
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Waslington
UPI
Mary E. Switzer
Miss Switzer
Federal
Social and Rehabilitation Service
World Rehabilitation Fund
Robert JL Fingh
Youth condemned for writer Stirling Silliphant son killing
A Los Angeles youth, Chester A Inkinsen, 22, has been condemned to death for the gunshot murder of screenwriter Stirling Silliphant’s son in the latter’s Hollywood apartment. Prosecutors said the suspect planned the killing after an error in a mistaken position.
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Los Angeles
Stirling Silliphant
Taraved
Chester A Inkinsen
Loren
Silliphant
Hollywaod
Johnson
Hornet Slated for Mothballs at Puget Sound Yard
Bremerton Washington radio reports the aircraft carrier Hornet, a prime Apollo 11 12 recovery ship, will be mothballed at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard likely early 1970. The Bennington also readied for layup at the same yard, while battleship New Jersey slated for official deactivation ceremony.
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Wash
Hornet
Washington
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Bennington
Navy
Long Beach
Calif
New Jersey
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Luce
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Reagan
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Iailler
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Jerome Alexander
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