Humphrey Returns Home Amid Family Plans and Hints of Resignation
Hubert Humphrey, Minnesota Democrat, arrived in Waverly to spend time with family and said he might resign from the U.S. Senate only if necessary, planning to return to Washington within about 10 days. He and wife Muriel will host Christmas with four Humphrey children and their families, while tributes flow in including a $1,000 donation from former President Nixon to the Hubert Humphrey Institute.
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New Hustler Editor Krassner Acknowledges Hire
Free lance journalist Krassner confirms Flynt directed him to take the editor role at Hustler. Krassner, 45, known for radical satire, will earn about $80 a year, while Flynt plans broader religious and obscenity policy shifts in Ohio and beyond.
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Wallace deposition client in divorce case and hospital admission
Cornelia Wallaw, amid a dispute with Gov. George Wallace, has been admitted to a hospital in critical condition. The hospital declined to comment, but her attorney trades Ment said she was admitted Thursday. The 38 year old Mrs. Wallace is to give an oral deposition to Wallace's attorneys next Tuesday in the divorce matter. Trial in the case is set for later. It notes the second marriage for each party, with Hunt and Laura Martin, and that Hunt’s first wife Dor was killed in a 1972 Chicago crash. The couple’s only child was named Jane.
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Evel Knievel seeks delay as Los Angeles County jail term starts
Eel Same L.A. County officials complain about Knievel treatment in the first month of a six month sentence for assault. Deputy District Attorney Staley Weisberg says Knievel’s lawyer plans to seek a delay, arguing jail hinders his ability to earn a living. Knievel, 39, spent the first month outside jail for daytime business. The case stems from a baseball hat attack on former promoter Sheldon Salman. Gov Cyril King of the Virgin Islands, 56, is hospitalized on St Thomas Island after doctors’ team care for stomach cancer.
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Weisberg
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Cyril King
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St. Thomas Island
Government House
King
Knud Dlansen Hospital
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Billy Beer label faces Virginia ABC ban
The Virginia ABC Commission bans Billy Beer labeling that endorses a living person. The Falls City Brewing Co label reads brewed expressly for and with the personal approval of one of America's all time great beer drinkers Billy Carter. The state prohibits such endorsements on beer labels.
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Son of Sam says demons still own him
David Berkowitz, facing charges for the Son of Sam killings, says demons still possess him and he harms his body in attempts to rid himself, though he no longer hears voices daily. In a letter from Kings County Hospital, he describes ongoing possession and his need for medication, while awaiting trial on Brooklyn murder charges.
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Senator to dive in government undersea habitat off Virgin Islands
Senator Lowell Weicker plans a three day dive January 7 to 9 to inaugurate the first government owned undersea habitat off the East Coast near St. Croix Virgin Islands. The habitat is run by Fairleigh Dickinson University with a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration grant. Weicker previously spent three days in 1975 in a private ocean habitat near the Bahamas. Philip Agee, ex CIA agent, was returned to Amsterdam after being denied entry to West Germany.
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Stowaway Privates Found In Cargo Hull After Two Weeks
Two Army privates, Dennis Feathers aged 17 of Memphis Tennessee and an unnamed companion, were found in a cargo container inside the hull of the Economy, a Sea-Land ship. They had spent about two weeks without food or water after climbing into an empty container during loading in Rotterdam. They were dehydrated and in poor condition at a Houston hospital.
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