Action Line helps find Shony Braun violin album in local venue
A reader asks about obtaining Shony Alex Braun's The Gypsy Festival. Action Line notes Braun performs evenings at Fox and Hounds Santa Monica and records are available there. order via 461-4888. The response mentions Romanisn horn Brown's early music fascination from age five.
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Shony Alex #raun
Tout
Action Line
Shony Alex Braun
Fox and Hounds
Santa Monica
Romanisn Horn Brown
Notable musicians and legal opinions on rehab center cases
Attendee at Budapest Conservatory and Salzburg Mozarteum, guest soloist with Long Beach Symphony, discussed in a piece. Legal guidance covers commitment by court order, habeas corpus options, public defense, and appeals routes. Civil treatment center status noted. emphasis on diet and medication discretion and steps for grievance redress. The text also mentions a misdirected mail from Mellinger Go in Los Angeles and a refund issue.
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Fopsies
Budapest Conservatory
Salzburg Mozarteum
Braun
Long Beach Symphony Orchestra
California Rehabilitation Center
Jack Pent
State Department of Correction
Long Beach
Superior Court
Riverside
California Appeals Court
Sacramento
Penn
California
Actions line letters provide refunds and repairs
A reader seeks help about a missing deposit and billed charges after returning material. John Peters claims loss in transit and offers to cancel bills though the company allegedly never received the item. Another query confirms Chuck Connors briefly played for the Celtics in 1946-47 amid stories of off court theatricality. A reader asks where to buy two front wheels for a Gym Dandy Surrey, directing to the manufacturer for postpaid wheels at $7.
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John Peters
Africa
Jeagué
Boston Celtics
Howard McHugh
Celtics
Connors
Boston Gardens
McHugh
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
MGM
Billy Grady
Bombing Runs Resume As North Vietnam Convoys Hit
Saigon reports heavy air strikes after the Christmas truce ended, destroying or damaging about 180 trucks. Air Force Navy and Marine jets launched over 300 sorties targeting convoys, with carriers in the Tonkin Gulf reporting strikes on two convoys and a ferry loading eight trucks sunk. A Viet Cong defector led U.S. troops to an arms cache in Chu Lai, yielding rifles, mortars, machine guns and ammunition.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Tonkin Gulf
U.S. 196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Chu Lai
Train wreck at Churchville injures 16 near Rochester
Sixteen people were hurt when 13 cars of a New York Central passenger train derailed near Churchville New York west of Rochester. A dining car worker was badly burned by spilled liquid. The rear train No. 62 carried 219 passengers and eight crew. The track expansion was blamed by Engineer W B Robinson. The accident happened shortly after Gan.
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Churchyville
N.Y
New York Central
Rochester
Buffalo
New York City
W. B. Robinson
Gan
Indian Rescuers Push to Clear Reservation
Officials moved relief operations to the northern and central Navajo Reservation as hundreds of military and civilian personnel continued to aid in snowbound areas. Teams cleared roads, evacuated medical cases, and delivered hay to livestock while volunteers worked Christmas Day to restore some normalcy across the southwest reservation.
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Window Rock, Ariz
UPJ
Navajo Oidian Reservation
Tuba City
Window Rock
Aire
Maj
Mike Wolf
Western Air Rescue Center
Hamilton Base
Calif
Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Discrimination Against Illegitimate Children
Christian church and Jewish group petition the Supreme Court seeking a ruling that discrimination against illegitimate children is unconstitutional. The mention appears in a preliminary index line with page references across sections such as Page A-3 and various features including Obituaries and Sports.
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Supreme Court
Peking's silence on Mao birthday fuels nuclear test theories
Hong Kong dispatch reports veteran observers doubting Peking's failure to mark Chairman Mao Tsetung's 74th birthday with an announced nuclear test. Analysts note detected fallout, Japanese measurements, and speculation about internal or external actors, while officials offer no confirmation.
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Peking
Mao
Hong Kong
UPL
China
Mao Tsi-iung
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Man
Wang En-mao
Long
Sinkiang
Tokyo
First Apollo Lunar Module to Fly Unmanned Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY UPI The first Lunar Module to land astronauts on the moon is scheduled for an unmanned test orbit around one earth day Jan 27. The 31 325 pound lander will undergo a 6 14 hour test to try engines for lunar landing and ascent in preparation for manned missions. A second unmanned LM is ready as backup in case of trouble.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
U.S. Space Agency
Moon
Eastle
Samuel C. Phillips
Space Agency
Two Quakes Recorded off West Coast
Two early morning earthquakes, likely near Vancouver Island, were recorded by the University of Washington seismographic center. The first shock occurred at 1:31.09 am with magnitude between 4.5 and 5, the second at 2:42.08 am with magnitude between 4.0 and 4.5. no Western Washington residents reported feeling them. The quakes were also detected by the University of California seismographic station.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
University of Washington Seismographic Center
Norman Rasmussen
University
Rasmussen
Washington
University of California Seismographic Station
Evening Forecast for Los Angeles Area and Regions
TONIGHT the LA area will be sunny with a high near 73 and low around 50. Mountains stay sunny with a 55 high and 28 low. Deserts remain sunny with a 75 high and 62 low.
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Wenrisoay L.A
Doctor Fends Off Bandits In Pharmacy Shootout
Wilmington physician Dr. Paul H. Goodley head of Goodley Medical Group walked into Harbor Pharmacy at 135 E Lomita St at 9 10 a m during a robbery. He and a bandit exchanged gunfire with four chest hits by the doctor then the bandits fled with the other assailant grabbing a companion. The owner Stephen Meier was struck by a ricochet. Continued Page A 4 Col 1.
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Wilmington
Paul H. Goodley
Goodley Medical Group
Harbor
Lomita St
Stephen Meier
Meier
DR. Goodley
She Res
Man Survives Falls in Niagara Gorge
In Lewiston New York a New York State trooper Kennell Trofeil aged 27 tumbled about 200 feet into the Niagara gorge while searching for a girl believed drowned. He escaped with only bruises after being swept through a four foot wide drain pipe. a boy saw the girl wash into the pipe and two troopers entered tethered by a rope before the line parted and the current carried one officer away.
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Lewiston
N.Y. UB
New York State
Niagara Gorge
Kennell Trofeil
Troids
Car Drunk Crackdown Traps 702 in County
Los Angeles County officers arrested 1,394 people for drunkenness during a 78 hour holiday crackdown ending after midnight. Two deaths occurred in Orange County and a Seal Beach collision killed a woman while seriously injuring a Santa Ana man.
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Los Angeles County
Orange County
Seal Beach
Santa Ana
California Highway Patrol
Mary
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