Ratelo's in New York reveals women, crimes, and catches
The former wife of chemical heir Donald P. Scott sues him and actress Corinne Calvet for 500000 alleging a cruel relationship and asset transfers to Calvet. Roslyn Kern Scott, 34, of New York, claims Scott moved assets to Calvet and funded cars clothes and a home. The couple were married 1953 divorced 1966 and have a daughter Denise. Also noted are a humorous bachelor ad for a cook at a Florida university, ham operator Barry Goldwater enabling a talk to Vietnam, Notre Dame hiring a new law dean William Lawless, Carnegie Medalists from California for heroism, and Alaska Governor Hickel firing a highway commissioner over fishing licenses.
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Chemical
Donald P. Scott
Scott
Corinne Calvet
Roslyn Kern Scott
New York
Miss Calvet
Scotts
Alaska
Walter J. Hickel
Anchorage
Hickel
Warren C. Gonnason
Gonnason
Seattle
Gentiason
Bodies Ordered Exhumed At Cummins Prison Farm Ark
Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller called for all bodies dug up from a grassy field to be exhumed and given proper burial. State police conduct the probe as reports of guards killing inmates surface from Texas and California. The NAACP seeks Justice Department involvement. Witnesses describe prisoners shot by guards and buried in depressions, with FBI analyzing exhumed bones.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Houston
Tex
Fresno
Calif
Arkansas Penitentiary
Arkansas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
FBI Laboratory
Washington
William Struebing
Criminal Investigation Division
State Police
Reuben Johnson
NAACP
Inhnsol
Adul
Edgward
Redmond
Trouston
Carunias
Houston Post
Pershing Mills
Reedly
Tucker Prison Farm
Here
Kmj-Tv
Mills
Protesters halt Kiel transit fare rise demo
About 2,000 youths halted traffic in Kiel on Wednesday night protesting higher public transportation fares. They blocked trolley tracks and bus stops and threw eggs at buses, creating a street scene of unrest in the city center.
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Kiel
Germany
UPI
Spock warns on draft resistance at UCLA speech
Dr Benjamin Spock urged serious view of draft evasion saying 16 to 300 thousand refusals could complicate the war. He noted 3500 supporters signed statements, urged political action, and distanced himself from any plan to martyr the draft. About 50 people picketed the local draft board afterward.
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Speck
Spock
Donald Kalish
UCLA
Yale University
William Sloane €Oftin Jr
Local Court Adjudication Noted in Los Angeles March 21 1934
A Superior Court adjudication is recorded for a matter in Los Angeles dated March 21 1934. The document cites Decraw No 370512 and mentions circulation audits at Shan Street and Pine Avenue in Local Beach.
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Shan St
Pine Ave
Loca Beach
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Russia Doubles ICBMs Says McNamara at Congress
Defense Secretary McNamara told Congress the Soviet Union has more than doubled its land based ICBMs in the past year while the United States maintains a 4 to 1 nuclear superiority. He cited 720 Soviet ICBMs vs 340 a year earlier, and noted US totals of 1054 land based, 656 submarine missiles, and 987 strategic bombers. He warned rapid Soviet advance could not negate US retaliatory power.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Soviet Union
MccNamara
United States
Russia
McNamara
Vietnam
Hayes Proposes Tough Anti Smog Bill in California
Sacramento Long Beach assemblyman James A. Hayes unveiled a stringent anti smog package amid a clash with Detroit manufacturers. The bill would bar averaging emissions, require new cars from 1970 to display California standards, and faces key hurdles including Senate approval and Reagan administration review.
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Sacramento
Long Beach
California
Detroit
Assemblyman
James A. Hayes
Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee
Hayes
John F. Foran
San Francisco
State Senate
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fifty Quizzed in Rodgers Investigation
Los Angeles investigators have questioned 50 people so far in the Jimmie Rodgers near fatal case. The inquiry is to be completed by next week and reviewed by District Attorney Evelle Younger to decide if further action is warranted. Police reviewed roles of three officers in the incident. The 33 year old entertainer was found unconscious in his car last December 1 and underwent two brain surgeries with a third planned in five months.
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Los Angeles
UPI
District Attorney’s Office
Jimmie Rodgers
Evelle J. Younger
Thomas Reddin
Dee
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Fla
Pat
Diane Accardi
Debarry, Fla
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
John Furjaine
Cleveland
Lawrence A. Daniels
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Phoenix
Daniels
Tuy Hog
Mountain States Telephone Co
St Phoenix
N.Y
New Notre Dame Law
William B. Lawless
New York Supreme Court
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Law School
Lawless
Joseph O’meara
Carnegie
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Pittsburgh
Michael V. Martindale
Anderson
Shasta
Thomas J. Patterson
Murry_ Wallace
Sierra Conservation Center
Jamestown
Bill Hill
Carmel
Vernon L. Davies
Santa Rosa
Novato
Howard F. Hammons
Modesto
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
James D. McMahan Jr
North Lancaster
Edwards Afb
Donald N. Harris
Fast Lancaster
McMahan
Paul F. Craig
Montebello
Doctors
Sara Wakefield
Matthew Koldeway
Longmont
Colo
Ron Morrison
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Morrison
Arapahoe Basin
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Denver
AP Henle
Los Angeles UF
Benjamin Spock
University of California At Los Angeles
Elegram Ther
Suas
Ness
Cass Hatter
Post Sinessim Beach
Cal ” Bee
YE Eyou” Relivery
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UPL
Foran
Evan
Rodgers Investigation
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E. Ocean Blvd
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Breakers
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