Bobby Darin Recovers After Heart Surgery in LA
Bobby Darin, 34, singer and actor, is in very good condition after heart surgery in Los Angeles. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital would not disclose the procedure's nature, saying it was not an emergency. Darin was admitted late last week and asked that details not be released while continuing Las Vegas appearances.
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Woman Attorney Shot in Gainesville in Raiford Case
A Gainesville attorney Carol Wild Scott who represented 36 Raiford Prison inmates in a federal suit was shot at her home in Gainesville. A 21 year old legal assistant was questioned and Paul Michael Smith was arrested after the 4:52 a.m. shooting. Scott, mother of three, had traveled to Raiford to take depositions and the case seeks a federal takeover of the prison amid a long clash between guards and inmates. The incident follows a federal suit alleging civil rights violations over guards clashing with inmates and a 1960s era Raiford massacre claim.
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Bill Signed To Distribute Free Food In Bay Area
Sacramento reports a new law authorizes distribution of half a million pounds of free food to poor people in the San Francisco Bay Area. The measure, signed by the governor, aims to relieve hunger in the region and support local welfare efforts.
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Scott Again Refuses Oscar Nomination for Patton
Scott, 43, has cabled to withdraw his name from the best actor ballot for the Academy Awards, the third time he has spurned an Oscar. He will not attend the ceremony and asked no legitimate representative attend. An Academy spokesman said his nomination stands as the actors branch voted it worthy of nomination. Scott is filming in Spain.
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Beatle Banned as Driver for Nudging Traffic Cop
London police fined George Harrison and banned him from driving for a month after he allegedly nudged a traffic officer’s car three times. Harrison admitted the offense and did not attend court. His attorney claimed the bump was accidental as he reached the curb.
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Queen's Shirttail Relative Fined for Stealing Beacon
Kieran Fogarty, husband of a sect member and cousin of Queen Elizabeth, pleaded guilty Monday to stealing a police beacon during Chelsea's victory celebration in the English Cup final last April. He and a companion were fined 120. Francesca Fogary, 22, was cleared. Police had sealed off the road with beacons after a traffic accident.
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Nixon urges ban on germ weapons at Geneva talks
President Nixon called for a prompt international agreement banning development production and stockpiling of biological weapons. He offered U S backing for negotiations restricting chemical weapons as well and warned that any biological attack could endanger every nation. The remarks were delivered at the Geneva Disarmament Conference opening the 1971 talks. In Calcutta police said eight people died in politically motivated violence in West Bengal following the death of socialist leader Hemanta Basu. Five Maoist youths were suspects in Basu's stabbing.
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