Curious Movie Raided in Long Beach and Los Angeles
Federal suit seeks $250000 damages and return of eight prints of the film I Am Curious at Long Beach theaters. Attorneys say the film is protected by free speech and press amendments. Local officials from Long Beach and Santa Monica discuss seizures and possible obscenity charges as police review screenings.
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Stanley Fleishman
Orange County
United Artists
James Y. Starr
Gme
Los Angeles
Starr
Long Beach
Slare
Winston A. Haynes
John Daly
Revelry Across the Globe Welcomes New Year 1970
New Year celebrations spread from San Clemente to Rio and Tokyo. President Nixon sent wishes from California as Lombardo performed at the Waldorf Astoria with hits like Auld Lang Syne and Mrs. Robinson. Revelers in Rio offered voodoo rituals and sand altars while Tokyo showcased festive dog-themed cards and giant papier mache hounds. Police at Trafalgar Square arrested revelers and injuries were reported elsewhere. Pope Paul VI offered prayers in St. Peter's, and Bartow, Florida residents burned Christmas trees in a long-standing tradition. Across the U.S. many celebrated privately or at services, with tax increases looming in several states and Britain easing marriage and adult prerogatives for 18-year-olds.
Hold Bank Aide Family Get $176000 in Robbery
Three men abducted bank manager Martin Bosch and his family after holding them for 15 hours as a suburb Bala Cynwyd Fidelity Bank was robbed of 176000. Bosch was driven to the bank with his family bound and gagged while six staff were ordered to open the vault and fill a suitcase and boxes.
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Philadelphia
UPL
Philadelphia Fidelity Bank
Bala
Cynwyd
Martin Bosch
Josephine Flarery
Bosch
Boscil
Bala-Cynwyd
Drexel Till
Clifton Heights
Tie
Union Oil Plans Third Platform Amid Nationwide Boycott
Union Oil president Fred Hartley announced plans to install three offshore platforms to deplete large oil and gas reserves rapidly. He cited seepage from the coastal floor during repairs and proposed sharing lease revenues with cities adjacent to offshore leases.
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UNION
Fred Hartley
Oecal
Hartley
Torrance Boy Killed in Traffic
A Torrance mother identified her son Dorian James Booth at Little Company of Mary Hospital after he was struck by a camper in a Torrance traffic lane at Del Amo and Ensenido. The 19th traffic death in Torrance this year, the driver Merwin St Sebring, 41, of 5525 Kenya Dr., was not held.
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Torrance
Dorian James Booth
Torrance City
del Aro Blvd
Eniradero. Ave
Little Company of Mary Hospital
David A. Cook
Merwin St
Sebring
Kenya
Joan Booth
Wayne Ave
Agnew Talks to Troops at Fire Bases in Vietnam
Vice President Agnew visited Fire Base Ken and Fire Base Patjon meeting about 75 American infantrymen. He urged troops that back home are proud of them and warned not to be swayed by distant reports. He hoped to see a near end to U.S. involvement as the 2nd Infantry Division could return home. He thanked commanders and soldiers for their tough work and greeted many along the lines. Before the field visit he gave South Vietnamese leader Thien four moon rocks astronauts brought back last July.
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Vietnam
Agnew
Patjon
25Th Infantry
2Th
U.S
U. Col
Richard W. Webbs
Catonsville
28Th Infantry
Kien
Boonies
Pfe
Joseph Poisson
San Jose
Calif
Brian Late
Dayton
Ohio
Thien's Palace
L A Float Winners in Rose Sweepstakes Highlights
Long description of entries from hotels business firms and associations winning various Rose Sweepstakes prizes. Bekins Moving and Storage Co.'s first time entry shows floral Indians in blankets. Calgary wins International Trophy for outside U.S. entry. Mexico and Georgia win national and regional awards. Notable floats include Osaka-Expo Wy and Sunkist Growers humor entry. One worker injured. several localities and organizations listed.
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Bekins Moving and Storage Co
San Diego
California
Calgary
Canada
United
Georgia
U.S
Minnesota
St. Louis
Portland
Ore
Long Beach
Glendale
Santa Monica
Burbank
Downey
Lakewood
Alhartra
Whittier
Redondo Beach
Arcadia
Montebello
South Pasadena
City of Commerce
Sierra Madre
Los Angeles County
National Exchange Clubs
Civilan
Haneington Sheraton
Continental Air- Jines
Occidental Life Insurance
Bank of America
Business Association
Florists
Trans World Delivery
KHJ Radio
Pasadena Fire Department
Pasadena
Salvation Army
U.S. Jaycees
Native Sons and Daughters
al Malalkan
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Daly
Law Dew
Nixon
San Clemente, Calil
Lombardo
Waldorf-Astoria
Rio
Tokyo
Trafalgar Square
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Bartow
Mla
Harold M. &. Richards
Voice of Prophecy
Nebraska
Mississippi
Colorado
Nozi
Dakota
Massachusetts
Oregon
Britain
Union Oil Plans
Barbara
Wan
Bles
Ytro
L. A
of Rose
Mexico
United States
California State Polytechnic Colleges
Willie the Worm
Beauregard Bullrog
Tommy Turtle
Sunkist Growers
Daisy Mae
Li'l Abner
Mammy Yokum
Pappy Yokum
Veronica A. Manows
West Covina
New York
Theodor Reik
Sigmund Freud
Reik
Selby
Joyce
Mademoiselle
Ted Saval
Jarman Johnston & Murphy
Wright
Lakewood Center
South Bay
Buena Park
Ianes Shoes
Fanes
Bankamericard
South Coast Plaza
Costa Mesa Buena Park
la Habra Palos Verdes
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