Pickles Cause Bandages for SFSU Acting President
Dr. S. L. Hayakawa, acting president of San Francisco State College, arrived at a State College Board of Trustees meeting in Sacramento with bandaged hands. He explained the injuries came from twisting a pickle jar and not from campus disturbances, describing the jar as breaking in his hands.
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S. L Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
State College Board of Trustees
Sacramento
Hayakawa
Girl Sues for Admission to All Boys School Test Set for Feb 26
Alice DeRivera, 13, wins right to take Stuyvesant High entrance exam with parental backing after a Brooklyn judge orders a Feb 26 constitutional hearing. She scored in the 99th percentile on a city math test and argues the all-boys school would challenge her intellect, while the judge voices concern about gender dynamics and comfort.
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Alice DeRivera
New York
Allboys
Alice
Joseph
Stuyvesant High School
Alive
John Jay High
Brooklyn
Stuyvesant
DeRivera
Supreme Court
Irving L. Levey
Levey
Board of Education
Agent’s Soul Singer Imposter Faces Fraud Charge
A booking agent, Lovell Hardy, 24, allegedly promoted a Petersburg, Virginia woman posing as Aretha Franklin for nine performances in Florida. Miss James, 27, was jailed on misleading information after impersonating the singer in Fort Myers. Prosecutors weigh fraud if the real Aretha misses a Florida show.
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Virginia
Aretha Franklin
Miss Franklin
Florida
Lovell Hardy
Marie Jane James
Petersburg
America
Hardy
New York
Miss James
High Hat Club
Fort Myers
Gus Musteh
Musteh
Altameys
Musleh
Fontainbleau
Miami Beach
Aretha
Triplets Boost Widowed Mother to Fourteen Kids
Betty Gallegos of Barstow, 44, widowed last September, welcomed triplets Kim Kirk and Kit after giving birth Saturday. She now has fourteen children and plans to resume her $275 monthly hostess job at the Marine Corps Supply Depot while seeking an experienced babysitter.
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Fete Gallegos
Solon Seeks Shift of School Funds to Poorer Districts
SACRAMENTO UPS reports Senate committee hearings on a statewide equalization tax to move funds from wealthier to poorer districts. Proposals call for siphoning local revenue into a state pool, with rates between 1.80 and 3.25 per 100 assessed value and a goal of uniform educational opportunity.
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Solon
Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Tfhis
Stephen P. Teale
Teale
Ronald Cox
Alan Post
California School Boards Association
Post
Three pararescuemen aid burned seamen after ocean drop
Three Hickam Air Force pararescuemen parachuted about 700 miles southeast into the Pacific to reach two badly burned seamen aboard the Yugoslav cargo vessel Miho Pracat. The ship had earlier suffered a coal gas fire but escaped damage. M. Sgt. Paul Jenkins, S. Sgt. Robert Wheeler, and Sgt. Gregory Wilkes, all of the 7th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron, flew from Hickam to provide medical care.
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Honolulu
Air Force
Hickam Air Force Base
Pacific
Miho Pracat
Paul Jenkins
McGehee
Ark. S
Robert Wheeler
Bakersfield
Calif
Gregory Wilkes
Montgomery
N.Y
7Éth Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron
U S Loses 5 Planes in 3 Days
UPI report from Saigon says two more U S warplanes were downed by ground fire in South Vietnam, bringing American losses to five aircraft in three days. Ground actions uncovered nine large Communist ammunition and food caches, including dumps near the Mekong Delta and near the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Me‘kong
Washington
North Vietnam
United States
Panhandle
Peace but Not at Any Price in Vietnam Talks
Paris talks opened with U S negotiator Lodge stating peace is desired but not at any price. Nixon instructions target an honorable peace and a halt to Communist takeover, with a call for propaganda-free, businesslike discussion and military de escalation to restore the DMZ as neutral.
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Paris
UPI
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Nixon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Lodge
Pham Dang Lem
Johnson
Demilitarized Zone
Sex-Change Bride Hopes for Children
Charleston report on Dawn Hall later Dawn Fepita Langley Hall now Mrs. John Paul Simmons a 31-year-old who after gender surgery weds a 22-year-old Negro former steward. The Baptist ceremony occurred at the bride’s home and a trip to England to remarry is planned. Doctors say a 50 50 chance of children, with a wish for three. she intends further medical care at Johns Hopkins.
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Dawn Langley Hall
John Paul Simmons
Charleston
S. C
S.C
Dawn Fepita Langley Hall
Dawn Peplta Langley Hall
Gordon Landley Halli
Danie Meargar
Rutherford
Simmons
William” Singleton
Shiloh
African Methodist Episcopal Church
England
Church of England
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
New York City
Isabel Lydia Whitney
Joseph Johnson
Burma
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassig
Lady Bird Johnson
Sub Finds Tail Section of SAS Jet in Pacific Ocean
A rescue submarine crew identified wreckage as the tail section of a Scandinavian Airlines System jet that crashed six miles offshore on approach to International Airport. No passengers’ area found. a 40‑foot fuselage section remains missing. Flight recorder recovered. rough seas prevented full salvage. Capt Fugi‑Svendsen confirmed SAS procedure officials’ involvement.
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Pacific Ocean
National Transportation Safety Board
Lockheed Missiles, and Space Co
Hans Fugi-Svendsen
SAS
NTSB
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