Gag in News: Teen Escape Artist Sparks Bay Feat
Geoffrey Hanson of Orinda, 48, chained with 48 pounds of chains and padlocks leapt from a cruiser into San Francisco Bay's 48 degree water, then surfaced freed after 20 seconds as about 2,000 onlookers watched. Sheriff’s deputies had fastened the chains 65 years after Houdini.
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Civil rights figures Bayard Rustin and Mahalia Jackson noted in arrest and estate reports
Bayard Rustin, 59, director of the U A Philip Randolph Institute, was arrested in New York for carrying a concealed sword in a cane, a felony given his record. Mahalia Jackson’s estate is put at about 1 million with real estate and cash assets and stock holdings linked to Mahalia Jackson Products. Pearl Bailey wins the American Pearl Association Heart of the Year award. Carl Ross’s ashes spread off Flamingo Beach after his death aged 73. the epitaph notes his moonshine venture and fishing life amid Flamingo’s Everglades.
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Sandy Key
Draft lottery to sequence 1953 births set for next year
Selective Service officials prepared 730 plastic capsules to assign draft order for about 2 million men born in 1953. The 365 day numbers and 365 sequence numbers will pair to reveal draft order, with first picks eligible for 1953 birthdates barring deferments or failed exams. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said no draft calls before April 1 as the all volunteer aim grows.
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New panel for trial of Berrigan
A fresh panel of 42 men and women was summoned in Harrisburg for the conspiracy trial of antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and six others. Thirty-eight were excused in under 20 minutes, with 27 already holding opinions on the defendants' guilt. The second week of jury selection began, as only 44 of the original 175 remain available, many to be questioned individually by opposing counsel.
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Fragmented 3972 press text yields uncertain item
A scrambled OCR snippet from PRESS-TELEGRAM dated Monday January 3 3972 presents unreadable lines and stray names. Readable fragments mention a location Peary and a code 25959 but lack coherent facts or events to summarize into a proper news item.
Tulsa Klan members interrupt Hair stage show
Four men including the Oklahoma Ku Klux Klan grand dragon disrupted a Tulsa rock musical performance of Hair during the nude scene. They attempted a citizens arrest, carried a tape recorder to gather evidence of profanity, and detained a nude cast member before city officials and police, provoking boos from the audience.
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