Aretha Franklin arraigned on disorderly conduct charges
Aretha Franklin faces arraignment in Detroit for disorderly conduct after police say she cursed an officer and refused to cooperate in a traffic accident investigation. The 25 year old singer was freed on a $100 bond after striking a parked car in Highland Park.
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Aretha Franklin
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Miss Franklin
Highland Park
Carmen Perez
Miss Perez
Milwaukee
Meister
Acaipulco
Miss Peres
FTC Eyes Safeguards Over Cigarette Ad Flood
The FTC may act after a two year moratorium on health hazard warnings for printed cigarette ads. Major tobacco firms promise to cut broadcast ads by December 31 1970 and seek an antitrust exemption to cooperate. Industry analysts caution economic disruptions for radio and TV.
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Federal Trade Compasssign
ETC
Paul Rand Dixon
Congress
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Dixon
Senate Commerce
FTC
Joseph F. Cullman
U.S
Whacco Firme
Dee
Cullinan
Broadcasters
Vincent T Wasilewski
National Association of Broadcasters
Cullman
Maie Blew Up House Says Widow in UK Inquest
Catherine Malloy testified that her husband returned home with two boxes of explosives and threatened to blow up the house and family. She described a loud blast that destroyed their four bedroom home, killing Molloy while the children and Mrs. Malloy survived. The husband had money worries and a love affair with a nightclub girl.
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Joanne Mazucci
Tampa
Sarasota
Dominic Mazucci
Joanne
Sarasota Country Commission
Jeanine
Oxford
England
Catherine Malloy
Nash
Molloy
Molloy Anu
Prince Juan Carlos Accepts King-Designate Title of Spain
Prince Juan Carlos of Spain accepted the title king designatus in Madrid signaling his role as Franco's chosen successor. He signed four copies of the acceptance as Franco urged the cortes to approve the law, while Franco indicated he would lead Spain until his death or resignation. The cortes approved 419 to 19 with nine abstentions, and Juan Carlos prepared to assume nominal power during Franco's absence, with a transition to government leadership planned for San Sebastian.
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Juan Carlos of
Borbon
Francisco Franco
Carlos
Madrid
UPD
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Franco
Zarauela Palace
Cortes
Kang
Antonio
Iturmendi
Antonio Mario de Oriol
Sophie
Felipe
France
San Sebastian
Galicia
Fragmentary Press Telegram item on bets and rates
A garbled clipping mentions a press telegram item about betting or rates with unclear names and figures. The text includes partial dates and prices but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities for a fuller summary.
Sister's Car Kills Woman in San Pedro District Accident
In San Pedro an older sister's blue sedan fatally struck Ruth Lawridsen as she stepped from a curb near Pacific Avenue and 18th Street. The driver, 63 year old Helery Lichti, remained dazed then explained she could not stop before her car hit the photo shop front. Lichti received treatment for injuries and shock. the sisters lived together at 728 West 38th Street.
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Ruth Lawridsen
Deali
Helery
Lichti
Pacific Avenue
18Th Street
Edward W. Arnold
A- Photo
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Senate confirms four ambassadors in voice vote
Senate approved four ambassadorial picks by voice vote on Tuesday. The appointments name Biles R. Deloyan of Scituate Massachusetts to Barbados Henry A. Byroade to the Philippines J Raymond Ylitalo of Mobridge South Dakota to Paraguay and Leonard C. Meeker a state department legal adviser to Romania.
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Senate
Nixon
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Scituate
Mass
Barbados
Henry A. Byroade
Philippines
J. Raymond Y ¥Litalo
Mobridge
S.D
Paratguay
Leonard C. Meeker
State Department
Romaniz
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