Maheu asks Nevada Supreme Court to unseal Hughes letters
The former Howard Hughes Nevada director Robert Maheu asks the Nevada Supreme Court to break a seal on letters between him and Hughes in a $50 million suit. Maheu argues his free speech rights are violated and seeks permission to disclose contents and to take Hughes’ personal deposition. The district court previously barred discussion of the letters. Oral arguments are set for September 14.
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Howard Hughes
Nevada
State Supreme Court
Carson City
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Maheu
Hughes
Mahett
Howard Babevek
Supreme Court
Transplant Patient Improves After Heart and Lung Surgery
Adrian Herbert, a 51 year old central technician at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, underwent heart and lung transplant surgery Sunday. Doctors said Herbert is in excellent condition and improving after a setback Wednesday when he developed a cough and breathing trouble.
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Groote Schuur Hospital
Cape Town
South Africa
Herbert
Cental
Imposter Posing as Bishop Pike's Son Traveled West
Esther Pike, ex-wife of the late Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike, said a young man posing as Pike’s son has appeared at Church activities in California and other Western states. He resembles Christopher Pike but is shorter, sometimes using the names Christopher or James Christopher Pike. The real son James died in 1966. Pike died in 1969 in the Israel desert.
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California
James A. Pike
San Francisco
Esther Pike
Rian
Pike
Christopher
C. Kilmer Meyers
West
James Christopher Pike
James
Israel Desert
Tennessee Ernie Ford Foods injunction blocks use of name
Chancery Court in Nashville issued a temporary injunction prohibiting Tennessee Ernie Ford Foods Inc from using the entertainer’s name or likeness. Ford sued for 125000 dollars in royalties, claiming the Nashville land franchise company defaulted on the contract and failed to terminate as agreed after notice last March.
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Nashville
Tennessee Ernie Ford Foods, Inc
Ford
Disabled Veteran Gobert Named Outstanding American Veteran
Indian John Gobert a Blackfoot from Tempe Arizona and Vietnam veteran is named outstanding disabled American veteran of the year. At 29 he serves as a physician assistant with the Indian Health Service in Phoenix and rode daily to treat 300 Grand Canyon area tribe members despite losing his left leg and suffering pelvic osteomyelitis. He joined in 196? and was discharged in 1966, to be honored at the DAY national convention in Detroit in August.
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Vietnam
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Tempe
Ariz
Indian’ Health Service
Phoenix
Grand Canyon
Disabled American Veterans Headquarters
Cincinnati
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St. Ignatius High School
Browning
Datroit
Nixon asks early rail strike end
The Nixon administration pressed for an early end to the rail strike as governors warned of critical to disastrous conditions in their states. White House sessions aimed to urge settlement, with no bargaining at the meeting. Rail lines idled major routes, affecting freight, agriculture, and trucking costs nationwide.
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Ing
Hodgson
White House
Ronald Reagan
Allan Grant
State Farm Area Federation
Chester Deaver
State Grange
California
Deaver
Don’t Smoke Pregnant Mothers Told in National Drive
The Nixon administration announces a national anti smoking crusade with Dr. Daniel Horn of the National Smoking Research Clearing House stating that smoking harms fetuses. He notes over 15 studies linking maternal smoking to premature births and warns of higher infant mortality risk.
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San Diego
Daniel Horn
National Smoking Research Clearing House
Five arraigned in $1 million bank note theft case
Five individuals linked to federal charges over an attempted sale in Las Vegas of a stolen $1 million bank note from a New York bank were to be arraigned in U S district court. Las Vegas residents Joseph D McKennie Harold Gales and Lloyd Pertell faced the case alongside Nancy Gryn of Long Beach California and Sam Parks of Orinda California. Authorities seized the bill during a May 26 attempted sale at a Las Vegas Strip bank lobby with reports noting a proposed sale price of about $200 000.
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UPI
New York
U8 District Court
Joseph D. McKennie
Harold Gales
Lloyd Pertell
Nancy Gryn
Long Beach
Calif
Sam Parks
Orinda
Las Vegas Strip
Governors to Join Dock Strike Summit Next Week
California Governor Ronald Reagan Oregon Governor Tom McCall Washington Governor Dan Evans will attend a coastwide summit with striking union leader Harry Bridges and Pacific Maritime Association president Edmond Flynn at San Francisco International Airport next Wednesday. Curtis Counts of the Federal Mediation Service organized the meeting to push a single coastal settlement, noting the strike has idle 150 ships, including 45 on San Francisco Bay.
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UPL
California
Oregon
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Tom McCall
Dan Evans
Harry Bridges
Edmond Flynn
Pacific Maritime Association
San Francisco International
Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation Service
Washington, D.C
Counts
San Francisco Bay
Press-Tem Friday July Wy 1 For Angela Cray
Fragments show a Sunday issue with odd typography and postal markings. Mentions Angela Cray and a figure $1161, alongside postpaid labeling and Lens Beach, California. The readable text is sparse and cryptic, offering little context or clear events.
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Riday
Angela Cray
Lens Beach
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