Crutch Traffic Director Fined for Obstructing Traffic in Louisville
A 51 year old widow, Mrs Vernice Hunter, was fined for obstructing traffic after using a crutch to direct vehicles at an intersection in Louisville. She said she blew a whistle and pointed the crutch to control flow, but the judge warned that taking a weapon into one's hands is not lawful.
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Brezhnev Signals Fresh Soviet Aid to North Vietnam
In a televised Kremlin address Brezhnev outlined new Soviet support for North Vietnam andVietnamese Communists, pledging resolve to see the war through against American imperialists. He offered no specifics on defense measures or the scope of aid, while warning that military spending may rise alongside domestic goals.
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Probe Aid to Man With 16 Divorces
Los Angeles report on Glynn Wolfe a 52 year old ordained Baptist minister seeking his 17th divorce. County aid investigation follows Wolfe claiming inability to pay legal fees while reportedly studying barbering and receiving aid. Rankin his former wife of two and mother of two is involved as court date details unfold.
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Robinson Remains in Critical Condition After Accident
Beverly Hills AP reported Edward G. Robinson remained in serious condition after abdominal surgery at Sinai Hospital. A hospital spokesman said his progress was good after four and a half hours of surgery Wednesday night to stop hemorrhaging from ruptured food vessels.
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Edward G. Robinson
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Romania
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al White
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Atlanta Warned of Hospital Segregation
U S Surgeon General Stewart warned Atlanta that 18 city hospitals still discriminate against Negroes and risk losing federal aid as Medicare begins July 1. Secretary Gardner said only 48 of Georgia’s 182 hospitals are certified. He noted segregation is a community pattern, not confined to specific hospitals, with most Negro patients and physicians linked to four facilities.
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Atlanta
Georgia
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Stewart
Ene
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L A Officer Loses Suit on Suspension
Los Angeles Supreme Court dismissed police officer Michael Hannan's bid to clear his record and recover 4390 dollars in pay withheld during a six week suspension last year. The ruling upheld the police board's dismissal for alleged rights activities, with the judge noting a fair hearing despite Parker overruling to suspend six months.
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Eigil
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Citizen Raps L A Council for Spending
A Los Angeles taxpayer, Alexander Wiener, attacked the City Council during hearings on Mayor Yorty’s proposed 340.7 million budget. He accused recently elected members of office luxuries and excessive travel. The finance committee recommended a 3.3 million budget cut, a one-cent property tax decrease, and 18.2 million in new taxes.
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Alexander S. Wiener
Satin Wiener
Sepulveda
Yorty
Wiener
Counci
Eight Sets of Twins in 1 Sixth Grade Colorad o Prings
Eight sets of twins at Buena Vista Middle School in Colorado will finish sixth grade together on their last day. Dr. Wilson Gately of Colorado College notes the unlikely coincidence, with all eight pairs in the same school since kindergarten. Teachers plan to keep most twins in the same classroom to preserve their bond. In a separate note, Sheila Scott aims to become the first Briton to fly solo around the world, arriving in Honolulu after Canton Island and preparing for onward travel.
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Wilson Gately
Buena Vista
Uta
Aviatrix
Honolulu
Sheila Scott
Canton Island
Post Office Long Beach Class Statter Ad
Fragmentary notice from Long Beach lists a press and delivery service at Ot Street and Pine Avenue. Mentions monthly barrier delivery and prices 275 and 33,00 with a single copy at 49 00 and 330,00.
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Mall
Menther Audio Bureau of Ciicuilation
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