McQueen arrest claim unfounded. Arness not in Alaska
Police and studio officials say television star James Arness was not in Anchorage when Steve McQueen was arrested on a reckless driving charge. McQueen pleaded innocent and left to fish near Kenai. A separate Houston trial finds Drs Liotta and Cogley not negligent in performing the world’s first artificial heart transplant, ending a nine day trial with a directed verdict for the doctors.
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Steve McQueen
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Los Angeles
Arness
Matt Dilson
Anchorage
Kenai
Denton A. Cogley
Domingo Liotta
U.S
Houston
John V. Singleton Jr
John Jolloway
Haskell Earp
Shiney
Cooley
Liotta
Singleton
Mitch ellitzers back in Washington amid Watergate tempo
Martha Mitchell is back in Washington with her husband John N. Mitchell resuming work at the Committee for the Reelection of the President. A Watergate desk clerk confirmed the Mitchells returned to Watergate East after John fetched his wife in Rye, N.Y. Presidential envoy John B. Connally said he will not attend the Democratic convention and will refrain from taking positions until after the Miami session. Connally, in Kuala Lumpur for talks with Malaysian officials, plans talks with Prime Minister Razak on Southeast Asia neutrality. he will also visit Singapore and Dacca. Pope Paul VI marked the ninth anniversary of his reign in Vatican City urging Christians to fight the devil and endure world woes through faith, addressing 10,000 in attendance.
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Martha Mitchell
Washington
John N. Mitchell
Rye
N.Y
Mitch
Watergate East
Watergate
Mitchells
John B. Connally
Treasury
Miami
Connally
Kuala Lumpur
Sen
George McGovern
South Dakota
Texas
U.S
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Southeast Asia
United States
China
Soviet Union
Singapore
Dacca
Bangladesh
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Vatican City
Peter and
Paul
Price of gasoline up 5 per cent in state on Saturday
California raises gas tax under a new law adding 5 percent to the state sales tax on gasoline. The change will boost the average motorist’s annual bill by about 14 dollars and raise roughly 175 million dollars for local governments, transit, and highways in the first year.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Frank J. Walton
Business and Transportation
Walton
James R. Mills
San Diego
Anthony Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Department of Consumer Affairs
Eugene Chappie
R-Cool
Department of Motor Vehicles
John Burton
San Francisco
Tay
Burton
Marijuana field burned in Hamilton area by deputies
Butler County sheriff's deputies burned an acre and a half of marijuana in Empire on Thursday. Police theorize the plants were leftovers from a World War II hemp program grown for rope production. If processed for street value, the crop could have been worth about $500,000.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Empire
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Lawmakers Agree Capitol Must Be Vacated Over Quake Risk
Three California lawmakers ruled the century-old Capitol must be vacated after a State Architect report warned the building could collapse in an earthquake. They urged halting tours and moving to temporary quarters while pressing to construct a new Capitol at the opposite end of the street.
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Capitol
Sacramento
California
Fred Hummel
Himmel
Fire sets for dog destroy homes in Yugoslavia
A boy aged year old tried to burn a dog that bit him. The blaze spread from the animal to fuel oil in a basement, engulfing a three story Capitol Park building and destroying homes of about 50 residents. Officials discuss seismic risk and plans to replace or renovate the Capitol with a new twin tower structure.
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Pristina
Yugoslavia
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D-San Jose
Randolph Colfer
D-Yreka
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