Bird Feeder Faces Religion Defense in San Francisco Case
In municipal court Judge Albert Axelrod questioned attorney Molly Mimid i defending Monica Wittstock 52 accused of feeding pigeons in Union Square in violation of the city bird feeding ordinance. The judge postponed the case until Thursday while Mimid i invoked religion citing Genesis.
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Atlantic Cables Cut Disrupts Transatlantic Traffic
A single transatlantic cable was cut, forcing load onto three others and hindering communications between New York and Europe. AT&T reported some calls normally routed by the line were limited during peak periods and that an alternate cable Felex could carry fewer channels with restrictions. Witnesses linked the incident to broader wartime-era tensions and ongoing search efforts for war criminals.
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Plans to Develop Angel Island TOLD
SAN FRANCISCO State Park Commission members made public Thursday tentative plans for development of Angel Island in San Francisco Bay. The almost deserted island was obtained from the U.S. government as a historical site. Plans call for a recreation area capable of handling up to 10,000 persons.
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Classified Ads Urge Readers to Find What They Need
Readers are urged to scan the classified section to locate items and services quickly. The prompt invites turning to classified ads to discover desired goods, opportunities, and notices efficiently.
U S Denies Hanoi Peace Feelers Amid War Talks
Washington says it has no new peace signals from Hanoi and no signs of widened diplomatic efforts to end Vietnam conflict. Moyers denied North Vietnamese offers to halt bombing, curb troop buildup, or recognize the Viet Cong as a peace talk participant.
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Pharmacologist Alfred N. Richards Dies at 90
Dr Alfred Newton Richards emeritus pharmacology professor at the University of Pennsylvania died at his Bryn Mawr home at age 90. He headed the government's medical research program in World War II and was a prominent figure in pharmacology.
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Auto Production Shortened Early This Year
A trade report notes production cutbacks with earlier closing dates than last year and mid year starts for 1867. The summary cites Ward's Automotive Reports indicating adjustments in auto output timing.
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