Bank stunt sparks cheque joke goes wrong in Canterbury
In Canterbury England Michael Call 19 and Christian Davidson 18 staged a prank at National Provincial Bank by placing Davidson on the counter and pressing a “paid” stamp on a check. The plan aimed to fund a Rutherford College party but drew sharp public attention as bystanders watched the unlikely scene unfold.
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National Provincial Bank
Canterbury
Eng
Christian Davidson
Nationa
Icidieut
Miss Davidson
Pamiea Dean
Custody mix up slips to wrong parent in divorce case
In Denver District Court a one-letter error in a 1965 divorce gave Joann Montray custody of her husband Chassom Moutray instead of their daughter Chasson Michelle. Moutray, 45, faced kidnapping charges with the case dismissed after the error was revealed. Montray said she would seek a decree amendment to affirm her custody of her daughter.
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Chassom L. Moutray
Chasson Michelle
Joann Montray
Chasson L
Chasson M
Love Advocate Seeks Job of Top Banana
New York 9 A delegate with a banana skin on his nose moves through the Village Theater aisle as Louis Abolafia leads a psychedelic East Village event called Cosmic Love Convention a 72 hour Freakaton for Ripples and Saints. In the lobby, signs urge help a beatnik buy a banana as Herold Chizman sits on a mat of be mani wearing a modest price tag.
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New, York 9
Village Theater
Louis Abolafia
East Village
Saints
Herold Chizman
Six Seek Medical Aid Plan in Cal Med Cal Crisis
A six member conference committee in Sacramento works to salvage Medi Cal as Reagan and Assembly Democrats clash over blame. The talks aim to reconcile Senate and Assembly differences on renewing a $904 million all state program while counties face rising costs and a county option is debated. The Democratic caucus accuses the governor of pressuring to mandate higher Medi Cal costs on property taxpayers.
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UPS
Guy
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Senate
Spencer Wilderly
Acta
Reagan
Assembly Democrats
Tech County
Cattle Loss Mounts in Dry Florida
Florida endures its worst drought in 25 years as cattle perish from starvation. The Miami weather bureau reports parched rangeland and failing forage, with cattle losses mounting despite efforts to secure fodder.
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Florida
Tragic Chimney Collapse Kills Two Men In New York
In New York a chimney collapsed on a Manhattan apartment patio hammock where Jefferson McGrath a 39 year old advertising copywriter and James Stephens a television announcer were reportedly partying with two secretaries. Both men were killed as the incident trapped them under bricks while the two women escaped with minor injuries. The scene involved a Roosevelt Hospital area apartment owned by the secretaries Jane Nieland and Priscilla Tedesco.
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New York
UPI
Jefferson McGrath
Middletown
N.J
Tate
Manhattan
McGrath
James Stephens
Jane Nieland
Priscilla Tedesco
Stephens
Midwest Blizzard Leaves Ranchers Help in Wyoming
A severe May storm, described as one of the decade’s worst blizzards, swept from the Rockies to the Great Lakes. It killed at least eight people, blanketed counties with heavy snow, and left eight-foot drifts in Wyoming where 15 inches fell in some areas. Governor Stan Hathaway activated the National Guard to aid ranchers.
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Midwest
Rockies
Great Lakes
Wyoming
Stan Hathaway
National Guard
Skipper Leads All Girl Crew Into San Diego Storm
Skipper Lee Quinn and nine women sailed into San Diego aboard the 41 foot Neophyte Too after a Pacific storm left them drenched and exhausted. The crew, all single Denver women aged 24 to 27 except Pat Sendsman of Melbourne, joined Quinn in Mazatlan for the voyage to San Diego. Their previous boat Neophyte was destroyed in 1965 near Australia. Quinn said he chose an all girl crew to avoid gossip if he sailed with men.
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San Diego
Denver
Colo
Pat Sendsman
Melhoure
Australia
Mazatlan
Mexico
Baja California
Quinn
Primary to Negro in Gary Mayoral Race Shifts City Politics
In Gary Indiana Negro councilman Richard Hatcher defeats incumbent A Martin Katz 18567 to 16107 in the Democratic primary. Hatcher carried predominantly Negro precincts as about half the voters are Negro and the city has not had a Republican mayor since the 1930s. Non Negro support split among Katz Oll and Bernard Konrady with 12087 votes. Seven other candidates had sparse totals.
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Gary
Ind
Indiana
Richard Hatcher
A. Martin Katz
Hatcher
Katz
Oll
Bernard Konrady
Hoffa Loses Appeal for New Trial
United States Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals denied James R. Hoffa s motion for a new trial. Hoffa contends new evidence and intrusion on counsel rights. Court upheld disbarment of Hoffa s attorney Z T Osborn and noted no new evidence. Hoffa is serving an eight year term at Lewisburg federal penitentiary for jury tampering.
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Cincinnati
UPI
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
James R. Hoffe
Hoffa
U.S District Court
Tennessee
Court of Appeals
Z. T. Osborn
Lewisburg
Federal Penitentiary
Tao
Robert Bick
Nashville
Feleoram Entered as Second Tune Matter at Long Beach
Fragmentary OCR note records Feleoram as second tunse matter at Long Beach with references to mailing and street notices. Mentions Year Garrlec DMiery 327 and monthly timing notes. Details are garbled but indicate a legal or administrative filing at Long Beach with mail and street identifiers. The fragment preserves names and places despite damaged text.
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Feleoram
Long Beachy Ea
Long Beach
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