Stanford elections heat up with topless candidate fast on heels
The Stanford student body race saw Vicky Drake shedding a revealing image for a serious bid. Drake, 22, led with 1 575 votes in the primary, while rivals claim legal lines hinder attacks on her platform. Dennis Hayes, 23, trails with 1 232 votes, noting the body attack remark. Julie Felix, famed protest singer, was fined in London over marijuana possession and currency charges.
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Hilton kin held on drunken driving arrest in Los Angeles
William Barron Hilton, 20, grandson of Conrad Hilton, was arrested over the weekend in Los Angeles on suspicion of drunken driving after failing to stop at a Sunset Boulevard sign. His companion Scott J. Stoner, 19, was booked for interfering with police. Both were released on bail and set to appear in court May 17.
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Nashville Bomb Disarmed At Teen Show
Police sergeant R Oscar Stone disarmed a half pint black powder bomb minutes before detonation at a Nashville auditorium during a Paul Revere and the Raiders show. The device, found by Patrolman Charlie Hayes in a men’s room, could have exploded with 10 minutes to spare. No other bombs were located as officers evacuated 3500 teenagers and searched the venue.
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Ohio Financier Eaton Praises Fidel Castro After Cuba Visit
Cy rus S. Eaton 84, Cleveland financier, lauds Fidel Castro in a interview at Acadia Farms Northfield after a five day Cuba trip. He says Castro speaks for Vietnam policy against the United States and praises Castro as a bold, energetic statesman who has benefited from Bay of Pigs and Vietnam. Eaton notes coexistence of communism and capitalism and predicts more Americans will visit Cuba now travel restrictions are eased. He traveled there from Mexico and returned via Nassau, mapping agricultural progress as his cattle breeding operation in Northfield.
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L A Firm Denies Viet Construction Kickback
Edward A. Shay of Pacific Architects & Engineers defends his firm against a Senate Ribicoff report alleging kickbacks in a U S construction project in South Vietnam. Shay says costs, materials sourcing, and books were proper and no kickbacks occurred while noting one employee was dismissed over a separate matter. The report urges congressional scrutiny of U S operations in Vietnam and contracts tied to P A E.
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Panama Presidency Race narrows as returns lag in count
Panama's two leading presidential candidates claim victory while official returns are slow. National Electoral Tribunal reports only 40 precincts, slight edge for government candidate David Samudia. Arias supporters claim over 5,000 vote margin in Panama City, while Samudia backs a nationwide lead of 12,000 to 14,000. Antonio Gonzalez Revilla, backed by the Christian Democratic Party, expected to place poorly. Voters also choose 42 members of the National Assembly.
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Tiny powered glider aims Atlantic crossing from Glasgow
Czech born pilot Miroslav Slovak, a Continental Airlines captain, launched from Glasgow in a 36 foot wingspan German built jet powered by a Volkswagen engine. He plans a route via Stornoway to Iceland and Greenland to New York, estimating 90 to 95 hours for the 8000 mile voyage as he travels with survival gear and a single propeller craft.
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Sagriae Da Bakery Vik Wy Ag 4
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a bakery event or item with names Earlene and Bi but lacks clear context or verifiable details for full summary. Limited readable words prevent identifying place, date, or outcome.
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