Head Full of Bullets: San Francisco Scientist Survives
Dr. Ralph B. Williams, 57, a government bacteriologist from Alaska, survived a street attack in San Francisco after being found with five pistol bullets in his head and neck. He was unconscious Sunday night and treated after a Monday medical exam revealed multiple gunshot wounds.
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San Francisco
Ralph B. Williams
Dudley J. Fournier
Fournier
Williams
Alaska
San Fancisco
Juneau
Population Rise in Artesia Reaches 14200
Artesia's population climbs to 14200 in a count by state census supervisor Barbara Orr, up 1440 from 1960. City clerk-treasurer Margaret M. Rittel says the gain could add about 19440 annually in state subventions, with census cost to the city at 2300 dollars.
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Artesia
Barbara Orr
Margaret M. Rittel
Magazine's Barry Questionnaire Slant Questioned in Libel Trial
Burns W. Roper head of Roper Research testified at Barry Goldwater's libel lawsuit alleging Fach magazine slanted a 2 Fact questionnaire about his fitness to be president. The trial centers on a 1964 article described as a pile of garbage and spans six days of testimony.
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New York
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Fach Magazine
Arizona
Water
Goldwater
Ralph Ginzburg
Defunt
Warren Boroson
Roper
U.S. District Court
Harold R. Tyler Jr
Stanford Dope Case Dismissed Over Warrant Question
A city judge dismissed marijuana charges against two Stanford students, David Menasian and Eric Miller, after ruling police illegally entered the Breaker's Eating Club to arrest them without a search warrant. The March 18 arrests followed campus police glimpsing the pair smoking inside the private club.
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Palo Alto
UPI
Stanford
Paul Myers
David Menasian
Eric Miller
Census puts US population at 199 million last April
The Census Bureau estimated the total population residing in the United States at 199,387,000 as of April 1, up 11.2 percent since 1960. Including service members overseas, the total reached 200,858,000, with the nation crossing 200 million last November.
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Washington
Census _ bureau
United States
Bureau
Long Beach to Hold Hearings on Two Alley Improvements
Public hearings set for June 28 on city alley projects in Long Beach. One plan covers the alley east of California Avenue between Marshall Place and Carson Street, the other the alley east of Lime Avenue between 37th Street and Bixby Road.
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Long Beach
California Avenue
Marshall Place
Carson Street
Lime Avenue
37Th Street
Bixby Road
Extra Tall and Extra Large Menswear Launched at Levins
Ha and joke aside Levins offers a full line for the hard to fit. The store advertises suits sport coats slacks jackets sweaters shirts pajamas underwear socks and robes in extra tall and extra large sizes. Master Charge and Bank Amechcard accepted.
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Levins
Master Charge
Bank Amechcard
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Kay
Bankamericard & Master Charge
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Kay Jewelers
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