Lawsuit and awards mingle in disparate public notices
Michael Gilbert of San Francisco was fined 190 dollars with a suspended holiday sentence after pleading no contest to misbranding and false advertising of copper bracelets sold nationally for 7.50 each. In London, Johnny Cash was named entertainer and male singer of the year by the British Country Music Association, while Corazon Ammrao Atienza testified in Chicago about Richard Speck. A Utah professor works on a posthumous master’s degree for deceased student Roger Schmitke, whose research on muskrats was completed before his 1965 Alberta death.
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Michael Gilbert
San Francisco
Mondey
Johnny Cash
British Country Music Association
London
San Quentin
Sue
Roger Schmitke
Alberta
Canada
Ben-Gurion resigns from Knesset to write Israel history
David Ben-Gurion the first prime minister of Israel has resigned from the Knesset at age 88. In a Jerusalem letter he said he would abstain from political activity and write a history of Israel, having served in the Knesset since independence in 1948 and as prime minister from 1963 to 1983 with brief resignations for political reasons.
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David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
Knesset
Long battle ends as Pizzarello wins $25,382 from government
Von Emilio Pizzarello recovers most of $125,882 seized from a Mount Vernon luncheonette safe after a 1963 burglary. A decade of court fights led to a Supreme Court ruling on a gambling tax law and IRS tax adjustments. The government finally settles, returning $25,382.
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Emilio Pizzarello
Wells Fargo
Pizzarello
Lsting
Mount Vernon
N.Y
James G. Starkey
U.S. Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Service
Supreme Court
Israel Jets Bomb Civilian Targets South of Suez Canal
Cairo said Israeli jets bombed civilian targets in the southern sector of the Suez Canal, killing and wounding several civilians. The claim followed a dawn raid by 90 Egyptian troops across the canal. Israel reported casualties on both sides and denied targeting civilians.
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Suez Canal
Cairo
Israel
Nile Delta
Canal
West Bank
Tel Aviv
East Bank
Egypt
Indonesia Executes General Supardjo for 1985 Coup
Indonesian government said former Army Brig. Gen. Supardjo was executed by firing squad last Saturday in a remote West Java forest area for his role in the 1985 Communist coup attempt. Suharto led the crackdown. Supardjo was the last brain trust member to die. His final meal request reportedly granted with family present.
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Jakarta
UPE
Supardjo
Bandiung
West
Java
Suharto
Sukarno
Brain Trust
Tusker and War Volume Change Reported
Local brief notes a change in LRCS volumes related to tusker and Ww Nby War. The report lists adjustments in figures and references ongoing updates to the records. Authorities urge monitoring for final confirmed values and related scheduling impacts.
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Sas
Rolls Royces, Harlots in Cortege for Tim Cotter Rosie
In London a funeral procession for Tim Cotter known as Rosie drew a crowd of harlots fruit vendors and policemen. He died in Brixton Prison at 54 after a drunken fine. Jack Hardiman raised 850 for a first class funeral and gravestone. The Soho crowd recalled his jovial nightlife and odd habits.
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London
UPI
Rosie
Soho
Timothy Cotter
Brixton Prison
Hosie
Jack Hardiman
Hardiman
Rose Uke
Rasia
Bahamas to airlift 11 Cuban fishermen from tiny island
Nassau authorities planned an aerial evacuation for 11 Cuban fishermen stranded on a small Atlantic island off Andros after they were held by the exile group Alpha 66. A helicopter reached the site Monday night but darkness prevented rescue. water routes were blocked by sand bars.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Atlantic
Andros
Alpha 66
Miami
U S Attorney for L A Takes Oath of Office
Robert L. Meyer was sworn in as U S Attorney for Los Angeles. He said youth demands must be achieved within the law and that the American system will be the same a decade hence. He warned against armed overthrow and advocated orderly change.
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U.S
Los Angeles
Robert L. Meyer
Strike Piles Up Garbage in Capital
Garbage stacked in Washington streets as sanitation workers stage a wildcat walkout. They protest for better working conditions and higher pay, signaling a tense capital city labor dispute.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Egg Attack Marks India Protest Against Nixon Visit
In New Delhi a mob of about 50 anti-American protesters led by former Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon burned an effigy of President Nixon and struck U S Information Service officer J. Paw Phillips with an egg. Police blocked the U SIS entrance as demonstrators hurled eggs and shouted anti Nixon and anti American slogans. Philips received the egg to his face while moving toward police lines. Menon apologized saying such incidents happen in demonstrations.
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New Delhi
API
Defense
V. K. Krishna Menon
Nixon
U.S. Information Service
J. Paw Phillips
Cambodia
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
USIS
Phillips
Krishna Menon
Fieck
Africa Arrests 357 in Protest Across Johannesburg Night
In Johannesburg police arrested 357 people, many students, during a protest against the detention of 22 Africans under the National Terrorism Act. The event unfolded Monday night and highlighted ongoing tensions over security measures.
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Africa
Johannesburg
Ape
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Chicago
South Chicago Community Hospital
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Pearl Bailey
Hello Dolly!” Company
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Japan Alpine Club
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Alpine Club
Indonesia
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