Bruce Cabot Estate Will Leaves All to Son
Bruce Mike Tonnes, 13, of Malmo Sweden, inherits the actor Bruce Cabot estate after Cabot dies May 3 of cancer in Los Angeles. The will, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, leaves everything to the son who lives with his mother Laila Tonnes in Sweden. Cabot starred in the original King Kong as an animal trainer and was a noted character actor.
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Malmo
Sweden
Bruce Cabot
Cabot
Los Angeles Superior Court
Bruce Michael’ Tonnes
Laila Tonnes
Vincent R. Bailey
West Palm Beach
Fic
Poff Named to Virginia Supreme Court
U.S. Rep. Richard Poff of Virginia, who withdrew from U.S. Supreme Court consideration after criticism of his civil rights record, is named to the Virginia Supreme Court. The 48 year old lawmaker retires after 20 years in Congress as Gov. Lindwood Holton announces the nomination amid reapportionment shifts impacting his Radford hometown.
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Richard Poff
R-Va
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia Supreme Court
Poff
Congress
Virginia
Radford
Lindwood Holton
Nixon
Supreme Court
Connor Loses Alabama Public Service Post Bid
Birmingham police chief Bull Connor, famed for 1963 violence against civil rights demonstrators, loses re election bid for Alabama Public Service Commission. State Sen Kenneth L Hammond of Valley Head wins with about 65 percent, 72 percent counted. Connor, 74, wheelchair bound after a stroke, could not campaign actively.
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Lugene Bull Connor
Birmingham
Alabama Public Service Commission
Kenneth L. Hlammund
Valley Head
Connor
Hammond
Commission
Une
Martin Luther King Jr
Navy chaplain reassigned to Princeton after court martial
Navy chaplain Andrew F. Jensen the first to face a court martial is reassigned to Princeton University to study for a master of pastoral theology degree. He was acquitted at Cecil Field Naval Air Station Jacksonville Florida in March on a charge of misconduct by adultery.
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Andrew F. Jensen
Princeton University
Jensen
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Princeton
Cecil Wield
Black elected to powerful labor post in AFL-CIO
William Lucy was elected secretary-treasurer of the AFL-CIO American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes by 500 delegates at the annual convention in Evanston. Lucy 32 had served as executive assistant to union president Jerry Wurt 52 who was reelected without opposition. Bobby Baker 43, former Senate aide, to be released from Allenwood federal prison Thursday after 16 months for multiple charges. Baker says he received about 2 million in income beyond his 1963 salary while holding various ventures and real estate holdings including a 2.5 million Carousel Motel in Ocean City Maryland.
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Afl-Cio American Federation of
Lucy
Efonston
Jerry Wurt
Bobby Baker
Senate
Allenwood
Baker
Senate Democrats
Ocean City
US rejects Viet peace talks plea in Paris
The United States rejected renewed appeals by North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to resume the Paris peace talks. A U.S. spokesman said messages sent this morning showed they were not seriously seeking substantive discussion. Viet Cong officials claimed 2 million South Vietnamese were liberated as Communist forces advance toward victory.
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South Vietnam
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Viet Cong
People’s Revolutionary Committee
Quang ‘Fri
Saigon
Suu
Five Children Die in Backyard Shelter Blast
In Valdese North Carolina a Cuban missile crisis era backyard shelter exploded killing five children who were on its steps. A sixth child was injured and investigators weigh gasoline and butane gas as possible causes after a forceful blast scattered debris and blew a body 300 feet onto a road.
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UPI
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Ed Gatron
Gatron
Keith Seigall
Garrow
Jean Anita
Donald Robinson
Regina
Gloria Hammond
Mike Powell
Ohio Senate approves 18 as legal drinking age
The Ohio State Senate voted to lower the legal drinking age for hard liquor from 21 to 18. Sponsor Sen. Donald Lukens said the measure does not grant a new right to intoxication but reflects current underage drinking realities.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Senate
Donald Lukens
Pat Sullivan former California secretary of state dies
PASADENA CALIFORNIA Pat Sullivan a former California secretary of state was found dead in his new home in Pasadena at age 50. He served as registrar of voters in Santa Clara County from 1962 to 1967 and held the secretary of state post from 1970 to 1971. He is survived by his widow Mary and five children.
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Pat? Sullivan
California
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Sullivan
Santa Clara County
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Filmund G. Brown Jr
Los Angeles County Registrar's Office
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