Worthington seeks state aid amid burglary plot threats
Robert Worthington testified at a California State Board hearing about anonymous phone tips and death threats tied to a 1965 Pacific Heights burglary case. He seeks reimbursement under a state law aiding those harmed while aiding law enforcement. A psychiatrist said the threats severely affected his mental functioning and ability to work.
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No Fine Hydrant Shape Odd Judge Says
Mrs Elizabeth Banks challenged a parking ticket over a hydrant she said looked odd to dogs. Judge Alfred W Dibb read a letter and visited the scene, noting a dog walked by slowly then continued. He dismissed the case and ordered a refund.
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Naval ship plows into bridge piling in Chesapeake Bay
A Navy vessel struck a bridge piling on the Chesapeake Bay near Norfolk under strong wind gusts. The craft returned to base under its own power with slight damage. One piling’s concrete cap was damaged and traffic moved to one lane pending engineer investigation. It marked the first time a large boat hit the 174 mile long bridge.
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U S Soviet Sign Air Link Pact Amid Cold War Tensions
Washington signed a five year direct air link pact between the United States and the Soviet Union. Yevgeny Loginov and Llewellyn Thompson officiated signaling limited flight rights on a 5000 mile transatlantic route slated to begin next spring, following years of Cold War pressures and earlier delays after Berlin Wall events.
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Air service begins between Moscow and Montreal
The first regular nonstop service links North America and the Soviet Union with Air Canada and Aero Flot operating weekly flights between Moscow and Montreal. About 20,000 U.S. and Canadian tourists are expected to travel to the Soviet Union annually, previously routed through Western Europe.
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Bank Robber Sues Over Photo In Federal Case
Tacoma based suit seeks seven million dollars claiming a bank robbery suspect’s photo violates civil rights. The defendant, Lea Roberts, previously convicted for the 1908 Los Angeles United California Bank robbery, submitted the suit after recognizing his image in the illicit photo.
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Plans $3 billion suit Odell disappears from Democrat race
Trecy Odell, winner of the Democratic primary for Congress in the 32nd District, reportedly terminates campaign activities and launches a 3.0 billion lawsuit against various defendants. Attempts to contact Odell fail. party leaders acknowledge ballots bearing his name already printed. Incumbent Craig Hostner, the Republican candidate, remains as the rival.
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Detroit motorist fined twice after biting officer during protest
Ronald Cutright was found guilty of a traffic violation and later pleaded guilty to assaulting Officer Joseph Callawert. A series of court actions reduced fines from 100 to 50 dollars and then to 150 dollars or 60 days in jail. Police were involved when Cutright objected to the initial fine and his license was revoked.
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Cubans Admonished to Turn Off Lights
The Cuban government urged residents to save energy, via Havana Radio, urging citizens to turn off lights and avoid wasting power amid a broader campaign. The broadcast, monitored in Miami, reflects a directive aligned with conserving energy.
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Singapore Students Storm City Hall
About 400 students from the University of Singapore and Ngee Ann Junior College clashed with riot police at Singapore City Hall as they protested government education policies. Dozens were injured, police and riot squads exchanged blows, windows and barriers were broken, and several arrests were reported.
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Two French Jet Trainers Die in Separate Crashes
In Barcelonnette France two French air force jet trainer aircraft crashed in separate incidents on Thursday killing both pilots. Both crashes occurred in this region near the Alps prompting France to mourn two aviators and trigger preliminary investigations by military authorities.
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