Las Vegas district attorney defeated in reelection bid
A telegram from Burbank signed Goodby noted George Franklin’s defeat in Las Vegas. The article links his criticism of Frank sinatra over hotel worker treatment to a demand that Sinatra be barred without a Las Vegas work permit after a Caesars Palace incident. It also mentions other unrelated items including a college pamphlet controversy and a lawsuit against Fordham University.
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Las Vegas Dist
George Franklin
Burbank
Conf
Goodby
Frank Sina
Franklin
Sinatra
Las Vegas
Caesars Palace
Hitch Tells Profit by UC in Pauley Deal
UC President Charles J. Hitch defended a nonprofit corporation created with regent Edwin W. Pauley and five UC officials to secure a $10.7 million loan for Pauley Peloterma Inc. The university says net earnings totaled about $23,755 after $3,000 in legal and admin costs and $95 in out-of-pocket expenses, while auditors questioned whether costs exceeded this amount. Hitch urged a full state audit and emphasized funds support research while easing taxpayer burden.
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Los Angeles
University of California
Charles J. Ifiteh
Edwin W. Pauley
Assembly Education Committee
Hitch
Pauley Pelioterma, Inc
Pauley
University
San Jose
State Auditor General's Office
Wileh
Albe Dis
Witch
Ex Yugoslav King Peter II Dies in Los Angeles
Peter Petrovich of the House of Karageorgevic, known as King Peter II of Yugoslavia, died in a Los Angeles hospital at age 42. He reigned seven years before fleeing during the Axis invasion in 1941 and remained in exile after Britain’s 1945 abolition of the throne. Friends said death resulted from cardio-respiratory failure with pneumonia. he had arrived in Los Angeles last February for hospital care.
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Peter Petrovich
Recounts Set in 3 States Focused on Election Delays
Across Indiana Rhode Island Maine and Michigan tight races faced recounts as officials prepared for ballots to be rechecked. Hartke claimed Indiana victory while a GOP spokesman urged caution citing vote fraud and possible investigations. Licht led in Rhode Island with absentee ballots pending. Maine guards monitored 325000 ballots awaiting recount to decide governor. Milliken edged Levin in Michigan with 72 408 vote margin after Detroit delays.
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Vance Hartke
Richard L. Roudebush
Indiana
Senate
Hartke
People of
Indiatta
Rhode Island
Frank Licht
Election Board
Herbert F. DeSimone
Licht
de Simone
Er M. Levin
Detroit
Milliken
Levin
Red Peace Envoy Sparks Paris Peace Talk Clash
At Paris Peace talks North Vietnamese Ambassador Xuan Thuy accused President Nixon of lying to the American people. U S ambassador David K Brive rebuked Thuy amid sharp exchanges as Thuy labeled Nixon policies as prolonging the war. Brice called Thuy’s remarks shameful and inadmissible while U S spokesman Stephen Ledegar declined to repeat insults.
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Paris
Xuan Thuy
Nixon
Chas
U.S
David K. EeBruve
Nguyen Thanh“ le
Hanoi
Thuy
Brive
Stephen Ledegar
Afiica
United States of America
Lerogar
David Ki. BR. Brice
Bruce
American Congress
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Paul Weiss
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Lucien Paradis
Foyer Bernadette
Eureka
UPI
San Trancisco Peninsula
Eureka-Arcata
William Glenn Krumime
Pacific Shore Property Inc
Mountain View
P. B. Howe
Palo Alto-Rabnas Savings and Loen Association
Orlo
Klamath River
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L.A
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