Who's in New Manhattan Standoff With Bus Driver
A Manhattan attorney Allan Passim stood in front of a bus on Seventh Avenue during rush hour after the driver refused to open a closed door. With a red light and heavy traffic, he waited 40 minutes until Transit Authority supervisors arrived and the driver drove off.
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Jesee Carter
Postman blamed as losing candidate challenges vote
Wyoming candidate lost by three votes and blames a postman. Officials said six absentee ballots sent to Buffalo New York arrived late and were not counted. Clerk Wilbur Robbins called the mistake an act of God and ordered the sealed ballots burned. Fortney Stark, a banker, says he will sell his bank shares for 29 dollars each to an unnamed buyer, possibly Adan Khashoggi. A Houston wine auction set a world record price for a bottle of Chateau Mouton Rothschild. Norman Norell's will leaves a Texas man 40000 dollars yearly for life. Steve Duprey, 15, elected to New Hampshire House, says youth helped his campaign. Court upholds amputation against a woman’s will in New Jersey.
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Duprey
New Hampshire
House of Representatives
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Bombs fall as U S widens Vietnam air strikes
U S and allied planes carried more than 700 strikes across North and South Vietnam and neighboring countries in four Indo China nations, with B 52s and fighter bombers targeting supply depots, trucks and pipelines as the ground war reported 84 enemy attacks in 24 hours. The half on ceasefire amid protests over uncondtional bombardment continued.
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America
High-Speed Chase Ends In Sheriff Car Crash
A 32-year-old suspect Robert Bird led a Harbor City pursuit that began at 8 17 a.m. after a truck stripping report. The auto wrecked into a boxed-in sheriff unit at 2M4th Street and Norman die Avenue, sending Bird to Harbor General Hospital. Bird, a Lomita welder, faces multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon auto.
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Bridge survivor sues for $5 million in Los Angeles
A. B. Bourne, 40, Altadena, who was on the Foothill Freeway bridge when it collapsed, files a $5 million negligence suit in Superior Court against Polich Benedict Construction Co and others. He suffers back, head, leg, and ankle injuries and seeks damages from state, city, county, and 50 unnamed entities. Bourne says bridges do not fail if built properly.
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