Clark Gable Pants for Sale at Local Garage Sale
Dolly Kahler says khaki trousers with Clark Gable label are part of a Seventh Day Adventist Church garage sale in North Highlands Sacramento. The waistband reads Western Costume Co Hollywood No 2267-2 Name Clark Gable Walst 3514 Inseam 30. An MGM official confirms Burdick worked with Gable for years.
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Dolly Kahler
Seventh Day Adventist Church
North Highlands
Sacramento
Western Costume Co
Hollywood
Clarence Burdick
MGM
Culver City
Burdick
Gable
Earhart Hoax Denied by Friend and Sister
Irene Adam says the book Amelia Earhart Lives is a poorly documented hoax and not the famed aviator. Miss Earhart's sister and Mrs Bolam of New York back her denial, while authors claim Bolam resembled Earhart and could be the missing flyer.
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Irene Adam
Amelia Barhart
Miss Earhart
Albert Morrisey
West Medford
Mass
Amelia Earhart
Amelia
Bum under Bridge Denies $20,000 He Left Behind
Los Angeles bum Clint Wescott refuses a banker’s offer to reclaim more than $20,000 held in a Burnt Hills bank. Attorney John P. Brown found him living under the 4th Street bridge at Flower Street, where Wescott says he is self-sufficient. The funds arose from a burned service station venture in Burnt Hills, with foreclosure later establishing $15,124.38 in the bank. Brown, who located Wescott three years ago, continues to bring monthly interest.
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Clint Wescott
Bunker Hill
Los Angeles
Wescott
Burnt Hills
John P. Brown
4Th Street
Flower Street
Brown
Bull's Eye Betty Hangs Em Up
Veteran Glendale policewoman Betty Hawk 29 quits after six years alleging promotion bias in which five men with lower scores were promoted to detective. She cites discrimination and pregnancy as reasons and plans to move to Idaho with her husband and 14 month old. Police chief denies bias claim.
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Bull’s-Eye Belly
Glendale
Betty Hawk
Civil Service
Hawk
Ron
Idaho
Duane Baker
Anse
Nixon Begins Fiscal 1972 Budget Deliberations On Plane
President Nixon, after cutting short a Florida stay, starts shaping the 1972 budget on Air Force One with four domestic aides. He plans talks during travel to Paris about priorities, with current outlay forecast at 210 to 215 billion and a deficit of 1 to 15 billion. a 235 billion plan would require a tax rise to balance.
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Nixon
Florida
Charles de Gaulle
Robert H. Finch
George P. Shultz
Office of
Budget and Management
Caspar. A. Weinberger
OBM
John D. Ehrlichman
Air Force One
White Horse
Ronald L. Ziegler
Paris
Crime King Lansky Tours Israel on Tourist Visa
U S police say Lansky a known crime kingpin is in Israel on a three month tourist visa with his wife Thelma. An Interior Ministry official noted the Law of Return grants Jews the right to live in Israel but excludes those with criminal backgrounds. The 67 year old may seek an extension but could be forced to leave if citizenship is denied. Lansky’s current whereabouts in Israel are unclear.
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Jerusalem
Meyer Lansky
United States
Israel
Ministry of the Interior
Lansky
Thelma
Three Fires in Los Angeles Area Cause Major Damage
UPI reports three fires in the Los Angeles area with $105,200 in damage. The Young Men's Health Club of Hollywood sustained $75,000, while a Mattel Toys warehouse in City of Industry caused $24,000 and Charter Oak Trading Post fire added $6,200. Arson investigators are probing the blazes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Young Men's Health Club of
Hollywood
Mattel Toys, Inc
City of
Industry
Charter Oak
Los Angeles County
Folsom Lockup Enters Seventh Day as Inmates Rally
Folsom Prison enters its seventh day of general lockup after an attempted work stoppage by about 300 prisoners. Warden Walter Craven says fear and confusion prompted the move to maintain order. inmates remain confined to cells with limited meals and radio access.
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Walter Craveni
Solent Prison
Craven
SNS Ap Wirwttegt
Folsom
Folsom Prison
Walter Craven
Keating Sees U S Lead in Ending Vietnam War in India
U S Ambassador Kenneth B. Keating told Calcutta listeners that the United States has set one condition for ending the Vietnam war letting South Vietnam choose its government. He defended troop withdrawals and criticized Gandhi's stance, while discussing arms sales to Pakistan and past U S aid to India during crises.
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India
U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
United States
South Vietnam
Academy of Fine Arts
Keating
Indira Gandhi
Vietnam
Nixon
Mrs. Gandhi
United Nations
Tausaka
Zarobia
Pakistan
Turkish bases tour unsettled by captured air crew
Gen Claude and four soldiers were released after a tour of Turkish bases in October. They reported being treated well but not pleased with the experience. Turkish sources questioned why the plane crossed borders as authorities searched for the craft for more than a day before Russia announced its capture.
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Claude
Ab Leninal ‘An
Russell
Quarrie
Ankara
Ant
Nevi
Bearded Man's Justice of the Peace Job in Jeopardy
Lawrence Kansas UPI report says Douglas County officials may void the justice of the peace post won by Philip C Hill who claims to push dope. County attorney seeks ruling on a 1968 law and plans to delay certification of Hill and John R Nesbitt, Lawrence’s second justice of the peace.
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Lawrence
Kan
UPI
Douglas County
Justice of the Peace Post
Cinme
John Aung
Philip C. Hill
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John Young
Snough
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