Firemen face fine cut for long hair in San Francisco
Fireman Robert Barrows 31 is suspended for a day for personal appearance rules. His three superior officers are also suspended a day for failing to notice his hair length described as a small neck curl. Barrows docked 36.18 dollars. Lt Hammermeister 42.14. Capt Coute 848.05. Battalion Chief Russell 57.61. Barrows later got a haircut. Ernest Borgnine sued for 100000 by a private detective in Los Angeles for assault in Torreon Mexico while serving divorce papers for Borgnine's fourth wife. Leighton charges Borgnine with beating him during service of papers.
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Robert Barrows
San Francisco Fire Department
Nobbee” Burrows
Burrows
Robert Hammermeister
Richard Coute
Cecil Russell
Roger Leighton
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Borgnine
Leighton
Doma Ann
Preacher closes part of Athens red light district
In Athens Georgia Rev Gordon Mc Altee and a Salvation Army band began a weekend campaign to shut down a ten-house red light area near Elm Street. He reports success with three brothels closed and rear parking lots emptied. He aims to keep pressure until all houses shut.
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Athens, Ga
Elm Street
Gordon McAltee
Salvation Army
McAltee
McAllee
MecAttee
Bob Jones University
Tno
University of Georgia
Young hijacker settles for Canada in midflight ruse
Gerald Jones, a 19 year old Trinidadian, attempted to hijack a small Arawak Airlines flight from Trinidad to Tobago en route to Cuba. He seized stewardess Joyce Goden, demanded Cuba, then surrendered after a rescue offer of Canada travel, $100, and a police guarantee.
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Trinidad
Cuba
Canada
Gerald Jones
Arawak Airlines
Tobago
Jones
Joyce Goden
Knlfepaint
Onassis Marriage Aimed at Advertising Says Soviet Paper
A Soviet Marine Meets Ministry article claims Aristotle Onassis married Jacqueline Kennedy solely for advertising. It quotes that repeating the Onassis name increases demand for his ships, framing the union as publicity-driven.
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Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
of the Marine
Ministry
Onassis
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline
U.S. Licenses Aid Truck Plant Drive in Soviet Union
The Commerce Department issued licenses allowing export of 528 million dollars in heavy equipment and data to the Soviet Union to support the Kama River truck plant project. Mack Truck, Inc. previously withdrew plans to supply machinery, while Stans led a two week mission to Moscow amid grain sales talks. 54 licenses cover machines, presses, furnaces, gear and axle components, heat treating, and conveyors for the plant slated to open in 1975 producing up to 150000 trucks and 101000 engines annually.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
U. S
Soviet Union
Russia
Mack Truck, Inc
Allentown
White House
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
United States
Commerce ‘Departtment
Kama River
Moscow
U S Peace Talks Cut Short in Paris by Porter
U S Ambassador William J Porter halted the 137th Vietnam peace session in Paris after delivering a 234 word statement and declaring there was nothing more to say until a constructive reply to American proposals. He noted the Thanksgiving holiday and proposed adjourning until December 2.
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Paris
UPI
William J. Porter
Vietnam
United States
Porter
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Nixon
Nixon OKs big health aid plan
President Nixon signed what he called the most comprehensive health manpower legislation in the nation's history and urged Congress to provide 350.2 million in supplemental appropriations to boost medical and nursing schools. The measures aim to fund teaching and research facilities and expand enrollment to ease a predicted doctor shortage by 1980. He urged aggressive reforms in education, training length, and placement in scarcity areas while noting the plan must be adequately funded.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Five Indicted in Bank Frauds in Kentucky Case
Five men indicted by a federal grand jury on misapplying about $1 million from banks in southeastern Kentucky. Warrants issued. suspects may surrender and post bond. Named are William L. Rose of Williamsburg attorney Lohren Martin of Corbin attorney Max B. Duncan Sr. of Corbin and his son Max B. Duncan Jr. of Somerset and Samuel Ray C. Calabrez of Hollywood, Calif. The elder Duncan held senior bank roles in Corbin and Williamsburg.
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Lexington
Kentucky
U.S. District Attorney's Office
London
Wiliam L. Rose
Williamsburg
Ren Martin
Corbin
Max B. Duncan Jr
Somerset
Samuel Ray C. Calabrez
Hollywood
Calif
Duncan
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Detective Sues Borgnine
Ernest Borgnine
Mexico
Borghine
Torreon
Beatle
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Washington National Airport
New York
Lennon
Wirophato
McAttee
Bible Mission Church
Athens Bible Book Store
Georgia-Auburn
Cara
Bill Faith
U.S
Piarco
Miss Goden
Strik
Sam Strake
rEng Heast
San Francisco
Riordan High
Riordan
Corbin Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Bank of Williamsburg
FARAH
Jean
Soos Clark Avenue
Lakewood
Pallal Akewood
Bullock's Lakewood
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