The Jefferson Airplane Disrupts Midtown Film Shoot
The rock group performed atop a Midtown Manhattan hotel during a Public Broadcasting Laboratory shoot for One American Movie. Amplifiers irked guests and traffic, police said. Rip Torn argued with a patrolman and received a harassment summons. the film company Leacock Pennebaker Inc. was cited for public disturbance and filming in a permit zone.
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Jefferson Airplane
New York
Rip Torn
Midtown Manhattan
Public Broadcasting Laboratory
Yorn
Leacock Pennebaker Inc
Permat
Cook Spins In Centrifuge To Relocate Brain Bullet
Joseph Barrios, 63, a cook, was wounded in a restaurant robbery on Oct. 7. He was strapped into a NASA Ames centrifuge in Sunnyvale, California, and spun to move a .22 bullet from the third ventricle to a safer lateral ventricle. Doctors say further centrifuging may be tried as tests continue.
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Joseph Barrios
NASA
Ames Research Laboratory
Sunnyvale
Calif
O'Connor Hospital
San Jose
Barrios
Morgan Hill
Space Agency Laboratory
Sisters Seek Share of 100000 Lottery Win
Two sisters from Elizabeth New Jersey sue their mother Carmen Nieves 76 seeking 25000 each as their share of a 100000 New York Lottery prize won by a ticket marked Carmen Nieves and family. Superior Court Judge Hetfield ordered $160000 attached to await definition of family.
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Mary Ann Pinella
Carmen Farrago
Elizabeth
N.J
Carmen Nieves
Roselle Park
Walter L. Hetfield
Puerto Rico
Piniere
Nieves
Zsa Zsa Gabor Leaves Mallorca For Paris Amid Clothing Debacle
Zsa Zsa Gabor boarded a flight to Paris after a brief Palma de Mallorca legal wrangle over a hotel bill and a large tailor-made wardrobe order. Montserrat Pino said the actress ordered 25 dresses 15 hats and 15 blouses valued at 3500 while a 1140 room bill remained unpaid. A judge released her passport promising payment via her London bank, and she left smiling despite the earlier confrontation.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor
Paris
Spain
Zsa Zsa
Palma de Mallorca
Montserrat Pino
Zsa Z
Heavier Da Nang Shelling Threatens Saigon Area
Combat reports state Da Nang endured its heaviest shelling in three months with 65 rockets and mortars striking U S and South Vietnamese sites. One American was killed and 12 wounded. total enemy casualties 12 killed and 14 weapons captured. Civilian and military losses listed across Da Nang and Dong Tam by South Vietnamese spokesman.
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Saigon
da Nang
U.S. 1St Division
Eeef
U.S
South Vietnam
Gue
Cumlo
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
U.S. Sih
Dong Tam
Saipan
Johnson
North Vietnam
Bar Rail Merger Block Rejected by Appeals Court
Washington UPI report states a three judge federal court rejected the Justice Department effort to block a merger of five railroads creating a 27 000 mile network from Mississippi to the Pacific. The court upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission approval of the Mercer merger, noting assets of 4 2 billion and that the plan would form the largest system by track miles.
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Mercer
Penn Central
Great Northern Pacific
Burlington Lines Inc
ICC
Readmit U S Charges Race Discrimination 21 in Row
Pasadena schools readmitted 21 of 24 Negro students accused of holding teachers and others prisoner for four hours during a demonstration. Dr. Paul Blomgren said they must still face a student faculty judicial board and potential criminal charges against others. The district faces a separate federal civil rights suit alleging racial discrimination in school zoning and faculty assignments.
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U.S
Pasadena
Northridge
UPD
San Fernando Valley State College
Paul Blomgren
Blomgren
Tos Angeles
UPIF
Justice Department
Ue Coast
U.S. District
Taladena
Califfornia
Wales
Alty
Matt Byrne
Civil Rights Office
the Health, Education and Welfare Department
Charge Against Herald Rejected in NLRB Appeal
Los Angeles Herald Examiner win upheld as unions on strike since December challenged NLRB findings. The appeals office found insufficient evidence that the paper sought to provoke the strike or bargain in bad faith, and noted no failure to meet and bargain on request.
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Los Angeles
UPI
National Labor Relations Boat
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Nlrb Office of Appeals
Lacal
NLRB
National Labor Relations Act
Office of Appeals
Lady Bird Johnson Gifts Inaugural Gown to Smithsonian
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson has donated her inaugural gown and accessories to the Smithsonian Institution. They will be displayed at the museum of history and technology in Washington.
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Smithsonian Washington
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Smithsonian
Museum of History and Technology
United Nations Rejects Two-China Seating Plan
United Nations General Assembly voting 58 to 44 with 23 abstentions defeated a resolution to expel Nationalist China and seat the Chinese Communists. Albania led the draft with two additional Communist sponsors Cuba and Romania. The U.S. backed a two-China study group, while Britain and France again supported ousting the Nationalists.
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United Nations
China
General Assembly
Albania
Peking
Cuba
Romania
Soviet Union
Italy
Formosa
United States
J. Wiggins
Britain
France
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Caugit
Holyoke
Maass
National Bank
Zsa
Bar Rail
Kermit Skrettingland
Byrne
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Pine Ave
Superior
Noeles County
Herald
Lady Bird
Inaugeral
Contessina Sterling Flatware
Towle
Bullock's Lakewood Center
Clark Ave
Lakewood
AISI
U.N
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