Contested will case tied to Red Cross bequest
District Court Judge Daniel Foley in Austin Minnesota has taken under advisement the contested will of Marian Jenks valued over one million dollars at death in 1988. Warren Carter Jr disputes a 952000 Red Cross bequest while noting small legacies to Carleton College and three Carter daughters.
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Daniel Foley
Austin
Minn
American Red Cross
Warren
Carter Jr
Marian Jenks
Carter
Carleton College
Ordaining Minister Seeks California Governor Run
Kirby J. Hensley of Modesto founder of the Universal Life Church announces his candidacy for California governor on the Peace and Freedom Party ticket. He says he will campaign on peace and prosperity, linking his run to opposition to the war. Hensley has previously faced trouble for ordaining ministers without qualifications beyond paying a fee. The Peace and Freedom Party, a coalition of liberal and radical groups, has been dormant since 1968.
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California
Kirby J. Hensley
Modesta
Universal Life Church
Peace and Freedom Party
Hensley
Sacramento Union
Peace Party
Lazenby quits Bond after one film in London
George Lazenby a 29 year old Australian said in London he will not return for more 007 movies after his debut On Her Majesty's Secret Service due next month. He said Bond makers made him feel mindless while Connery called Bond a Frankenstein monster as he quit after five films.
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Sean Connery
James Bond
Connery
Lazenby
London
Her Majesty's Secret Service
Bond
Wallet Recovered After Europe Journey In Cattle Feed
Tampa supervisor Al Fliescher lost his wallet during a conveyor repair last March. It tumbled with 8,000 tons of citrus pulp into a ship hold destined for Rotterdam where pulp became cattle food. A French farmer later found the wallet in feed. a month later it was returned with only a $10 bill missing.
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Tampa
Tla
Europe
Fliescher
Rotterdam
Holland
Noel Douvier
la Chatelle
Douvier
Cnttle
SEC suspends Salt Lake firm in unregistered stock case
The Securities and Exchange Commission suspended trading for 60 days by W. E. Anderson & Co. of Salt Lake City on the Salt Lake City Stock Exchange for selling unregistered Mountain States Development Co. stock. The firm and its general partner consented to the penalty without admitting or denying the charges. Anderson’s personal registration was also suspended for 60 days.
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Washington
UFT
Securities and Exchange Commission
W. E. Anderson & Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake Ciy Stock Exchange
Tered
Mountain States Development Co
W. E. Anderson
Anderson
Bus Flips in Crash With Car Near Petersburg Indiana
A Greyhound bus skidded in heavy fog near Petersburg on Indiana 47, overturning after hitting a car and killing a bus passenger while injuring 25 to 30 others. Three ambulances were later involved in a second crash. Police said the bus driver could not avoid the car that pulled onto the highway. Victim name unavailable hours after the wreck. most injured taken to Daviess County Hospital in Washington.
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Inde
UPL
Greyhound
Jasper
Indiana 47
Evansville
Daviess County
Washington
Drilling Platform Flips Again Off Santa Barbara Coast
A large offshore drilling platform near Santa Barbara flips to its side then capsizes while workers attempt refloat and stabilization. Official comments are scarce as protesters from Get Oil Out remain at the site, pledging to block further erection.
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Santa Barbara
Sun. Oil Co
GOO
Union Oil Co
First Woman Preacher at Grace Cathedral Delivers Apocalypse
San Francisco Episcopal trainee Esha Mills 22 spoke to about 200 worshipers at Grace Cathedral on Nob Hill marking its fifth anniversary. She warned Western man is destroying the world and himself, urging radical life changes to avert environmental and societal crisis. Mills, an Episcopal minister and Planned Parenthood worker, urged population restraint and leaders who act.
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Stephanie Mills
San Francisco
Grace Cathedral
UPS
Nob Hill
Esha Mills
Episopel
Marlin
Lyttier
King Jr
Earl Warren
Archbishop of Canterbury
Miss Mills
Alameda Calmly Planned Parenthood
Oakland Women’s College
Gunman Holds Wife's Kin Hostage Nine Hours
A 22 year old boatyard worker and former cruise line crewman Albert Lewless held his mother in law and another woman hostage for about nine hours in a Royal Admiral Apartment Hotel high rise. He fired six times into doors and walls but no one was hurt. He surrendered after a dawn standoff and was to face assault with a deadly weapon and discharging a weapon in an occupied building charges. Lewless had 20 rounds of ammunition and was said to be jealous of his wife Nancy. His wife was separated and Lewless talked with her briefly before surrendering to police on the eighth floor near the balcony.
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Fort Lauderdale
UPI
Short
Albert Lewless
Nancy
Lewless
Mary Snyder
4. Giller
Snyder
Coupse
Rey J. Jason
Royal Admiral Apartment
US Troop Strength in Viet Drops to 484000
Saigon reports the U.S. troop level in Vietnam has fallen to 484,400, the lowest in two years, completing a second round of Nixon withdrawals. The week prior saw a drop of 4,900, with hopes to reach 480,000 by December 15. Allied trackers note more North Vietnamese material movement along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, while infiltration in Saigon’s zone remains unconfirmed. Nightly Viet Cong shelling and allied combat losses are cited as ongoing.
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Viet
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Washington
Nixa
Ho Chi Minh ‘Trail
Julia J. Ewell
Lodge Denies Private Talks in Vietnam Peace Efforts
U S diplomat Lodge rejected claims by North Viet Nam's Thuy that he would not meet privately to discuss general issues in Vietnam. Lodge insisted he discussed all peace questions and denied pushing exclusive troop withdrawal. Thuy accused him of intransigence and total withdrawal demands amid his resignation set for December. In Jakarta, a health director said four people died of smallpox in central Java in the first ten months of the year.
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Paris
U.S
Lodge
Thuy
Vietnam
Jakarta
UPI
Central Java
Sunday paper fragment shows carrier listings and ad text
A damaged newspaper snippet lists carrier and delivery area notes with scattered figures and headers. The readable lines reference Sunday issues and partial service details, showing irregular spacing and partly legible names or numbers. The fragment lacks a complete event or story to summarize beyond vague notices.
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