Secret Service case tossed in Kennedy children harassment suit
Two U S Secret Service agents assigned to Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' children had a harassment case against Bronx photographer Ron Gitella dropped in New York City Criminal Court. Judge Bernard Maldow noted the unique status of agents and photographer and dismissed the charge.
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U.S. Secret Service
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
New York City
Jack Walsh
James Kalafatis
Bronx
Ron Gitella
Secret
Senator Stephen Young to retire after 1970 bid
Ohio Senator Stephen M. Young, 80, the Senate's oldest member, announced he will not seek a third term in 1970. He said age and health justify stepping aside, urging a younger successor under 63. His 1958 upset over John Bricker and 1964 reelection over Robert Taft Jr. are noted.
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Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate
Young
John W. Bricker
GOP
Robert Taft Jr
Johm H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Cal-State Airlines fires pilot over hair style
Andrew Ingbar, a 27 year old Cal-State Airlines pilot, said Thursday in Los Angeles that his thick curls led to his dismissal after a two week warning to cut his hair. President Richard Dick defended standards for pilots as public confidence matters. Ingbar refused to cut his hair, citing principle.
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Andrew Ingbar
Ingbar
Los Angeles
Cal-State Airlines
Cal-State
Inghar
Richard Dick
John Q
California
Las Vegas
Everone
Million Quit Smokes Report Due Soon
Washington report from HEW based on Census data says about one million Americans quit smoking in 1968 and more youths avoided starting. It notes male quit rates higher than female and a overall decline in per person cigarette use, with total former smokers near 17 million by year end.
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Washington
UPT
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Census Bureau
HEW
WEW
Agriculture Department
South Yemen Breaks Ties With United States
South Yemen announced severed relations with the United States and ordered all U S Embassy staff to leave within 24 hours after summoning the chargé d'affaires. The government cited hostile U S stance on the Palestinian issue and support for Israel. Britain to handle U S interests in South Yemen.
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Aden
South Yemen
United States
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Israel
Lebanon
Earler
Salem Ali Rabyye
Federation of
South Arabia
Britain
State Department
William Eagleton
Washington
Ashmara
Ethiopia
Showgirl Janet Boyd Receives Dancer Support for Surgery
Las Vegas standout Janet Boyd a topless showgirl at Howard Hughes Silver Slipper with a 38 24 25 figure faced possible blindness after hereditary eye issues worsened by a car accident. Fellow dancers and orchestra chipped in 5800 toward a 5000 bill as health coverage lapsed and she recuperated, with public appeals and media peers helping raise funds.
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Janet Boyd
Astrodalla
Las Vegas
Asbodella
Howard Hughes
Silver Slipper
Whea
Janet
U S Moves to Ban Cyclamates in Meats
The Agriculture Department plans to ban cyclamates in bacon ham and other meats though current rules allowed their use in curing bacon and diet foods. Officials say no processors use cyclamates for hams or other meats and agents will telephone packers to alert them of the weekend ban.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Standard Oil Pays Dealer 1.7 Million Judgment
Clyde A. Perkins, former Portland Beaver owner, won an anti trust verdict against Standard Oil Co of California. A federal jury awarded $1.3 million in 1963 plus fees. The Ninth Circuit ordered retrial, then the Supreme Court upheld the original decision in 1969.
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Standard Oil
Portland, Ore
UPI
Oregon
Washington
Standard Oil Co
California
Clyde A. Perkins
Portland Beaver
Standard
Perkins
Ninth US. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S Supreme Court
San Diego Port Bans Trucks From Docks Area
The Port of San Diego will bar trucks entering the port area to unload cargo from ships at Long Beach and Los Angeles. Director Don L Nay ordered the embargo after 37 cargo vehicles arrived at a city terminal in one day. Local officials say the move may force Far East ships to call at San Diego. officials from Long Beach and Los Angeles doubt it will hurt their ports and suggest it could benefit both.
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San Diego
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Don L. Nay
Forong Beach
Nay
Far East
Japan
San Francisco
Oakland
Sacramento
Stockton
Southland
Thomas J. Thorley
Second miner found in West Virginia Mine disaster
In Farmington West Virginia state police identified the second body recovered in 24 hours from Consolidation Coal No 9 where 78 miners perished on November 20 1968 a 43 year old man from Shinnston Charles Ifardman and endangered a 35 car coal train located under water and rock Rescue crews expect to continue searches for weeks or months while Norman Yost warns the finds are isolated and no others may be found soon The Soviets meanwhile launched Cosmos satellite 306 the unmanned series third this week in Moscow.
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Farmington
W. Va
Consolidation Coal Co
Hardman
Lester Willard
Norman Yost
Arch Moore Jr
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Constance Cornell Stuart
Nixon
White House
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John Karlichmant
Graham Martin
Rome
Stuart
Wheeling
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
University of Maryland
New York
Constance Stuart
Redhead
Eleet
Joan Agin
Fairfield
Southern Ilinois University
Miss Agin
Student Senate
Anthony Giannelli
Yemen
Showgirl
Nev
Press-Telegram
Long Beachy
DE Hoay
Sano
W. Virginia Pit
Russ Fire Satellite
Moscow
UPS
Jaquet
Amoliere
Violet Sapara
Man
Lakewood Center
Tore
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