Being Ornery and Staying Human Says HAL Boyle
New York columnist HAL Boyle argues being ornery is part of human nature and offers humorous observations on lamb, eggplant, door to door sales, marriage, dieting, jogging, and experience. The piece uses playful paradoxes to explore everyday quirks and human foibles.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Pedal Hoppers Begin Bike Buses Across Bay Bridge
AC Transit officials announce two buses converted to carry bikes and riders across the Bay Bridge linking Berkeley Oakland to San Francisco. The new service starts July 8.
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Denied Chance To See Contested Pornography Film
Al Jordan, vice president of a group opposing pornography, was refused admission to a movie he sought to view. The theater manager, aware of his protest role in a court fight to stop the film, declined entry and refunded his ticket.
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al Jordan
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Red Bluff High Names mixup in honor list for James Snead
Freshman James Snead at Red Bluff High School earned A grades in all classes last term but was found to be incorrectly listed in the wrong section of the honor list. The school reported the error yesterday.
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Recommendation In 63 To Quit War
The National Security Council rejected a 1963 State Department expert proposal to pull out of Vietnam, deemed unwinnable. The Los Angeles Times cited unpublished Pentagon memo sections, noting Paul M. Kattenburg suggested withdrawal, overruled by Dean Rusk with support from Lyndon B. Johnson and Robert S. McNamara. The memo was by Marine Maj. Gen. Victor C. Krulak.
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Three-Judge Panel Reviews Leslie Bacon Contempt Jailing
A three-judge panel of the 9th U S Circuit considers whether activist Leslie Bacon should remain jailed as a material witness in the Capitol bombing probe. Bacon argues detention was unconstitutional, while the government defends limited immunity and prior questioning as lawful.
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Miss Bacon
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