Sutherland seeks divorce from Shirley Jean Sutherland
Actor Donald Sutherland, star of M A S H, files for divorce in Superior Court. He cites separation in November after a marriage begun August 6, 1966 in London. He seeks no alimony or attorney fees and joint custody of 3-year-old twins. Shirley Sutherland faces federal conspiracy charges in Los Angeles related to land grenades.
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Los Angeles
Donald Sutherland
Shirley Jean Sutherland
T. C. Douglas
Sutherland
Superior Court
London
U.S
Beverly Hills
RAF Joker Unmasked at Cranwell
The Royal Air Force exposes a prank as officers at Cranwell are asked to surrender their shoes for heel checks after a fault was announced over the public address system at the training college.
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London
Royal Air Force
Cranwell
Air Force Training College
Congress Moves Toward 250 Million Lockheed Loan Guarantee
Rep. William Moorhead denounces the Nixon administration and Lockheed leadership as he cites a plan to issue 250 million in loan guarantees to prevent Lockheed from collapsing. Treasury Secretary Connally announced the bill ahead of Congress action.
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Washington
Congress
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
William S. Moorhead
Dpa
Nixon
Daniel Haughton
Daniel
Secretary of Treasury
John B. Connally
Chinese Wants To Go Home From Paris Flight
Chang Chi Jung a drugged Chinese technician left Paris today for home after French authorities said he wished to return to China. He was escorted by a Chinese Embassy representative and 10 others who refused to leave France without him. The incident occurred April 28 as embassy personnel passed customs. police had stopped the group amid reports of possible defection. The Chinese Embassy filed a complaint and Chang will decide his destination after recovery.
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Paris
Shanghai
China
Chang Chi Jung
France
Chang
Algeria
Rogers Tours Israeli Front in Air Flight Over Sharm el Sheikh
Secretary of State William P. Rogers conducted an aerial inspection of the Israeli front near Sharm el Sheikh with his presidential jet liner. He held talks with Israeli leaders amid debate over flexibility in demands in peace talks with the Arabs. Israelis stress Sharm el Sheikh vital for security and control of Red Sea access. Egyptians want it returned.
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Israel
Sharm el Sheikh
Red Sea
East Africa
Persian Gulf
Egypt
Strait of Iran
Centenarian Maria Olguin Makes First Hospital Visit
Maria Olguin, 110, is hospitalized for the first time at White Memorial Hospital in East Los Angeles after a hip fracture from a fall. Doctors say she is in remarkably fine condition and progressing well, joking that a simple routine helps her sleep at night.
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Los Angeles
Maria Olguin
White Memorial Hospital
East
Americans to Make 8.8 Million Mothers Day Calls
AT and T spokesman says Americans will place a record 8.8 million long distance calls this Mothers Day. He notes the best calling times are early morning or late afternoon when traffic is lightest. about 44 million calls are handled on a normal Sunday.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Youth Drowns In Ditch After Winter Drowning
An Oakley Idaho youth about year old drowned after falling into a drainage ditch last winter. He and his twin brother appeared with the TV series My Three Sons on a network program.
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Oakley
Idaho
Defense Opens Case In Robbery Trial In Aiken County
Defense begins its case under tight security in Aiken County General Sessions Court in the armed robbery of Millbrook Grocery Store. Defendants James Raymond Ford and Mitchell Lambert Jr. face charges for gunpoint robbery of two women on Nov. 7, with almost $200 and multiple firearms seized. Witnesses identified the pair. a chase ended in Beech Island with a fatal crash involving a redDatson station wagon and one dead occupant.
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Aiken County
Millbrook
Julius B. Ness
Frances Hallman
C. T. Hallman
Martha Wilmer
State
New Ellenton
Beech Island
Will Vernon Frederickson Jr
Jets Down Three Antiaircraft Guns in Laos Vietnam War
U S fighter bombers destroyed three long range antiaircraft guns in the 33rd strike at the North this year. Two American Phantom jets were shot down farther south in Laos but crewmen were rescued. The attack targeted Ho Chi Minh trail positions near Ban Karai pass as U S forces withdraw part of the 100 000 man cutback. A Viet Nam restaurant bombing killed two civilians and wounded 11 in Saigon suburbs.
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Johnson
Ho Chi Minh Trail
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S. Command
Vietnam
Saigon
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
South Carolina Senate Tentatively Approves Budget Increase
The South Carolina Senate has tentatively approved a near 553 million dollar state budget with pay raises up to ten thousand dollars for constitutional officers and a 3500 dollar raise for judges. Controversial items include a 14000 dollar increase for Development Board director J Bonner Manly and a 800000 annual admissions tax on pornographic films. The plan proceeds to final passage next Tuesday with possible House Senate conference.
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Columbia
South Carolina Senate
Supreme Court
Development Board
J. Bonner Manly
Senate
House
House-Senate
State Board of Censors
Claymon Grimes
Georgetown
Gordon Garrett
Charleston
South Carolina
Win the War plan marches on Capitol steps by McIntire group
The Rev. Carl McIntire and followers plan a song service on the Capitol steps tonight to warm up for Saturday's win the war march to the Washington Monument. He says messages from Chiang Kai-shek and other Far East anti Communist leaders will be transmitted by radio if possible and that George Wallace and Lester Maddox will deliver telephone messages. McIntire predicts a turnout exceeding the large antiwar march of April 24. He and followers presented a victory wreath at the Pentagon to Air Force Brig Gen Daniel L. James.
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Washington
Carl McIntire
Capitol Steps
Washington Monument
McIntire
Alamada
George Wallace
Lester Madx
Capitol
Pentagon
Air Force
Daniel L. James
Customs Cracks Down On Illegal Drug Flow
Washington AP The Customs Bureau announces a intensified drive to curb drugs from Indochina. All mail from Southeast Asia will be opened and 100 percent checked. Military base commanders will aid inspections of servicemen baggage personal effects and cargo returning home.
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Washington
Customs Bureau
Indochina
Myles J. Ambrose
Southeast Asia
Ambrose
United States
Inflation Fight Hurdled by Fresh Price Jump
Washington reports a higher wholesale price index dims Nixon inflation fight as unemployment hovers near 6 percent. The president aims for 4.5 percent by mid 1972 while Connally downplays wholesale gains. Meanwhile consumer food spending rose modestly in Q1.
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Washington
Nixon
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