Lazenby Quits Bond After First Movie Debut
Australian actor George Lazenby, chosen to succeed Sean Connery as James Bond, says he will quit after his first 007 film due next month. Producers reiterate a valid Bond contract and dispute his claim of no future involvement.
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Hunger Elimination Cost and Plan Proposed
Dr. Jean Mayer says hunger and malnutrition in the United States could be eliminated in three years at an annual cost of 3 to 5 billion dollars. He urges a free food stamp program and expanded food assistance to all counties, noting 350 counties have resisted such programs. Mayer cites about 30 million Americans below the poverty line, with half lacking funds for a proper diet, and says federal and state action is needed ahead of the White House Conference on Food Nutrition and Health.
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Nixon Retreats To Camp David
President Nixon spent Sunday at Camp David working on the 1971 federal budget likely to exceed 200 million dollars. He held talks with Budget Director Charles Mayo White House counselor Arthur Burns and domestic adviser John Ehrlichman before a quick trip back for the Rams Cowboys game.
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