Life Magazine to Fold Amid Postal Rate Pressures
New York AP Life magazine, 46 years old, announces it will cease publication due to rising postal costs and competition from Look. Time Inc. flags layoffs and a shift to new formats as Life loses advertising and subscribers slide amid industry changes.
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End of Life magazine marks shift in photojournalism
AP reports the Life magazine closure shocks staff at Time Inc. with about 320 employees offered severance. Photographers like Carl Mydans and Bill Ray reflect on careers, citing iconic images and the end of an era as specialized magazines may rise, while many fear future unemployment despite potential moves to advertising work.
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Nixon Keeps Kleindienst and Announces Major Shakeup
President Nixon retains Richard Kleindienst as attorney general and unveils a broad staff reshuffle across the Interior and Justice Departments. Key moves include personnel changes at the health education and welfare, labor, and defense offices, with several top posts filled by new faces and mixed representation.
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Anderson Area Deaths and Obituaries Featured in Local Notices
Joe Stuart 63 of Chesterfield died in Indianapolis after open heart surgery at University Hospital. Survived by wife Christine and four children. he was a veteran and former lieutenant colonel, leader in local American Legion and Kiel Club. Funeral arrangements pending. Thursa Reed 44 of Logansport died after long illness. taught in Elwood schools. survived by husband and three children. memorials to East Lynn Church. Marshall Robbins 63 of Anderson, former Guide Lamp foreman, died at St. John’s Hospital. survived by wife Jane, son Rex, grandson Troy, and siblings. services by Rev. Smith. Ward reports death of retired Hamilton County farmer Harry Leonard, services Monday at Narley Funeral Home. Additional notices mention family survivors and funeral details for local residents and former Marion plant workers.
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Pendleton Deaths and Obituaries Notice
Ralph Jones World War I veteran died Wednesday in Pendleton after a long illness. He was born in Ingalls and lived in Pendleton with three daughters and one son among survivors. Funeral arrangements are pending at Daleville and Elm Ridge. Laura Sharpn, 20, of Gas City, killed in an auto crash. services set for Sunday at Elm Ridge.
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Truman Improvement Reported in Kansas City
Hospital officials reported late Friday a noted improvement in former President Harry S. Truman's heart condition though he remained critically ill. Dr. Wallace Graham warned the cardiac status remained precarious as Truman’s daughter Margaret Daniel voiced cautious optimism about progress.
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Juveniles Detained After Lafayette Jefferson Game Disorder Charge
At least seven juveniles were taken into custody by city police after a Lafayette Jefferson basketball game. Some were handcuffed during transport in a paddy wagon. The youths faced disorderly conduct charges and were placed in custody or released to parents after intervention.
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