McGovern Accused of Defaming Nixon in Campaignrow
Washington AP reports Republicans charge George McGovern with defaming President Nixon ahead of Fair Campaign Practices Code signing. Democrats demand condemnation of the Watergate break in and alleged eavesdropping at Democratic National Headquarters. The committee reviews contemporaneous letters among party leaders as Shriver campaigns in Philadelphia.
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Akim Tamiroff Dies Russian Born Actor at 42
Akim Tamiroff, the Russian born character actor with a 35 year screen career, died at his Palm Springs home at 42 after a prolonged illness. He appeared in films from the 1930s like Anthony Adverse and The Bridge of San Luis Rey. Survived by his widow, no arrests reported.
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Lorne Greene Tests In Coronary Unit
Lorne Greene, 56, remained in intensive care at Century City Hospital after a GI upset linked to a mild heart disorder. Dr Rex Kennamer said he is not having a heart attack and will likely be released in three days following tests and observation.
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Voters Cast Primary Ballots in Three States
Voters in New York Washington and Massachusetts cast primary ballots amid hot contests. Rooney leads in New York after a June primary, while Lowenstein seeks a rematch in Brooklyn. Washington braces for a three way gubernatorial race as Evans pursues a historic third term. O'Connell runs for former post, with Democrats challenging Ward Brooke inMassachusetts amid national attention.
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Cocos Ruler Gives Up Crown
Sydney reports that John Clurtes-Ross, the fifth generation ruler over the 27 Cocos Islands, abandoned his claim to sovereignty after a meeting with Andrew Peacock on Friday. The Cocos coconut plantation employed 423 Malays, and the ruler had previously asserted royal authority.
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