Fire Devours Large Segment of Samuel Goldwyn Studios
A spectacular Hollywood blaze gutted half the Samuel Goldwyn Studios on Santa Monica Boulevard, injuring one worker seriously and damaging three buildings. Firefighters used armored walls and machine guns to breach the fortress like walls to reach the flames as stars including Steve McQueen witnessed the inferno. The fire started on the set of the NBC show Sigmund when stage lighting powered up, and the loss was estimated well over a million dollars. Samuel Goldwyn Jr. and other personnel escaped the flames.
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Los Angeles
Robert Conrad
Samuel Goldwyn
Hollywood
Mike Graslie
Conrad
Star of India
Goldwyn Studios
Samuel Goldwyn Jr
Sigmund
NBC
Steve McQueen
Ali MacGraw
Santa Monica Boulevard
Goldwyn
Porgy and
Bess
Goldwyn Studio
Samuel Goldwyn Movie Studio
Israel Accepts U S Soviet Talks While Pressing for Land Stance
The United States and Soviet Union pursued a cautionary path on Middle East matters with Israeli approval of the Kissinger Gromyko talks. Israel claimed it shot down a Syrian jet and pressed to retain 1967 gains and Mt Hermon positions as Prime Minister Meir's Labor Alignment battles to form a new cabinet amid protests and hunger strikes.
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Israel
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
Unon
Middle East
Shimon Peres
Kissinger
Cyprus
Jerusalem
Damascus
Syria
Golda Meir
U.S
Dev
Kuneitra
Mt. Hermon
Mrs. Meir
Labor Alignment
Transcript issues in Watergate probes and pending trials
The committee reports deletions from a February 28 1973 transcript and notes the full tape was given to investigators without claims of irrelevance. Judge Sirica delays subpoenas in the White House Watergate case to allow possible compliance. Ed Reinecke trial date set for July 15 after delay. Gesell schedules hearings on Ellsberg break-in motions.
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IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Democratic Party
Lawrence O’brien
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Committee
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
White House
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Sirica
James D. St. Clair
California
Ed Reinecke
Senate
Barrington Parker
Reinecke
Gerhard A. Gesell
Ellsberg
Pulitzer Prizes Announced Amid Nixon Coverage
The 1973 Pulitzer winners include reporting on Nixon tax payments and a secret $200 000 campaign contribution by Vesco. Awards go to James R. Polk Jack White Hedrick Smith and Newsday Emily Genauer and others for journalism and arts. Special citation honors Roger Sessions life work.
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New York
Nixon
James R. Polk
Washington Star-News
Robert L. Vesco
Jack White
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Newsday
Carden City
Long Island
Turkey
France
Emily Genauer
Associated Press
Slava Veder
Air Force
Robert L. Stirm
United States
Anthony K. Roberts
Hollywood
Hedrick Smith
New York Times
Soviet Union
William Sherman
New York Daily News
Pulitzer
Columbia University
Pulitzer Advisory Board
Daniel J. Boorstin
Robert Lowell
Ernest Becker
Donald Martino
Notturno
Roger Sessions
Coffee Nerves May Mask Anxiety From Caffeine Overload
Dr John P Greden of Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital warns that excess caffeine from coffee tea or cola can trigger anxiety like symptoms and mislead doctors. He cites cases including a 27 year old woman whose daily 10 12 cups of strong coffee caused headaches lightheadedness and heart irregularities which abated after cutting caffeine. He notes an Army officer improved after reducing 14 cups daily and warns many Americans exceed 500 milligrams caffeine per morning.
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Detroit
John P. Greden
Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital
Washington
D.C
Greden
American Psychiatric Association
Winter Snow Hits Cleveland as May Temperatures Fall
An unusual mid spring snowstorm brought two inches at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and flurries near Lake Erie. Several Ohio cities posted record low temperatures including Toledo 26 and Cincinnati 33, with cooler conditions expected to ease after today as a larger Central Plains system moves in.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Hopkins
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Toledo
Dayton
Findlay
Greater Cincinnati
Mercury
Lake Ontario
Central Plains
Kennedy weighs 1976 run amid Chappaquiddick questions
In a Washington interview Senator Edward M. Kennedy says he would face questions about the 1969 Chappaquiddick incident if he seeks the presidency in 1976. He projects a decision by late next year and says his family would not veto his run and would likely support him.
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Chappaquiddick
Kennedy
John
Robert
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Mary Jo Kopechne
Paul Duke
Brandt Successor in View as Germany Faces Political Upheaval
West Germany braces for a new chancellor after Brandt’s resignation amid the Guillaume spy scandal. Scheel convenes a cabinet meeting as Social Democrats and Free Democrats plan talks on a new government program. Bundestag set to elect a successor May 17, Schmidt favored to win. Heinemann’s presidency looms as Scheel contemplates a ceremonial bid.
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United States
West Germany
Brandt
Bonn
Scheel
Social Democrats
Free Democrats
Bundestag
Schmidt
Heinemann
Notice of Appointment and Public Legal Action in Athens Ohio
J B Vanity Jr of Athens Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of Dian D Dowler deceased creditors must file claims within four months. Also Harmon Bridgeman and Cordie Ward sue Charles Brideman and others in Athens County Common Pleas Case 74-24 seeking partition of River Lots 634 and 635 in Nelsonville with last publication May 21 1974. Defendants must answer within 28 days of last publication.
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J. B. Vanity, Jr
P.O. Box
Athens
Athens County
Ohio
Dian D. Dowler
Common Pleas Court
Harmon Bridgeman
Cordie Mae Ward
Jake Collins
Margaret Blake
Charles Bridgeman
Buster Hall
Ola Degamore
Richard Coe
Charles Brideman
High Street
Nelsonville
Court of Common Pleas
Parti
Tion Real Estate
Ohio Company
Hopkins
Rhodes
Parkdale
Roy Stevens
Marjorie Mitchell
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Reed & Baur Inc
Plaza Shopping Center
the Dolphin
Louis Shaeffer
O'Neill
F. Gilman Spencer
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Trenton
N.J
Edwin A. Roberts Jr
National Observer
Paul M. Szep
Boston Globe
Arthur M. Petacque
Hugh F. Hough
Chicago Sun
Joseph Pulitzer
Duke
Michel Jobert
Western Europe
Christian Democratic Union
Guillaume
Hesse
East Berlin
Ministry of State Security
East Germany
Harold J. Rose
Vance-Leach
FHA
Vance-Leach Home Furnishings
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