White House studies Mallary to learn his impeachment stand
White House watches Rep. Richard W. Mallary as impeachment moves toward a House vote. He maintains neutrality but leans toward supporting Nixon and urges a Senate trial. Mallary, a Vermont Senate seat hopeful, could face pressure to back the President in a trial if elected.
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Mallary
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Vermont
Mallory
Senate
Nixon
House
Charles Ross
Ross
Aiken
Washington
GOP
Richard Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Elliot Richardson
Knowland estate records show $900000 debt at death
Court documents filed in Alameda County show William F. Knowland owed more than $900,000 in personal bank loans when he died from a gunshot February 23. Executor Paul Manolis says the Tribune finances were separate and Knowland held Tribune stock to secure loans.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
William F. Knowland
Senate
Trib 4Me
Knowland
Alameda County Superior Court
Paul Manolis
Tribune
Tribune Company
Ann Dickson Knowland
The
United California Bank
Tribune Publishing Company
Building Company
Manolis
Fundamental questions raised by Florida right to reply law
Miami Herald reports on September 26 1972 Tornillo Jr a union leader and candidate challenged Florida Statute 104.38 the right to reply law. Editorials and letters sparked a constitutional fight reaching the U S Supreme Court with debates over press freedom and potential chilling effects on reporting. The piece notes officials and editors concerns, lower court rulings, and the broader national impact if upheld.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Pat L. Tornillo Jr
Miami Herald
Tornillo
Czar Tornillo
House of Representatives
Fred Sherman
Supreme Court
Larry Jinks
The
Herald
Sherman
Circuit Court
Florida Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Classroom Teachers Association
Dade County
Tobias Simon
United States
Richard E. Gerstein
John McClellan
D-Ark
Congress
MIT builds talking computer that reads and pronounces words
MIT engineers under Associate Prof Jonathan Allen have created a computer that can pronounce any English word or sequence by applying thousands of pronunciation rules. The system uses a digital model of the human vocal tract to generate speech, with morphs and letter-to-sound rules enabling billions of word forms and plans for improved phrasing.
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David Haskell
Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Jonathan Allen
Hal
Allen
Research Laboratory of Electrics
RLE
Dennis Klatt
Woman killed as carnival ride Hurricanes goes out of control
A Boston Charlestown carnival ride named Hurricane killed a 20 year old woman and injured 15 others as the ride lurched wildly. Police cited worker disputes with roving youths and a second operator taking over as the cause. Mary Beth Pero of Cambridge died. Michael Kelley of Charlestown and Paul Levey of Shenandoah were hospitalized on the danger list.
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UPI
Charlestown
Mary Beth Pero
Cambridge
Michael Kelley
Paul Levey
Shenandoah
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lorraine Buonono
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