First Lady Trapped in Elevator at Juilliard Dedication
New York UPI reports Mrs. Richard Nixon was briefly trapped in an elevator during the Juilliard School dedication at Lincoln Center. The incident involved over 1,000 guests including Martha Graham and Sol Hurok. No panic, she emerged, praising the event and the performers led by Leonard Bernstein and Leopold Stokowski.
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Shirley Ver Yett
van Cliburn
Ttzak Perlman
Dear Abby Column Highlights Teen Bridesmaids and Sitter Pay
Column features Wondering in Atlanta advising the bride to let her bridesmaids be, two teen girls demanding higher babysitting pay, and a Montana father discussing sex education and privacy. Abby's response guides readers on social expectations and personal boundaries.
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East Hampton Woman Wins Signed Baseball Auction
Barbera Bevin, a longtime baseball fan from East Hampton, was the sole girl on a youth team and now bid 259.95 at the East Hampton Congregational church auction for a baseball autographed by the New York Melts. She recalls Casey at the Bat for church groups and notes three modern comedies on Love American Style at 9 00 PM in color on TV 8.
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Tennessee Man To Be Released By Viet Cong
Dorothy Tinsley says she learned Sunday from the army that her husband Coy R. Tinsley has been released or rescued by the Viet Cong. She describes daily dread while awaiting word on his fate and notes the prior belief a friend who served with him suspected capture. The family at the Tinsley farm near Cleveland, Tennessee, awaits final homecoming as the news spreads.
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Soldier MIA after Vietnam battle. mother voices grief
Mrs. R. B. Tingley reflects on the pain of mothers with sons in war as her son, Tinsley, who joined after driving for a furniture firm, was sent to Vietnam in December 1968. He suffered a shrapnel wound, returned to his unit, and was declared missing in action on March 9 after a squad battle that killed two and wounded seven.
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Vietnam
Stalin's Daughter Happier in the United States Says Interview
State department officials report a Voice of America interview with Svetlana Alliluyeva broadcast to Russia in which she describes life in Princeton as colorful and says she is happier in the United States despite flaws. Moscow radio commentators criticized the piece, claiming it lacks pride and professionalism.
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