Nixon Papers to be Released by National Archives
The National Archives will release 1.5 million pages of Richard Nixon's presidential documents on Watergate on Sept. 27. The contents are not fully disclosed and even Nixon aides do not know exact material, raising concerns about confidentiality. Some aides consider legal action to block release.
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Kate Smith Returns Home After Hospital Stay in Raleigh
Retired singer Kate Smith aged 76 is home and reported doing well after a two week hospital stay in Raleigh North Carolina. She was admitted to Raleigh Community Hospital with an aggravated heel sore to avoid a serious infection, her niece Kathryn S Rodriguez said.
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Thatcher likens policies to Churchill at Dumfries visit
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher opened a new Conservative Party headquarters in Dumfries Scotland four weeks after eye surgery. She said she hoped to be compared with Winston Churchill, appeared without dark glasses, and reporters noted her right eye looked bloodshot.
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Minnelli Returns to New York Stage in The Rink
Liza Minnelli 37 returns to Broadway hopeful The Rink after a 16 year hiatus. She plays the owner of a soon-to-be abandoned Coney Island roller rink confronting her rebellious daughter seeking love and belonging.
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Fear of obesity linked to growth and puberty delays
Researchers report 14 youths who skipped meals to avoid fatness, delaying growth and sexual development. Most came from affluent families, with one permanently stunted but others maturing after resuming normal diets. Study published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Shamir and Levy in Likud battle for Begin's seat
Foreign Minister Shamir and Deputy Prime Minister Levy agreed to a Likud central committee vote to succeed Menachem Begin. Levy led in the preliminary round, while Shamir sought a leadership move to avoid Labor gains. Begin's blessing and party dynamics shaped the contest amid parliament math. Begin’s coalition holds 64 seats in the 120 member Knesset. Today’s birthday Melvin Laird turns 61.
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