O J Simpson Debuts On Medical Center TV Episode
Hollywood UPI reports former USC halfback and Buffalo Bills star O J Simpson makes his dramatic TV debut as a chief guest star on Medical Center. He plays a college hero hiding a serious ailment to protect a pro contract, with his presence seen as the standout element of the episode.
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Senate Votes Rent Sabs Housing Bill
The Senate approved continuing housing programs and added a $75 million provision to cover rent above 25 percent of family income for public housing tenants. The bill totals $6.3 billion for programs, including $3 billion for urban renewal and $1.78 billion for model cities, with a House review pending.
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Expensive Afternoon Ends in Garden Shed Fire
London report says Will y Amery tried to burn out wasps in his garden shed with flaming rags. The fire spread to the shed and a neighbor's greenhouse, causing $720 in damage. Amery called it a pretty expensive afternoon.
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Iowa City Man Arrested In Narcotic Drug Purchase Case
Richard R. Goldberg, 33, of Iowa City, was arrested by Cedar Rapids police after attempting to obtain a narcotic drug by fraud at Ted's pharmacy. He claimed a doctor prescribed the drug, citing allergies, and was arraigned before Municipal Judge Clinton Shaeffer with bond set for a preliminary hearing. He was released on his own recognizance.
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Passage of Radical New Paper Gold Plan Expected
Washington AP reports a proposed $3.5 billion special drawing rights program aims to create international money from nothing within three years. Pierre-J. Paul Schweitzer recommends issuing SDRs next Jan 1, with 112 IMF members voting at joint IMF World Bank meetings in Washington. SDRs would bolster reserves, not redeemable for gold, and would vary by national quota, extending to major and small economies though France and Italy have not joined.
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Rioters Confront Mrs Gandhi in Hindu Moslem Clash
Rioters clashed with Indira Gandhi during a curfew in Calcutta as Hindu Muslim rioting surged across India. Reports say at least 25 killed and three hundred injured. the prime minister defended her stance while revealing more than 75 percent of the dead were Muslims.
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