Danish Queen Margrethe II Visits Leningrad
Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and her husband Prince Henrik arrived in Leningrad for a two day visit. The 35 year old monarch is a distant relative of Emperor Nicholas II and will travel to Moscow after touring the former czarist capital.
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Nation in Brief highlights tax loophole gains and Ali book plans
Federal tax loopholes saved the 160000 richest taxpayers 7.3 billion in the last fiscal year while costing 58.2 billion to the Treasury in 1974. Muhammad Ali says The Greatest book will reveal his army draft stance and a life of controversy. California lawmakers advance a farm labor reform bill authorizing state supervised secret elections for union recognition backed by Cesar Chavez and the Teamsters.
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UFW Plans Boycott After Melon-field Shooting in Hidalgo
United Farm Workers organizers urged migrant laborers to boycott South Texas melon fields today following a Monday shooting that wounded 10 union supporters. Tony Orendain said supporters would gather at the international bridge to urge Mexican nationals to stay away. The shooter, farmer C L Miller Jr., faces 10 aggravated assault complaints and was released on 15000 dollars bond.
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Watts Ten Years Later Special Report On Watts
NBC Television will air a on location news special Sunday June 29 examining Watts a decade after the 1965 riots. Alvin H. Perlmutter VP of news documentaries says the program uses Minicam Correspondents. Tom Pettit and Gail Christian lead the report on changes in the Los Angeles suburb since the riots.
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Vikki Carr Receives Honorary Law Degree in San Diego
San Diego California AP Vikki Carr was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of San Diego in recognition of the Vikki Carr Scholarship Foundation she started in 1970 to aid Mexican American students. Fifty-one scholars have benefited from donations and her earnings, with Carr noting her diploma reflects her birth name Florencia Bisenta de Casilla Martinez Cardona.
Puppet creator in critical condition in New London
Rufus C. Rose, 70, creator and operator of Howdy Doody, is in critical condition at Lawrence & Memorial Hospital after a peritonitis diagnosis following a strangulated hernia. He became ill at his Waterford home last Tuesday and was hospitalized. The Howdy Doody show ran on national television from 1948 to 1960.
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Nichols and May reunite for radio ads for The Fortune
Mike Nichols and Elaine May, once partners who split in 1962, have teamed up again to record radio commercials promoting Nichols's new film The Fortune starring Jack Nicholson and Warren Beatty.
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Kissinger Proposes Panels to Open World Energy Talks
Kissinger urged formation of producer consumer commissions on raw materials to reopen the preparatory world energy conference. He warned of possible price controls and urged a vigorous energy program. He expected the IEA to resume talks within a month, with French officials noting delays.
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Knievel quits after London crash says he will never jump again
Evel Knievel announced he would never jump after a painful crash during a 100 mph leap over 13 London buses at Wembley Stadium. Officials at London Hospital reported he was in satisfactory condition with no paralysis, while aides noted a flying motorcycle record claim.
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President Ford urges prayers for MIAs at Memorial Day ceremony
President Ford used a Memorial Day address at Arlington to urge prayers for missing in action servicemen in Indochina and pledged to press for accounting. He called for strong military resolve, noted the nation’s freedom comes at a price, and paid tribute at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier as about 4500 attended. He then outlined plans for Europe and a possible oil tariff speech while meeting with aides.
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