Plagarism suit targets Norman Mailer over Marilyn biography
U S District Court in Los Angeles heard Maurice Zablow claim Mailer and his publisher Grossman Dunlap copied about fifteen thousand words from Zablow's 1960 Marilyn biography in Mailer's biography. The suit alleges invasion of privacy contractual interference and emotional distress.
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Full Watergate details reach Nixon April 15 says Kleindienst
Sources say Richard Kleindienst will tell the Senate Watergate Committee that on April 15 1972 he learned the full Watergate break in story from President Nixon and that Nixon acted as if hearing it anew. Petersen will corroborate the account and Gray testified Nixon was warned weeks after the break in.
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Seeing eye dog leads police to suspect in Philadelphia mugging
In West Philadelphia Louis Prather, walking with his German Shepherd Tim, was robbed of 37 dollars. A seeing eye dog guided officers to Jerome Hinton II, who was detained after questioning. Police recovered all but 10 dollars of the pension and Social Security funds.
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Nixon report eyed after Watergate hearings
President Nixon may deliver a packaged response to Watergate allegations including a White Paper and news conferences. Patrick Buchanan said a public statement by Nixon could come about a week to ten days after Phase I ends, with possible early amenders and multiple press briefings. He noted no decision on format yet and denied a strikeback plan. The Watergate committee shows signs of partisanship.
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Athl airport attack leaves two Americans dead
At Athens International Airport two Americans and an Austrian were killed as terrorists opened fire with grenades and pistols in a crowded lounge. About 55 people were wounded as passengers sought cover behind a marble bar and fleeing the scene. Two attackers surrendered after reportedly taking five hostages, while police questioned several arabs and two women.
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TV ad code for kids urged by Engman in speech
Washington officials discuss a voluntary television advertising code aimed at children. FTC chair Lewis A. Engman urged industry action to curb deceptive or dangerous advertising practices, including encouraging purchases through premiums or program characters, and to avoid targeting children with unhealthy products.
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IRS snooping probes widen under Nixon era program
Time magazine reports an expanding IRS overreach with a special investigative unit accused of broad data gathering on individuals and groups beyond tax matters. The article cites a 12 month memo by John T. Finn urging centralized collection regardless of political views, noting some targets had no prior violations.
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Solon raps PX illegal prices in commissaries
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