White House decor plans and political tensions noted
Labor Secretary Brennan faced a gun question and refused to confirm never carrying one. Pat Nixon announced Christmas parties and White House decorating under J C Pannock. Ford met Soviet ambassador Dobrynin to build rapport. Betty Ford warned Nixon resignation or impeachment would hurt the nation. Paul Kober, a machine shop accident survivor, earned a master’s degree in art from Wayne State University and spoke of choosing art after the accident.
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Gerald R. Ford
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
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Today Show
Nixon
Paul Kober
Wayne State University
Detroit
California Sues for Taxes on Marilyn Monroe Film Profits
California seeks 64 634 in state income taxes from Marilyn Monroe estate for profits from Some Like It Hot and The Misfits earned after her 1962 death. The Franchise Tax Board sent a bill appealed to the Board of Equalization, which was to rule in about nine days. California claims residual profits from the California filmed Some Like It Hot and ten percent of The Misfits. The New York estate already paid New York taxes on those percentages. California argues income from the films is taxable where income was generated despite Monroe being a New York resident.
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York
Paris Welcomes Panda Bears to Vincennes Enclosure
Paris hosts L-Li and Yen-Yen the third set of pandas outside China in a new Vincennes enclos ure beside a pool. The two young bears 60 and 88 pounds play in a three log climbing area and tiled pool while officials note they are not yet allowed to mingle or mate.
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Princess Grace and her mother share a tender embrace
Princess Grace of Monaco and her mother, Mrs. John B. Kelly of Philadelphia, are pictured sharing a warm moment during a public event. The scene highlights the royal couple's affection as they greet spectators and pose for photographers.
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Philadelphia
Debate on IQ splits Black and white groups in TV broadcast
Nobel laureate Shockley and CORE director Innis clashed on a Monday NBC broadcast from Los Angeles as they debated whether genetic factors or environmental conditions account for perceived Black IQ differences. Shockley cited paleontic statistics while Innis argued deprivation shapes test results, with the exchange framing a long-running racial science dispute.
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UPI
William Sheckley
Ray Innis
NBC
Tom Snyder
Shockley
Innis
Hitler
Stanford University
Australian man bulldozes home to deter divorce claim
Melbourne police said Jim Hutchings, 33, a building demolition contractor, bulldozed his $37,500 suburban home after his wife left him and took the couple’s two children and furnishings. Hutchings aimed to deny her any share of the home in the divorce suit.
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Australia
UPI
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Hutchings
Bandits Fail to Break Into Office Door
(UPI) Bandits attempting a payroll robbery fired a submachinegun burst at an office lock but did not knock it down and ultimately abandoned the effort. Alede Police said the intruders had been pulling at the door rather than pushing.
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Alede
Bankscharged higher loan costs by big California banks
A San Francisco Consumer Action study claims Wells Fargo Bank Bank of America and United California Bank levy 0 to 100 percent higher rates on similar loans than smaller banks. The guide Break the Banks says credit card and overdraft loans cost 18 percent or more, with higher minimum balances for free checking and costs tied to bank processing. Bank officials dispute the findings arguing data is dated and that card loans enable otherwise unaffordable credit.
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California
Michael Tobin
Hibernia Bank
Bank of America
Irate customer fatally shots two at bar after request
Police say an unidentified gunman shot and killed two patrons at Tiki Bob's after refusing to lend him 50 cents for another Atah. The gunman then died in the street, apparently after hailing a taxi. One victim was Robert Snethen, 34, a KBHK TV editor.
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