Dietrich birthday mystery in Paris ages claimed
Daily review notes Marlene Dietrich turned 72 in Paris with conflicting birth year claims 1901 1902 or 1904. Friends and Dietrich herself show uncertainty yet her iconic image endures in film history. John Ogden the English pianist drew praise in Moscow returning for the Russian Winter Art Festival with future performances planned in Soviet cities.
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Secret report on Soviet arms buildup fuels fund drive
Washington reports cite a draft top secret national security memorandum suggesting the Soviet Union seeks strategic superiority over the United States rather than rough parity. The NYT and other outlets obtained parts, prompting talk of a hard lane within military and intelligence circles to curb Pentagon spending under a Carter administration.
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Conscience of the Senate Hart dies after cancer battle
Senator Philip Hart of Michigan, long known as the conscience of the Senate for his integrity and liberal views, dies at his Washington home after a year of cancer diagnosis. Presidents Carter and Ford mourn his passing as colleagues praise his concern for individual rights and humanity.
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Corruption Falls in Liquor Industry Amid Crackdown
Federal and state probes report a sharp drop in liquor sector sleaze amid tougher enforcement since Prohibition. Investigations span over two dozen states with several indictments and convictions, while self policing and tighter campaign laws reshape illicit ties between distilleries, officials, and private interests.
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Tiny oil nations rise in World Bank wealth list
Washington reports that oil exporting nations grew richer in 1974 with per capita incomes rising, while the world’s poorest nations advanced little. Saudi Arabia shows a large gain as oil prices climbed, though growth slowed in North America Europe and Australasia.
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Carter to Convene Cabinet Amid Plans for 16 Billion Tax Cut
President-elect Jimmy Carter summoned his Cabinet and top appointees on St Simons Island for a three day retreat. Reports say a 16 billion tax cut is under consideration to spur the economy as Carter prepares to travel to Georgia’s coast. He will meet economic advisers Blumenthal Schulten and Lance to discuss policy. Vice President elect Mondale will sit in on sessions and an informal dinner is planned.
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Possible resumption of swine flu program eyed
Washington officials say the nation faces flu season with a panel weighing partial revival of the swine flu immunization program. Dr Theodore Cooper presented risk cost analyses and noted 13 deaths from Guillain Barré syndrome, urging careful public information and targeting high risk groups.
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Carter picks Russ wheat deal praised as peace policy
Secretary-designate Bergland backs the five year grain agreement with Russia under which Moscow will buy at least six million metric tons annually, with room for up to three million more. He says trade boosts peace and favors a rational, not embargo driven, U.S. food policy.
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Schweiker presses Senate probe into Army germ tests
Senator Richard Schweiker calls for a Senate health subcommittee inquiry into Army germ warfare tests conducted in American cities from 1950 to 1966 including the Pentagon and New York subways. He cites potentially fatal agents and links to pneumonia and a San Francisco death, urging full disclosure from vault-stored reports.
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Bursitis dangers and chiropractic relief emphasized
Health columnist outlines bursitis causes and progression, noting sudden position shifts or falls can misalign joints. Dr. Ralph F. Herndon explains the bursa loses lubrication, leading to pain, inflammation, and eventual immobilization if untreated, with chiropractic realignment offering lasting relief. He cites Hayward California practice details.
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