Jagger denies paternity claim at Heathrow inquiry
In a brief exchange at London's Heathrow Airport Mick Jagger refused to answer questions about a paternity claim by Marcia Hunt, the two year old's mother, as a court case continues. Hunt testified in Marylebone with rolling stones contesting the guidance adjourned to July. Meanwhile Liza Minnelli and Peter Sellers announced their romance was over after a short whirlwind union. Janet Lynn, American figure skater, disclosed turning pro with a $15 million contract and emphasized her own identity over comparisons to Sonja Henie.
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Rolling Stones
London
Heathrow Airport
Jagger
Miss Hunt
Marylebone Gaurl
Liza Minelli
Peter Sellers
Miss Minelli
Janet Lyon
Sonja Henie
Miss Lynn
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Smnoher
Mark Spitze
Spilz
Tom Scallen
Shipstad & Johnson
Tee Follies
Skaling
Janet
Nixon backers found guilty of campaign disclosure violations
The Nixon reelection finance committee was convicted on three counts for failing to report a $200 000 cash contribution from Robert Vesco. Judge Hart imposed the maximum $1 000 fine on each count, ruling the money was delivered after the new Campaign Practices Act took effect. Vesco Stans and Mehall figures tied to the case were noted, with the committee planning potential appeal.
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Nixon
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George Hart L
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Yesco
Finanee Committee
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Taft
Vesvo
Famer
John Mehall
Commer
Maurie Stanshave
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U.S
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Stans
Kenneth L. Parkinson
Atovey
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Vesco
Antiwar Veterans Trial Moves Toward Gainesville
Viet Nam Veterans Against the War members face charges of conspiring to disrupt the GOP convention. Defense argues illegal wiretapping tainted evidence and that undercover agents recruited by a convicted burglar recorded conversations. Trials set for Gainesville, Florida, next month as Judge Winston Arnow reviews defense motions.
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UPI
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
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Wat Gate
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Ashers
Gainesville
Pla
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Arnow
Skylab 1 astronauts back from weightless flight
Spacemen Kerwin Colrad and Weitz returned to Earth after 26 days in weightlessness. Doctors will study data to assess long duration flight effects while Conrad notes possible improved postflight condition and future mission readiness.
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Joseph F. Kerwin
Swithstoo
Kerwin
Charles
Pete” Colrad
Paul J Weitz
Earth
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Rbiling Laboratory
Senate OKs austere space budget amid cuts debate
The Senate approved the 1974 space budget of 8.78 billion in a 20 5 vote, rejecting Sen Fulbright’s attempt to cut 121 million. The plan funds the shuttle program and joint U S Soviet experiments, with conference committee to reconcile differences and warnings of tighter years ahead.
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Srnate Space Committee
U.S
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White House
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