Jagger denials court claim as Minelli Sellers romance ends
In London Jagger faces questions at Heathrow over a paternity suit while Rolling Stones deny the claim. Liza Minnelli and Peter Sellers announce their romance is over. Janet Lynn signs a three year figure skating contract and defends her focus on skating over endorsements.
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Mick Jagger
Rome
Marcia Rant
Rolling Stones
London
Heathrow Airport
Jagger
Miss Hunt
Marylebone Court
Liza Minelli
Peter Sellers
Miss Minelli
Landon's
Sellers
Judy Garland
Jane Lynn
Sonja Henie
Miss Lynn
Mark Spitz
Spitz
Mark
Tom Scallen
Shipstad & Johnson
Ice Fallies
Janet
Nixon backers found guilty of undisclosed funds
A UPI report says the Nixon Re election Committee was found guilty on five counts of failing to report a $200000 cash contribution from Robert Vesco. Judge George Hart Jr. imposed the maximum fines of 1000 per count, and the case considers whether the funds were reportable under the Campaign Act of 1971. Vesco, and figures like Maurice Stans and J. Mitchell were involved in related actions.
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U.S
George Hart, Jr
Hart
Vesco
Finance Cormittee
Sagt Wart
Barr
Kenneth W. Partinson
Join Mitchall
Commores
Maurice Stans
New York City
IWS
George L. Hart Jr
Washington
Stans
Kenneth J. Parkinson
Vosen
Congress
Campaign
Rovermment
Eight Vietnam Veterans Against the War try to dismiss case over alleged illegal wiretaps
In Pensacola eight VVAW members face charges of conspiring to disrupt a GOP convention. They move to dismiss citing alleged illegal wiretapping and an undercover agent recruited by Bernard Barker. The trial fronts in Gainesville, Florida, next month as Judge Winston Arnow presides.
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Pensacola
Fla
UPI
Scott Cami
Tn May
FBT
Bernard Barker
Camil
Gainesville
Distric
Winston Arnow
Bolsa Far
Arrow
Skylab 1 crew reports no illness after 26 days in space
Astronauts Charles Conrad Paul Weisz and Joseph Kerwin say weightlessness produced few effects and anticipate strong scientific returns. They describe progress aboard the orbiting lab Skylab 1 as it braces for its July 27 arrival of Skylab 2 and plan post splashdown tests to readapt to gravity.
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Houston
Apt
Joseph P. Kerwin
Kerwin
Trana Orbit
Charles Peter Conrad
Paul J. Weisz
Conrad
Kerwit
Senate Approves Most Austere Space Budget
The Senate passed a 1974 space budget of 3 billion, defeating Fulbright’s attempt to cut it by 12 million. The measure includes 233.8 million for Skylab, 475 million for the space shuttle, and 90 million for a joint US Soviet mission.
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Senate
Washington
Frank Moss
D-Ulah
Senate Space Committee
U.S
Fulbright
Cconomy
White House
Congress
Foelbright
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Pullbright
Weicker
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Capwall
Darcy
War
Kanekalon
Madeline
BEV
WIG Palace
Woolworth, Saushtand
Ind Raminds
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