Hitchcock Receives French Arts Order in Hollywood
Alfred Hitchcock, pictured, was made a commander of France s National Arts and Letters order by Michel Bougagnen in Hollywood. The director, named officer in 1969, praised France and its culture, especially its cuisine. Liberace was fined 25 dollars in Palm Springs for possession of a slot machine found during a home inspection after a burglar alarm. An attorney entered a no contest plea. Susan Ford plans to attend the University of Kansas next year and will work at the Topeka Capital Journal as a photography intern this summer, serving as a part time photographer while at university in nearby Lawrence.
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Diverse bicentennial sports around the nation
Communities celebrate with varied events from a buffalo chip throw in Salida Colorado to Basque yelling in Elko Nevada. Cairo Georgia hosts marble games while Vale Oregon stages a death race rodeo and Flagstaff Arizona hosts an all Indian rodeo. Shreveport Louisiana runs international BE gun championships for youths from multiple countries.
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Progress of federally funded rental aid program six months in
Reporter Richard Babich examines the six month progress of a federally funded rental assistance program. Officials describe milestones and remaining challenges as eligible tenants access aid and communities adapt to new funding rules.
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Olympic lecture to study history and meaning of the games
Ray Orrock presents an Olympic history piece urging readers to prepare before the games. The lecture aims to deepen understanding of the Olympic legacy and significance as the event nears.
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Ray Orrock
Rug bug dispute yields rug care guidance
A confusing carpet complaint about a defective rug involved Help-Mate. The episode did not fully settle the issue yet it gathered practical information to assist others facing rug problems and similar consumer inquiries.
Ford calls two minutes of nationwide bell ringing
President Ford urged a two minute nationwide bell ringing at 1 a m on the Bicentennial Fourth of July. He asked Americans to observe the moment in 700th birthday celebrations and to unite in a prayerful resolve to meet the future with courage and dedication under God. He urged civic and religious leaders to promote public participation in the observance.
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Exhibition previews mark bicentennial women in America
Betty attends preview ceremonies for a bicentennial art exhibition focusing on women in America. She is joined by Mrs Nancy Kissinger and Mrs Joan Kennedy for the event.
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Joan Kennedy
Supreme Court voids Nebraska gag on murder trial reporting
The Supreme Court unanimously struck down a Nebraska order barring press reporting of testimony in a seven slayings case at Southerland. Justice Burger said the gag was too broad though prior restraints could be justified in some cases. Three justices said restraints on the press are always unconstitutional.
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Indians Boycott Bicentennial in New Mexico
Pueblo Indians of New Mexico refuse to participate in the national bicentennial celebrations. The All Indian Pueblo Council, uniting the 19 pueblos, passed a resolution boycotting events and rejection of bicentennial funding, citing dissatisfaction with government since the American Revolution and with state authorities.
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Nation’s Bicentennial Fireworks Spark National Spectacle
United Prep International notes America will mark the Bicentennial with a record fireworks barrage. Washington will detonate 33 tons of explosives at the Tidal Basin, backed by 16 miles of wiring and 20 000 rockets. New York plans 6% tons of gunpowder from 4700 rockets around the Statue of Liberty. Cities nationwide prepare displays while many residents ignore the law, raising safety concerns and expected injuries. Fire officials warn enforcement is weak, stressing safety over law.
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