Mamie Van Doren Seeks Divorce Over Marital Turmoil
Hollywood gossip notes Mamie Van Doren says she is divorcing her husband of three months after learning of his former wife’s marriage to a tribal chief. She also reveals affection for Marine General Leon Dullachi amid a stormy separation.
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Met Opera taps Sir Rudolf for new Henze role
Sir Rudolf Binglet, former Met manager, to appear this spring with New York City Opera in a nonacting role in Hans Werner Henze The Young Lord. Julius Rudel sought a distinguished fan with a sardonic air for the part and chose Binglet. Lt David Eisenhower may seek a career in government or writing after Navy discharge but has no White House plans. Helen Smith, Pat Nixon's press secretary, says Eisenhower toyed with a law course but has not applied to any school yet.
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Wounded Knee siege nears deadline amid impasse
Tension over a final government offer at Wounded Knee on the Pine Ridge Oglala Reservation grows as militants and federal marshals surround the camp. Negotiators and civil rights figures press for a peaceful settlement while convoys exit with women and children.
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ARB plans to dodge gas rationing to meet air standards
California officials say a statewide plan to curb air pollution could meet federal clean air standards by 1977 with near compliance in the San Francisco Bay Area and San Diego basins. The plan targets refinery vapors, fuel trucks, and stations, plus catalytic converters and mass transit expansion to cut vehicle use.
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Indians Demonstrate in Lumbe rton After Wounded Knee Protests
Tuscarora Indians staged a four hour horn blasting caravan through Lumberton in support of Wounded Knee. Sheriff's patrols accompanied the peaceful march as bands of youths roamed the business district. Tuesday night violence led to arrests and vehicle damage, while leaders Howard Brooks and Bill Sargent called for land and mineral rights and pledged peaceful demonstrations.
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Husband Arrested in Wife's Death, POMOSA
Richard McCoy aged 40 was arrested on suspicion of murder after his wife Mary McCoy was found dead in the living room of the couple's home. Police responded to a family disturbance call and took McCoy into custody.
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Indians lead vigil at Los Angeles federal building
AIM members led a vigil at the federal building in Los Angeles to oppose the Wounded Knee confrontation. Harvey Wells, state AIM coordinator, said the march included a coalition of over 30 organizations and urged nonviolence while demanding the right to determine their own future on their homeland.
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EPA seeks curb rules for parking lots and large complexes
The EPA plans to issue rules that require states to review and curb location and expansion of large complexes such as shopping centers, sports facilities, drive ins, and parking lots to prevent violations of clean air standards. The move follows a court ruling supporting broader pollution controls on automobile emissions beyond power plants.
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