Nixon Hosts African Leader At White House Dinner
President Nixon honored visiting Ivory Coast President Felix HouphouetBoigny at a White House state dinner. They discussed the Arab Israeli war and possible peacemaking efforts while Kissinger conferred with Senate Foreign Relations Committee members. Other guests included cabinet members business leaders African experts and jazz musician Lionel Hampton. Spiro Agnew was absent due to a New York speaking engagement.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Felix Touphuuel-Boigny
White House
Farher
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
United States
London
I ‘Hite Howse
Billy Trio
Lionel Hampton
Spiro T Agnew
New York
Man killed in scuffle with deputy in Santa Fe Springs
A 29 year old Louis Sr Judy of Whitlier was shot and killed Tuesday after deputies stopped his pickup for non functioning indicator lights. Judy allegedly reached under the seat prompting Deputy Sam Steider to draw. Judy ran. both fell and Steider's revolver discharged, killing Judy. No gun found. marijuana was seized.
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Santa FE Springs
LPT
Sheriff's Office
Sam Steider
Ed Mathews
Louis Sr
Judy
Whitlier
Steider
Jude
Hns
Danny Thomas backs suspect in St. Jude fundraising case
Actor Danny Thomas sent a telegram from Beverly Hills supporting a sports promoter under investigation in Las Vegas for allegedly soliciting funds for St. Jude's Research Hospital. Police say promoter Mike Tony collected funds for karate match programs but returned $500 and did not get Thomas's prior approval.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Danny Thomas
Beverly Hills
Ander
St. Jude's Research Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas
St. Jude's
City Licensing and Revenue Department
Mike Tony
Thomas’ Research Hospital
Tony
Parents face trial in death of diabetic son Wesley
Lawrence Parker and his wife Alice go to trial in San Bernardino on involuntary manslaughter charges for Wesley Parker a diabetic boy who died after they discarded his insulin claiming he was cured by a faith healer. Wesley died August 4 after being pronounced cured in a fundamentalist service. Parker refused insulin saying diabetes was caused by devils. After his death believers held a clapping hymn service they said would revive him.
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San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
Lawrence Parker
Alice
Wesley
Parker
Intrusion of privacy suit tests pot laws in court
UPI reports marijuana reform advocates file suit in U S District Court challenging private possession and use bans as unconstitutional. Ramsey Clark represents the Mahon Organization for Reform of Main Laws arguing the bans intrude on privacy and harm 250000 youths arrested nationwide. R Keith Stroup notes privacy rulings on abortion birth control and private materials support the case. The defendants include Attorney General Elliott Richardson, John Bartels from the Enfor cement Administration, Washington D C police chief Jerry Wilson, and Mayor Walter Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Ramsey Clark
U.S. Attornent
Mahon Organization
Marijana
U.S
Clark Walile
Supreme Court
R. Keith Stroup
Investor portends steady dividends for monthly check
A reader notes that any investor can arrange a portfolio to guarantee a dividend each month, as discussed in the Los Angeles Herald Examiner. The comment emphasizes planning and diversification to secure recurring income.
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Los Angeles
Herald-Examiner
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