Dixon looks like Nixon figure sparks showbiz rise
New York essay traces James LaRoe who bore the stage name Richard M Dixon. He capitalized on a Nixon likeness to build an acting career after college setbacks. After Nixon’s ascent, White House security probes tailed him, yet the broader inquiries touched many entertainers and professionals.
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Orangutan teaches reading using symbols in zoo program
Azak the year old female orangutan in Fresno learns to match a slice of orange to a letter in a sign language style drill. Gary Shapiro explains the method as he guides the animal with rubber letter blocks and orange treats.
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Impounded School Funds To Be Freed By DNN
Nine states and two other jurisdictions sued the Nixon administration over 59 million dollars in impounded school funds. Government attorneys said the money would be released and a court letter of stipulation was ordered by Judge George L. Hart Jr. by Tuesday morning to assure allocation.
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Skylab 2 Astronauts Get Go Ahead to Continue Mission
Astronauts Alan Bean Jack Lousma and Owen Garriott receive clearance to stay aboard Skylab 2 until at least Sept 7, extending the 98 day mission. They conduct internal experiments observe attitude shifts from movement and tackle a clogged waste water pipe as Sun telescope work proceeds.
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Rescue brigades reach last isolated village hit by quake
Rescue brigades reach the last isolated village hit by Tuesday's quake in Mexico. Official death toll ranges from 520 to 530, but affected states and Veracruz warn the figure could rise to as high as 1,000.
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Birthday Cake and Party Foods Highlighted in Weekly Kitchen
Food editor Marilyn Hansen presents a Birth day Cake and Glossy Chocolate Frosting with step by step instructions while Mary Ann McCarthy shares Swedish Meat Balls in this Family Weekly Kitchen-Tested Recipes feature. At least 142 have died in four months of flooding across 11 Mexican states with rescue brigades reaching Zongolica Veracruz as towns remained isolated.
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Family Weekly
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Mexico
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