Kennedy Personal and Real Property Valued at 1.89 Million
State records show John F Kennedy's personal and real property totaled 1,890,646.45 at his death. The inventory lists stocks, bonds, mortgages, cash, furnishings, and various trusts with substantial sums due from Harper & Row royalties, family trusts, and a Merchandise Mart partnership, totaling nearly 1.0 million in intangible assets plus other holdings.
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Kennedy
Boston
John F. Kennedy
State Department of Corporations and Taxation
Edward M. Kennedy
Atty
Robert H. Quinn
State
Cleo F. Jaile
Quinn
Patricia
Peter Lawford
Hyannis Port House
Harper & Row
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Kathleen Kennedy Hartington
Lodge Urges Peace Talks Amid Vietnam War Debates
At the American Embassy, Ambassador Lodge pressed for negotiated peace in Vietnam while lamenting South Vietnamese suffering. He warned of continued bloodshed but favored a de facto settlement if a classical accord cannot be reached. Lodge, resigning, will be replaced by Philip C. Habib.
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Song My
My Lai
United States
Lodge
Nixon
Philip C. Habib
U. S
City officials debate aid after dismantling plans
An official from the National League of Cities criticizes the administration's dismantling proposals as efforts cooled, noting many were abandoned once political pressure increased.
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National League of Cities
Button
December Destined to Be Great at Tabernacle
The Tabernacle reports nine souls won to Christ in the first four days of December. All are invited to worship across Sunday services and attendant activities.
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the Tabernacle
Christ
Agnew plans major speech before Far East trip
Vice President Spiro Agnew said he will deliver a major speech on a new topic before his December Far East trip, not about the media. He joked about piano skills with reporters and noted he writes parts of his own speeches with help from Kissinger and Moynihan, while calling women reporters fairer.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Dia
Agnew
Nixon
Vietnam
Lalong
Jher
United States
Henry Kissinger
Daniel P. Moynihan
Rails Labor Act Ends 12:01 A.M. Strike Ban
Unions free to strike after a 80 day ban expired as Nixon ends the block. Demands include retroactive 10 percent raise plus 20 cents an hour for skilled workers and a living cost clause. Further increases planned: 20 percent in 1970 and 15 percent in 1972 and 1973. The 1970 raises include 5 percent in March and August described as productivity gains.
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Nixon
Medina defends My Lai actions amid Calley trial notes
Medina describes his communications with task force leaders and disputes claims of a massacre. He says he heard no evidence supporting a My Lai massacre and criticizes media bias while warning of potential lawsuits over published accusations.
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Task Force
Medina
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Bailey
Army
Earler
Calley
Reid Kennedy
Forer
A Medina
Yale
Barker
Pentagon
Vietnam Bombers Strike Inside Cambodia Two Days In Row
Allied and U S forces report air and artillery strikes on enemy positions in Cambodia near the Mekong Delta’s Plain of Reeds. Reports say 65 enemy killed and a Cambodian border post destroyed as North Vietnamese units, including the 8th regiment, shift into Prey Veng Province with about 40 000 troops in Cambodia.
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U.S
Mekong
Plain of Reeds
Cai Cai
Hong Ngu
Saigon
Tuyen Binh
Emy
Bom TS
South Vietnam
U.S. Council
Cambo
Prey Veng
Lennon Not To Portray Jesus In Pop Musical
London AP reports John Lennon will not star in the St Pauls Cathedral Jesus musical as officials seek an unknown to avoid overshadowing the role. Lennon showed interest if Yoko Ono could play Mary Magdalene, but producers intend an unknown lead and will meet Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber next week to discuss the project.
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London
John Lennon
Jesus
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lennon
Christ
Jesus Christ
Music Sou of America
U.K. Records
Yoko Ono
Mary Magdalene
United States
Beatles
Tim Rice
Andrew Lloyd-Webster
McA-Uk Record Co
Rice
Lloyd-Webster
St. Paul’s
Europe
FTC to Probe Effects Of Enzymes
The FTC announced it will investigate health effects of household detergents containing enzymes. Research cites dermatitis flu like and asthmatic conditions in workers exposed to high enzyme concentrations, while Procter Gamble argues no health hazard exists. The commission plans to determine if typical use poses risks to housewives.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
ETC
FTC
U.S. Public Health Service
England
United States
Procter & ‘Gamble: Co
Commission
Coalition Ethnic Groups Press for Food Aid at Nixon Session
A diverse coalition urged President Nixon to curb hunger by Christmas, demanding free food stamps and emergency action. The San Antonio delegate Rev. Ralph Ruiz led activists including Blacks Puerto Ricans Indians and Appalachians as Dr. Jean Mayer announced adjournment but allowed continued use of facilities.
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Washington
White House
Mayer
Department of Agriculture
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Agriculture Department
Judge Continued from Page One Receives Support
President said the judge’s continued service depended on whether Senate refusal to confirm and hearings impaired his ability to serve effectively. Haynsworth reported encouragement from thousands of letters nationwide and said judges and the circuit bar want him back, so he will stay on.
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Senate
Haynswwrth
Circuit
Brutal Mekong Delta clash yields high casualty toll
In Tuyen Binh, Vietnam, the 88th North Vietnamese Regiment suffered heavy losses as 150 of its fighters were killed in a three wave assault. South Vietnamese and American advisers described a mixed force of regional and popular militiamen, police, and pacification troops as decisive in repelling the attack, with Viet Cong casualties running into hundreds and civilians among the aftermath.
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U.S
Tuyen Binh
Vietnam
88Th
Mekong
Robb Johnson defends Vietnam era actions and press ties
Robb Johnson says he commanded about 200 men in Vietnam and could not affirm no atrocities occurred, though he believes none are known. He notes Martin Trigona, once a civilian combat correspondent, visited Vietnam and is a candidate for state representative in Illinois. Percy will refer Trigona’s letters to the Defense Department for investigation and aims to close the matter.
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Lynda Bird
Marine District
Robb
Vietnam
Martin Trigena
Binois
Mlini
University of Ilinois
Percy
Defense Department
Martin-Trigona
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Anthony
Martin Trigona
Vietna
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Department of Defense
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