Death Of A Great Lady Leaves Little For Heirs
The New York Herald Tribune dies after a four month coma man versus organized labor head on collision of prompted by no will. Born 1835 the paper rose from poverty to the city’s top press, but dies with a modest estate to be split among New Yorkers.
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New York Herald Tribune
Morning Herald
New York
Journalistic Society
Gotham
New York Times
Daily News
the Herald Tribune
World Journal Tribune
Beatle Armistice and a Nation in Recovery
The Beatles embrace Christianity and end the culture clash, ending the war of words and records. Disc jockeys who led the backlash face questions of forgiveness and a return to airplay as Beatle memorabilia must be replenished.
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Ringo
John
America
Diet Food Regulation Debate Grows Over FDA Labels
Objections to FDA proposed rules on labeling for special diet foods and supplements are filed by next Wednesday. Critics include AMA industry officials and the Agriculture Department citing misleading wording and inadequate scientific basis.
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FDA
F. J. L. Blasingame
Diabetes American Medical Association
Food and Nutrition Board
The
National Research Council
U. S. Department of Agriculture
George L. Mehren
W. H. Sebrell Jr
National Academy of Science-National Research Council
Sebrell
Columbia University
U. S. Public Health Service
National Academy of Sciences
Roosevelt Love Affair Revealed By Daniels Book
Jonathan Daniels reveals Franklin D. Roosevelt's romance with Lucy Mercer during the Navy era. Eleanor Roosevelt discovered the affair in Virginia, and Lucy later married Winthrop Rutherford. A secret 1944 detour of Roosevelt's train to Rutherford is noted, as is Roosevelt's death in 1945.
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Washington
Jonathan Daniels
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mercer
Fdr
Wilson
Lucy
Red Cross
United States
Roosevelt
Kaiser Wilhelm
Teddy
Navy
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Virginia
Eleanor
Lucy Mercer
John
Elsie Cobb Wilson
Elsie
Col
Louis Little
Elsie Wilson Little
Littles
U.S
Peking
Col. Little
U. S
China
Marine Corps
Elsie Little
Franklin
Winthrop Rutherford
Steve Early
Passaic
N.J
Rutherford
Early
New York
Little White House
Georgia
Elizabeth Shoumatoff
Franklin Roosevelt
Campobello
Mrs. Roosevelt
European cars edge out U S models in Italy misery of traffic
The author notes American cars lose ground to European small cars in Italy while observing traffic jams in Portofino and Pisa. He cites Opel Ford and Chrysler investments in Europe, the dominance of tiny European cars, and the high cost of large U S models. He contrasts fuel economy, parking, and road conditions with the popularity of VW and Mercedes and mentions Italian beaches and tourism.
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Italy
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Europe
California
Rolls- Royce
Frankfort
General Motors
Opel
Ord
Ford
England
Chrysler
United States
Cadillac
Pisa
Rapallo
Wee Oe Yen
Lement
van Paer Pice Gue Phay Peninsula
Splendido Hotel
Bay of Tigullio
Italian Riviera
French Riviera
Florida
Upper East Coast
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Atlanta Constitution
NEA
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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Randall B. Terry, JR
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