Prince Philip favors committee style child rearing
Basil Boothroyd quotes Prince Philip as preferring a shared approach to raising children with palace nannies handling day to day discipline. The prince reportedly checks school reports for Charles and Anne and the two younger boys, Andrew and Edward, but only intervenes if they repeatedly misbehave, saying he could not care less where they are as long as they stay out of trouble.
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Dee Wedemeyer
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
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Basil Boothroyd
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Edward
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Clean Up the Army Aim Seen by Lt. Col. Herbert
Lt Col Anthony Herbert says he may retire in February and will pursue political avenues to cleanse the Army from outside. He accuses senior officers of covering up Vietnam war crimes and promises to speak to the American people.
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Anthony Herbert
Herbert
Vietnam
Couple Operates as a Team on a Crane
Jackson, Mich AP Bertha Ellinger and her husband Bernard Ellinger run a Kalamazoo based steel construction business. Bertha operates a crane carrying steel joists at a Westwood Shopping Center site. She faced union licensing barriers but earned a license after a year under supervision. Her presence in the crew drew little resentment from male coworkers.
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Westwood
Kalamazoo
Bertha
Nixon Bill Expands Economic Controls to 1973
The measure sent by President Nixon to Congress broadens economic-control powers to April 30, 1973, adding standby authority to stabilize interest rates and dividends. It allows delegation of wage price authority to new boards, imposes civil penalties of 2500 per violation, and creates an emergency court of appeals to rule on wage price cases with exclusive jurisdiction.
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United States Supreme Court
Cambodian leader proclaims military dictatorship amid civil unrest
Premier Lon Nol announced a new government and a provisional abolition of legislative power, saying democracy failed to halt groups seeking to divide the nation. He claimed to face anarchy and declared emergency powers while the National Assembly and the Council of the Republic were folded into a constituent body.
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Mannock Associated Press
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Cambodia
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Lon Nol
Norodom Sihanouk
Long Soret
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Council of the Republic
Long Boret
Not Easy to Find an Elephant
Washington AP report on Maryland senators Beall and Mathias seeking an elephant ride for a World Series bet. Aide John Fogarty and Diane Smith explored options from Pollack Brothers Circus offering three elephants for 500 dollars, but rejected the price and need to rent a set. They planned to press Ringling Brothers in Philadelphia next month for a suitable pachyderm to fulfill the wager.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
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Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
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J. Glenn Beall
Miss Smith
Pollack Brothers
Richmond
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Philadelphia
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Baltimore Orioles
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
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Actress Kim Novak settles suit over car crash injury
Actress Kim Novak accepted a $49,000 Superior Court settlement Tuesday in her $1 million personal injury suit against an automobile repair firm. She said she suffered a concussion, cuts and abrasions in 1966 when a car she was riding in overturned after a rear wheel came off. She alleged Morgan and Sons was negligent in securing the wheel.
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Los Angeles
Kim Novak
Morgan and Sons
Change of Names Boost or Burden for Dionne Warwicke
This feature profiles Dionne Warwicke, noting her name alteration to Warwicke ending with EE for numerology. It cites her chart-topping sales and current Capo Cabana engagements, plus her rise from gospel to pop stardom and her charitable support for music students. It also lists her tastes and dislikes, portraying a driven, devout artist wary of pigeonholes and fame.
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Hat. Boyle
New York
Miss Warwicke
Dionne
Warwick
Diane
Patti Page
Warwicke
Copacabana
Miami
Las Vegas
Graham says Jesus Christ Superstar impacts youth nationwide
Evangelist Billy Graham on Tuesday praised the rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar for prompting millions of young people to think about Jesus and ask questions about Him, despite its sensual production by secular creators in Tennessee.
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Tenn
Billy Graham
Jesus
Graham
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Agnew Tours Greek Ruins and NATO Base on Crete
Vice President Spiro Agnew toured Knossos ruins and a Minoan artifacts museum in Iraklion, Crete, then visited a NATO missile base at Hania. He praised Greece's regime for rural progress and electrification while thousands welcomed him in Gargalianos and Liberty Square.
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Associated Press
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Greece
Vic
Spiro T. Agnew
Knossos
North Atlantic Alliance
NATO
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Minos
Papadopoulos
Gargalianos
Agnew
Crete
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