Oscars Show Features Records and Ties Across Winners
The Oscars highlight a rare tie among performers with Miss Hepburn and Miss Streisand sharing the moment. Hepburn sets a nomination record with 11 while Bette Davis and others trail with 10. Wallace Beery and Frederic March tied previously in 1632. Ruth Gordon recalls a 54 year career as tears mark her win.
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Miss Hepburn
Miss Streisand
Academy
Luise Rainer
Bette Davis
Eliza
Beth Taylor
Vivien Leigh
Audrey Hepburn
Wallace Beery
Frederic March
March
Beery
Robertson
Charly
Frank Sinatra
Philippine Islands
Noel Harrison
Thomas Crown
Michel Legrand
Alan
Marilyn Bergman
Albertson
Frank Gilroy
Gilroy
Ruth Gordon
Stanford Research Institute should become independent entity
Stanford faculty and student leaders urged separation of the Stanford Research Institute from the university. A six day sit-in protested war related research on campus and at SRI. The report proposes SRI buy independence with a 25 year loan, no chemical biological or radiological warfare research during that period, and renaming to SRI Inc with Stanford funds from sale redirected to education.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Stanford Research Institute
SRI
SRI, Inc
Kenneth S. Pitzer
Anderson
Applied Electronics Laboratory
AEL
Pitzer
Harvard at crisis talks over students arrest fate and Corporation vote
Harvard student faculty committee will decide expulsions from the building takeover and Harvard Corporation elections. The crowd at the meeting neared 10 000 then dwindled, with five nonstudents speaking as three professors urged caution. The administration has three days to respond to SDS demands. President Pusey met with an informal 68 member emergency group to discuss lines of communication within the university.
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Harvard Corporation
SDS
University Hall
Nathan M. Pusey
Pusey
SDS Sit-In Rocks UCLA Over Perceived Political Persecution
About 200 students staged a peaceful sit-in Monday in UCLA's administration building to protest alleged political persecution of SDS leader Michael S. Baker. Officials cited $33 in unpaid library fines as the barrier to his registration and discussed campus rally rules amid ongoing demonstrations and counterprotests.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Michael S. Baker
Students For A Democratic Society
Baker
Charles E. Young
Thomas Jefferson Club
Jeffersons
Applied Electronics Laboratory
Young Americans For Freedom
Rads
Nixon outlines 10 domestic program goals for 1970 agenda
President Nixon aims to durable reform with social security boosts tax credits and an expanded anti crime push. He lists ten initiatives including federal wage programs mass transit reform postal reorganization and a broad labor man power plan with an eventual tax overhaul. He warned no extravagant promises and pledged to propose only workable laws with a major review planned for 1970.
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Post Office Department
Nixon
National
Congress
Spitfire Spinster Battles Tax Law Over Spinster Status
Vivien Kellems of East Haddam Connecticut renews tax resistance arguing singles pay higher rates than married people. At 72 she demands a $73 409.03 refund plus 6 percent interest after filing her return but not paying taxes. She asserts constitutional discrimination and vows no payment until redress.
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Washington
Miss Kellems
Vivien Kellems
East Haddam
Conn
Congress
Supreme Court
Treasury
Ted Kennedy gains edge in 1972 nomination race
Senator Mansfield said Republican attacks on Edward M Kennedy push him toward the Democratic presidential bid. Kennedy, seated with Mansfield, faced criticism over a subcommittee study of Alaskan Eskimo living conditions. Two Republicans left the tour, calling it a political gambit to aid Kennedy.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Kennedy
Massachusetts
GOP
Sen
White House
Insurance tips urge careful review of Medicare supplements
Buyers of supplemental insurance should check policies to avoid paying for services already covered by Medicare. The Better Business Bureau at 130 Pine Ave offers company reports and urges knowing the insurer and policy. It also cautions to report firms that give false information about Social Security provisions.
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Better Business Bureau
Pine Ave
BBB
Social Security Office
Pacific Ave
Finch Cancelled Dixie Trip Over Desegregation Policy
Secretary Finch canceled his April 25 visit to Columbia South Carolina to explain his school desegregation policy to South Carolina officials and visitors from nearby states. The trip was aimed at addressing questions amid court-ordered desegregation plans for 22 districts and faced opposition from civil rights groups and Republican Sen. Strom Thurmond.
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
South Carolina
Nixon
Finch
Ment
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department
California
Justice Department
South
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David M. Kennedy
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