Miss X Bids for Love to Save Sisters in Foster Crisis
Marie Savinon, 16, sought a fiancé to save herself and four younger sisters from foster homes after declaring she would wed any man over 21. Sviad Katton, a poetry-reading premedical student, proposed in Phoenix. a baptismal certificate blocked a license. Their unusual courtship occurred in Phoenix and Murie’s living room as a prospective rival watched. Kalton hoped for a license to marry that day. Arti Splagacy, longtime NAACP leader, died in New York at 93. Larry Shob, ex Kent State student, pleaded guilty to first-degree murder charges tied to the 1970 campus killings. he was 20.
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Bally Manufacturing executives indicted over illegal pinball shipments
A 16 count federal indictment in New Orleans charges Bally Manufacturing Corp of Chicago ship pinball machines to Louisiana to aid illegal gambling. William O Donnell Bally president and 12 Louisiana residents face conspiracy charges. Among defendants are Vincent and Salvator Marcello linked to Jefferson Music Co and Carlos Marcello, a New Orleans underworld figure. Presidential hopeful Henry M Jackson will skip the New Hampshire primary to focus on Florida.
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Salvator Marcello
Jefferson Music Co
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Nixon aims to learn Chinese for February China visit
Mrs Richard Nixon said she has studied Chinese for a week and hopes to greet people in Chinese during the February trip with the President. She spoke while shopping at Sears Roebuck and promoting anti inflation efforts and noted she will follow her own schedule as the President meets Chinese leaders. New York Mayor John Lindsay urged a renewed federal commitment to reform and urban progress at the National League of Cities convention in Honolulu, warning no substitute exists for federal support to maintain a sound economy. In Rome Elisabetta Ravasio, a former Catholic nun, was jailed on charges of organizing a fraudulent begging network. Police said she collected about 3.2 million since 1962, was ousted from a nun order in 1962, and recruited teens to beg in nun garb.
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Pilot Rescued After Downed Mission Near Cambodia
An American pilot Capt. Alvin Sdoore II was rescued behind North Vietnamese lines about 10 miles inside Cambodia. He was moved to safety and is in good condition with minor facial and limb burns after a combat mission in support of Cambodian troops. The incident followed his Dragon Fly light bomber being shot down by ground fire.
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U S Soviet trade deal expands two way exchange
A group of American firms signed a broad U.S. Soviet trade accord boosting total bilateral commerce to about 125 million dollars this year. The pact, signed at the foreign ministry, covers 85 million in U.S. industrial goods for 60 million in Soviet nonferrous metals, with Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans noting the time to expand trade is right.
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