House effort to pass foreign aid dies in Senate stalemate
Washington report shows House approving a 32.7 billion foreign aid appropriation but failing as Senate anti war sentiment blocks action and the aid program expires at midnight. Meanwhile Apollo 16 launch prep proceeds and snow blankets the western plains with transport and school disruptions reported.
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China urges U N action over Middle East crisis and Israel
China's foreign minister accused the United States and the Soviet Union of colluding in the Middle East and urged the U N to condemn Israel. He said Arabs have right to war to recover lost lands from the 1967 war. The General Assembly resumed debate as air campaigns in Southeast Asia widen. In Belfast gunfire left a part time soldier dead and his daughter wounded, with a rising death toll in the region. Allende announced Chile will take over food allocation to curb shortages amid policy failures.
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Opera star dies after fall from London window
Australian born soprano Marie Collier famed for Tosca plunged two stories from her Leicester Square apartment to her death while attempting to open a window. The 44 year old mother of four died before medical help arrived as police described the faulty window latch. Collier rose to stardom in 1965 at Covent Garden stepping in for Maria Callas as Tosca and later headlined major houses worldwide. She had sung La Traviata at Covent Garden last season.
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Merv Griffin to take Metromedia slot March 13
Merv Griffin will replace David Froxt in the 12:30 time slot on Metromedia owned stations in New York Los Angeles and Washington DC starting March 13. Griffin confirmed the move in a New York Times Service interview from his Hollywood office. Tricia Nixon Cox accepted a Salvation Army Association Award praising her parents for raising children free of generation gap tension and said there was no gap. Mrs. Cox spoke on behalf of President and Mrs. Nixon. Barbara Stanwyck left St. John’s Hospital after kidney surgery and was reported in excellent condition. A nun who spent eight years in the Women’s Army Corps enlisted in Cheyenne Wyoming. Peggy Mia Karsloff commented on life.
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Burton Sidesteps Auction Bid For Tudor Portrait
Liz loses art to nation Wiehard dispute. Burton declines to bid on a 400 year old Hans Esorth oil, ending with Leggatt Brothers purchasing for 28,000 pounds. The National Gallery aims to raise funds to keep the painting in England. The Pearl owned by Elizabeth Taylor remains with her jewelry collection.
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