Royal pay hike sparks Commons clash over royal salaries
In Tuesday debate the House of Commons backed a large rise for the royal family despite Labour opposition. Critics blasted Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret, arguing the increases from 175000 to 237500 and 37500 to 87500 were excessive and unjustified. Conservatives defended the monarchy.
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Byrd denial surfaces as Balchen calls Polar exploits fraud
Balchen, pilot who witnessed Byrd and Bennet's 1926 Spitsbergen takeoff, charges Byrd falsely claimed a North Pole flight. He asserts the plane could not cover the distance in 151 hours and says the fame was based on a lie. Byrd supporters dispute the claim citing safe major recognitions.
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Judge orders return of 24 year old to natural mother in custody case
Chicago judge Helen McGillicuddy ruled that Amy, now 24, must be returned to her natural mother Paula Marshall of Arlington Heights. Marshall claimed consent to adoption at 13 days old was obtained under duress and fraud, ending a long custody battle that began when Amy went to Barry Huebert and his wife in Colorado Springs.
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Ex Beatle tribute at U Thant farewell luncheon
John Lennon and Yoko Ono attended a World Federalists luncheon at the Pierre Hotel honoring U Thant on his UN secretary-general retirement after ten years. Lennon called the UN a white elephant yet praised Thant for peace efforts and hinted he might do more from outside. Bob Hope’s USO dinner raised about $300000 toward a $1 million building fund at Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. Senator Barry Goldwater praised Thant’s service to overseas troops at the event.
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Congress OKs $962 million for Alaska natives
Congress approved a landmark settlement totaling 962.5 million dollars plus 40 million acres of land for Alaska natives including Eskimos and Indians. The package directs royalties from minerals on public lands and federal funds to villages, while 58,000 people gain a defined share in the claim resolved after lengthy negotiations.
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Nixon impressed by French Concorde visit at LA base
President Nixon toured Georges Pompidon’s Concorde at a U.S. air base during talks, praising the jet before returning on a slower 707. The French British built SST faced funding setbacks as Congress refused more federal money for its development.
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