Maheu Sues Hughes for 50 Million in Las Vegas
Robert Maheu, ousted head of Hughes Nevada operations, sues for 50 million, claiming a life employment pact was breached. He alleges control of Hughes hotels and land worldwide and seeks 25 million compensatory and 25 million punitive damages. The suit notes a possible deposition of Hughes despite no public appearance since the 1950s.
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Pier washed away as four men fish. two reach shore
A pier nearby collapsed into the water while four men fished on it. Two swam to safety and the remaining two were rescued by a helicopter. Authorities are responding to the incident and assessing the scene.
Vietnam Cease-Fires Mark Second Decade in Indochina War
In Saigon a New Year cease-fire amid fighting left at least 29 Allied soldiers dead or wounded. U S sailors were ambushed in the Mekong Delta before the cease-fire began, with six enemy incidents reported in 12 hours. The week ended with 41 American combat deaths, part of 44 200 total during ten years in Vietnam. Nonhostile deaths reached 9 032 and total wounded rose to 258 224. In Chile Allende expanded control by buying a major coal complex as banks nationalize. In Poland Gierek urged hard work for economic recovery. Spain freed Basque prisoners while Denmark reported a rise in sexual crimes. Relations between the Soviet Union and China showed renewed verbal clashes.
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Mines Closed After 36 Died In Ky Coal Mine
Last two bodies were recovered from a mountainside mine in Hyden Kentucky as safety violations prompted officials to seal the Finley Coal Co shaft. Investigators will reopen both twin shafts on Saturday to probe the disaster.
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McCartney Sues for Beatle Split Over Assets
Paul McCartney filed a High Court suit in London seeking a formal dissolution of the Beatles and a receiver to manage assets. John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and Apple Ltd are named defendants as the group’s fortunes, estimated at about 100 million dollars, would be divided under partnership terms. The once inseparable quartet has drifted apart for years and last performed together over two years ago.
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Lennon claims Beatles used drugs during tours
John Lennon says the Beatles indulged in marijuana and other drugs during tours and maintained a public image. He credits shifts from alcohol to marijuana during Help and says he left the group before the others, who grew tired of being side-men for Paul McCartney.
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