Kissinger warns Solzhenitsyn threat to peace
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said Solzhenitsyn's militant views threaten peace and advised President Ford not to meet the exiled writer. He warned a Ford meeting could harm U S policy, arguing Solzhenitsyn seeks an aggressive approach to topple the Soviet system.
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Saudi King Khaled Arrives in Cairo for Sadat Visit
King Khaled of Saudi Arabia arrives in Cairo on a five day visit to back Egyptian President Anwar Sadat amid efforts for Middle East peace. It is his first foreign trip since succeeding assassinated King Faisal three and a half months ago.
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Defense rests in Gurney bribery trial in Tampa
The defense rested Wednesday in the bribery and conspiracy trial of former Senator Edward J. Gurney and three codefendants after a month of testimony. U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman indicated the government would begin its rebuttal as the 21 week old trial moved toward its end in Tampa Florida. Ralph Koontz testified he played no part in an illegal funds scheme tied to Gurney.
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K. Wayne Swiger
Federal Housing Administration
Cannonball Adderley Critical After Stroke at 46
Jazz alto saxophonist Julian Adderley known as Cannonball was in critical condition at St Mary Mercy Medical Center Gary Indiana after a stroke damaged his speech center and paralyzed his right side. Dr A Williams reported the massive cerebral vascular accident and noted a history of high blood pressure.
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St. Mary Mercy Medical Center
Gary
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Actress Mercedes McCambridge Hospitalized in Michigan
Actress Mercedes McCambridge was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital in St. Joseph Michigan on Wednesday with acute bronchitis and laryngitis. A hospital spokesman said she is in good condition and likely to be released in three or four days. She is appearing in Minnie’s Boys at the Tin Tree Theater in New Buffalo Michigan and an understudy will fill in until her release.
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Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph
Mich
Miss McCambridge
Minnie
City to freeze wage boosts to issue bonds
New York officials faced funding pressure as MAC sources said current conditions prevent selling the next $1 billion bond issue to cover August city expenses. Mayor Beame discussed possible wage freezes with MAC director Rohatyn, underscored by presence of Rockefeller and other bank leaders.
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Chase Manhattan Bank
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First National City Bank
Elimore (. Patterson
Morgen Guaranty Trust Company
Vallee’s Fourth Wife Calls Marriage Ideal After 25 Years
Rudy Vallee, 73, married to Eleanor Norris of Berkeley for 25 years, says their fourth marriage is perfect. The couple, who wed when Norris was a teen, now live in San Francisco where Vallee stars in the Civic Light Opera production How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying with Robert Morse.
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Vallee
Eleanor Norris
Berkeley
Calif
San Francisco
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Civic Light Opera
Robert Morse
County Beauty Pageant Rebuff Ends Teen’s Bid
Ken Boxer, 17, who hoped to become Santa Barbara County Santa Barbara Maid, was barred from the county fair beauty contest because he is male. Boxer decried discrimination as officials ruled against his partition in the pageant, despite sixteen girls being accepted to compete for Miss California honors.
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Santa Barbara
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Santa Barbara County
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