Haldeman interview fee shocks networks and parole review
Former White House aide Haldeman spoke to CBS News for about 25000 dollars, with NBC and ABC criticizing the payment. CBS said the interview would air using Bevers Hills footage and film from his Nixon years. Separately, Illinois killer Otto Kerner faces an emergency parole hearing due to health concerns following a medical report. Weather Underground fugitives read poems on a KPFA broadcast. David Owen Brooks receives life sentence for one of the Houston murders.
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White House weighs garden to model thrift and fresh produce
The White House considers planting a vegetable garden to show Americans how to save money and enjoy fresh produce. A Citizens Action Committee group has discussed it, but final decision rests with the President. Planting would occur after frost risk ends, likely late April.
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Kissinger heads to Middle East for Sinai agreement
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies from Britain to pursue a new Israel Egypt framework. Officials say a successful path exists but warn of a potential summer crisis if talks fail as Kissinger shuttles between Cairo and Jerusalem for weeks.
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Fulbright Arrives in Oslo for Anniversary Fulbright Talks
Former U S senator William Fulbright lands in Oslo to mark the eightieth anniversary of the Fulbright program between the United States and Norway. He plans lectures at Bergen and Trondheim and meetings with Prime Minister Bratteli and Foreign Minister Fryepotund.
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Hills confirmed as housing secretary in Senate vote
Cara Hills was confirmed by the Senate 85 to 5 as secretary of housing and urban development. The Los Angeles attorney, 41, will lead about 1500 HUD staff, becoming the third woman in a president's Cabinet. Proxmire warned against on the job training as housing remains recession damaged.
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Michelangelo Praised as Artist on Eve of 500th Birthday
Pope Paul VI hailed Michelangelo as an artist of incomparable greatness at a general audience on the eve of the sculptor’s 500th birthday. Italians were seen as unlikely to mark the day, while Florentine artists petitioned for a Mass. Vatican officials said no special birthday celebration.
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Hartford waitress sues over leg shaving at work
Judith Quist of Somers filed a complaint with the state Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities claiming male employees at the Plaza Restaurant in Somers did not have to shave their legs, seeking her job back and a ruling on whether women with leg hair have the right to work.
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Leone ends four day state visit to Saudi Arabia
Italian President Giovanni Leone completed a four day state visit to Saudi Arabia on Wednesday and left for Oman after signing a joint agreement on Italian Saudi economic cooperation. King Faisal led a delegation at the airport to bid him farewell.
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Yul Brynner Cancels Odyssey Appearance Amid Ill Health
More than 1,440 Toronto theatergoers were turned away Tuesday after actor Yul Brynner canceled his appearance in the musical Odyssey due to ill health. Brynner, 57, suffers tendon injury from a fight sequence in Philadelphia 10 days earlier.
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