Susan Hayward dies of brain cancer at 56 in Beverly Hills
Flame haired actress Susan Hayward died of a malignant brain tumor at 56 in Beverly Hills. Her son Timothy confirmed the death, noting the tumor was discovered two years earlier and she had battled illness with multiple hospital stays. Born Edythe Marrener in 1918, Hayward won an Academy Award in 1958 for I Want To Live and faced personal turmoil including two marriages, a 1955 overdose attempt, and a 1969 withdrawal from Mame in Las Vegas.
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Senate panel approves 29 billion tax cut bill in 1974 75
The Senate Finance Committee advanced a 29.2 billion tax cut package for 1974 75 aimed at permanent code changes. It provides 21.2 billion for individuals and 8 billion for business with quick rebates of at least 100 and up to 200 per taxpayer. The panel split on repealing the oil depletion allowance, foreshadowing a Senate floor fight as oil state senators defend the 2.5 billion annual break. The bill doubles Ford's request and surpasses the House plan.
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Long Beach police ground 31 patrol cars after safety tests
Half of the Long Beach Police Department fleet of 61 cars is out of service after tests showed 31 Dodge Coronets from 1973 and 1974 may brake fail or lose control. Unmarked cars patrol on nonemergency calls while marked units are reduced to cover the city.
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Cambodian ambassador lobbies freshmen in bid for aid
Washington Cambodian envoy Um Sim personally lobbied U S House freshmen to win more military and economic aid. He met Rep. Mark Hannaford of California after a 70 minute session but failed to reach other California freshmen amid mixed reception.
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U S resumes Cambodian airlift as battles rage
Heavy fighting continues in Cambodia and South Vietnam. American supply planes return to Phnom Penh after a half-day stoppage caused by a rebel rocket strike on Pa Chantong Airport. Evacuations and diplomatic prep push forward as Ban Me Thuot battles intensify.
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Inventory cut sparks hope as unsold goods drop
The government reported U S businesses reduced unsold goods in January the first such decline since 1970 signaling possible recovery. The Commerce Department noted inventory liquidation in a weakened economy help from a February production drop smaller than prior months. Wall Street cheered the shift with the Dow rising 10.49 points to 773.47 amid volume.
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Writer hints he knows of Patty Hearst in San Francisco
Writer Jack Scott a critic of the nation’s sports system is reportedly sought for questioning about Patricia Hearst. He told a New York Times reporter his lawyer discussed his situation with federal authorities. The FBI and Justice officials offered no comment on Scott’s possible link to the fugitive Hearst.
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Police and students clash at USC amid 2000 in turnout
Report notes a confrontation between police and students at USC drawing about 2000 participants on page A-3. Other items: Israel and Sadat tensions. Kissinger hopes for diplomacy on A-4. Mariner 10 mispointed antenna as it nears Mercury on A-6. health statistics show heart disease and cancer as leading killers on A-7. Gov Brown criticizes UC administrator pay on A-9.
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