Green Spirit Spurs St Patrick Day Fest Across Cities
National celebration runs through Chicago San Francisco and New York with green attire and dyed items. In Washington February industrial production rises to 169.5 percent of the 1957-59 average while a federal panel rules housing segregation does not justify school segregation. Apollo 10 moon orbit attempt tentatively set for May 18 as student protests flare at campuses including University of Houston and University of Illinois Chicago.
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YMCA
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Nixon Hosts Irish Day With Ambassador Nomination
President Nixon celebrated St Patrick’s Day by naming John D. J. Moore as ambassador to Ireland and hosting Ireland’s envoy William Patrick Fay. He gifted his wife Pat a birthday bracelet while praising Irish American contributions.
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Emerald Isle
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W. R. Grace and Co
Dublin
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William Patrick Fay
Washington
White House
Fay
Sandwich King Secures $11 Million Life Policy
Michael Davis, 34, head of NEBA International Inc., insures himself for 11 million dollars with annual premiums around 93 thousand. The policy aims to provide security for his wife and four daughters and reflects his rise from a single sandwich shop to a nationwide chain with nearly nine million dollars in sales last year.
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Pur Davis
Davis
Neba International Inc
Sandwich
Hollywood
Fla
Albany
N.Y
Mike
King and Freeman meet in historic diplomatic moments
Coretta King becomes the first woman to preach at St. Pauls Cathedral and calls on Prime Minister Wilson at 10 Downing Street. John Freeman presents credentials to President Nixon at the White House, noting the diplomat editor contrast and recalling past remarks as editor of The New Statesman.
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Harold Wilson
Downing St
John Freeman
U.S
Nixon
London
New Statesman
Freeman
Dick Smothers criticizes CBS policy in network dispute
Dick Smothers, the quieter Smothers Brothers member, was charged Monday in Jacksonville Florida amid his criticism of CBS policy. He warned networks NBC and CBS must adjust to profit and artistic talent, or he would consider moving to another network for a Laugh-In Smothers Brothers style pairing.
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Smothers Brothers
Jacksonville
Fla
CBS
Smothers
NBC
Walnettos Return After TV Catchphrase Boost
Peter Paul Candy resumes limited Walnetto production after Arte Johnson’s You want a Walnetto? line spurred demand. Chicago Mayor Daley rejects federal claim that the city is the most segregated in the United States. A Los Angeles suit seeks over 500000 from gin rummy rigging at the Beverly Hills Friars Club.
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Arte Johnson
D.O.M
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
United States
Daley
Jerris Leonard
Monday
Los Angeles
Friars Club
Beverly Hills
Theodore S. Briskin
Colleen
al Mathes
Maurice H. Friedman
Paul McCartney Arrives in New York with Bride and Heather
Paul McCartney and new wife arrive in New York from Manchester accompanied by Heather, the bride’s daughter from a previous marriage. Crowds of hysterical teens greet the couple as they step into the city.
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Paul McCartney
New York
McCartney
Manchester
England
Heather
Magnin founder Grover Magnin dies in San Francisco
Grover Arnold Magnin aged 83 founder of the I Magnin Co died in San Francisco on Monday. He opened the women’s wear store in 1906 after the earthquake destroyed a family dressmaking business started by his mother in the 1870s.
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The
I. Magnin Co
San Francisco
Magnin
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