Marilyn Maxwell found dead in Beverly Hills home
Actress Marilyn Maxwell died at age 49 at her Beverly Hills home after a period of illness. The singer and dancer known for stage and screen work and for entertaining troops in Korea was discovered by her son Matthew. The report also notes other unrelated cases and court actions from the same era.
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Matthew
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Red Skelton
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Iowa
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Bomb devastates Belfast street killing six and injuring many
A 100 pound bomb in a delivery truck exploded on Church Street near a Protestant newspaper office in central Belfast. Six people were killed and 146 injured as shoppers fled toward Donegall Street. Police called it a deliberate attempt to kill innocents and noted it followed another major blast earlier in the month.
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Belfast
Church Street
Donegall Street
Northern Ireland
LA Council Approves Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
The Los Angeles City Council voted 11 to 3 on Monday to place a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for film pioneer Charlie Chaplin, clearing the final obstacle after a 13 year wait.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Vard
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Communist Rocket Attack Hits Phnom Penh
Communist gunners fired at least 100 rounds into Phnom Penh today killing more than two dozen people. Troops attacked the southern edge of the capital as a rocket barrage set wooden houses ablaze and wounded several hundred others.
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Phnom Penh
Brezhnev Eyes Realist Talks on Nixon China Trip
Brezhnev warns against any social deals with the United States and China but adopts a wait-and-see stance on Nixon's Peking visit. In a foreign policy speech to a Soviet trade union congress he said Moscow will pursue businesslike, realistic talks with Nixon when he visits in May, aiming to improve Soviet US relations.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
China
Nixon
Peking
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Climbers Frozen During Tokyo Blizzard On Mt Fuji
A blizzard on Mt Fuji left 1 person dead including two women and at least 17 others missing after a storm and avalanche. Police report no mountaineering parties on the slopes at the time.
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Tokyo
Mt. Fuji
British budget approval sparks predicted tax bonanza
London reports the British government approved the 1972-73 national budget on Monday. Politicians and pundits forecast a large tax slash aimed at increasing spending power for Britons after years of austerity, hoping to revive the economy and curb unemployment.
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London
Britain
Court to review Miranda ruling in landmark case
The Supreme Court agreed to review its 1966 Miranda decision requiring police to warn suspects of rights before confessions. Pennsylvania appeals court argued the rule is unjust. Philadelphia DA Arlen Specter cited the 1968 Crime Control Act as support for easing admissibility standards.
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Fay Barnhard
Howard Barnhard
Jom Fogleman
Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
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