Congress approves 3.6 billion foreign aid bill without military funds
Congress passes a 3.6 billion foreign aid appropriation stripped of military aid for Cambodia and Vietnam. Ford has not opposed the bill which falls 2.2 billion short of the administration request. The measure funds reconstruction in South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia and omits Cambodia and South Vietnam military aid.
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European wine scandals add fuel to subsidy and Russia cases
Common Market officials warn of two new wine scandals. A West German fraud probe targets mislabeling of French bottles to gain subsidies, while a French request could spend about 50 million on wine sales to Moscow amid a vast regional surplus.
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Love child saga ties Victoria Fyodorova to her long‑lost U S father
Victoria Fyodorova, born to actress Zoya Fyodorova and U S Navy admiral Jack Tate, met her 77 year old father in Moscow via a Florida hideaway and spoke briefly with his WWII sweetheart Zoya. Tate, now ill, had been expelled by Stalin after the 1945 romance.
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Funeral planned for Cass Daley noted 1940s comedian
Comedienne Cass Daley died after a fall in her Hollywood home. An autopsy found she bled from a severed jugular vein after a broken glass shard. Daley, 59, had been attempting a comeback with nightclub acts and touring plays.
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Black Named Top NCO of Marine Corps
Top noncom Sgt Maj Henry H Black a 27 year Marine veteran of two wars was named Monday to be the Corps highest noncommissioned officer and take the lead role in drill discipline and morale.
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Oscar Rasbach Dies at 86 in Pasadena Home
Composer Oscar Rasbach, founding ASCAP member, died at his Pasadena home Monday aged 86. Known for the song Trees set to Joyce Kilmer poem, introduced in 1922.
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Dan Dailey booked on assault at San Francisco airport
Booked actor Dan Dailey 59 of Malibu faces assault and battery and public drunkenness charges after allegedly slugging PSA employee Everett Hemenway at San Francisco International Airport. Hemenway says Dailey threatened him and struck him. Dailey released on recognizance and to appear April 1 in municipal court.
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