Memorial for Gabriel Heatter, famed radio commentator
Gabriel Heatter, 81, veteran radio commentator, died of pneumonia at the Miami Heart Institute after a lengthy illness marked by strokes. Heatter, famed for opening with Ah hush there is good news tonight, retired from NBC News and lived in Miami Beach. Burial will be private.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Second Gunship Down In Laos Electronics War
Friday the U S Command announced the second loss in two days of a four engine ACL30 Sunship in the Laos electronic war. Thirteen crewmen parachuted from the downed craft and were rescued, all in good condition. Earlier in the week an HHS3 rescue helicopter was shot down in southern Laos during training, five crewmen killed.
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Nixon to halt rail strike under Labor Act
President Nixon plans to invoke the Labor Management Relations Act to halt a threatened rail strike by railway workers against Peon Central Railroad and a sheet metal workers’ action against all railroads. Ziegler says executive orders will create fact finding boards and delay the strike for eight days. The move aims to prevent a stoppage that could disrupt transport and industry.
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Mitchell denial colors Florida call on Hanrahan race
Martha Mitchell rejected in a Florida call Thursday that she congratulated Hanrahan on his Cenyo primary victory. Time and Newsweek reported she phoned him election night saying Democrats are her kind of Republicans. GP Putnam & Sons seeks 2500 from Adam Clayton Powell in Manhattan court while Powell rests in a Florida hospital awaiting an autobiography deal. Smokey the Bear’s original keeper W. W. Huber retires after a decade as Forest Service chief of information for the southern region.
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This Week
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Supreme Court
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Smokey the Bear
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U.S. Forest Service
Atlanta
Court upholds Ono Lennon custody ruling in Ryoko case
A federal appeals court in Philadelphia affirmed a lower court order granting Yoko Ono Lennon custody of her 12 year old daughter Ryoko from a prior marriage. The Virginia Islands and Charlotte district court rulings last October backed Mrs Lennon amid disputes with her ex husband Anthony Cox. Separately public service spots feature Dana Andrews confessing to past alcoholism as part of a transportation campaign.
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Yoko Ono Lennon
Johan Lennon
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Virgin Islands
Lennon
Ryoko
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Yoko Ono
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Department of “Transportation
New York
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Night birth surprise at Dubenian home in Flint
Sharon Debenion woke her husband at 4 am to announce the arrival of a baby girl born three weeks early in the couple’s Flint home. The mother and infant Theresa Hele were reported well after admission to Flint Osteopath Hospital. In separate news, Gary Lewis pleaded innocent to possession of dangerous drugs and was ordered to return May 2 for trial after police found pills in his North Hollywood car.
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