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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1969
Page
2
Andre Previn and Mia Farrow announce they are expecting a baby in late spring. Previn’s agent details the couple’s plan, while Farrow’s mother Maureen O'Sullivan expresses joy and confidence in Mia and Andre as responsible parents.
Firing erupted in northern South Vietnam with eight American casualties as Viet Cong attacked a government center at Chiang Thien. U S forces fought near the DMZ northwest of Dong Ha while other regions reported a lull.
The court reviews the draft law and state welfare limits under Chief Justice Burger as it expands inquiries into rights of atheists and the poor. Twenty-nine appeals are set for first rulings in the new term addressing draft exemptions, citizenship laws, and NLRB dues checkoffs amid a broad docket. In parallel, a severe early season cold wave brings record lows and blizzard conditions from Montana to Texas, with Nebraska floods and 10 inch rains.
Julie Eisenhower and David Eisenhower will spend October 15 in Washington to avoid trouble during a moratorium. A park ceremony in East Meadow, New York, honored President Eisenhower, while Julie and David miss classes at Smith College and Amherst College respectively by teacher discretion.
Natalie Nevins, featured on the Lawrence Welk show, says she was unjustly fired after missing a Spokane date due to illness with no proof offered. Welk defends the firing and cites need for notice. Nevins touts muffins as persuasion attempts to regain her position. Booker Pittman, jazz clarinetist and grandson of Booker T. Washington, dies of cancer in Sao Paulo at 60. The Rev. James Gropps remains jailed without bail in Milwaukee awaiting a hearing on probation terms linked to a 1968 Chamber seizure and occupation.
Fritz Woehrn, 64, once an aide to Eichmann, was jailed for 12 years by a West Berlin court for signing papers that ordered thousands of Jews to Auschwitz. He served in the Jewish Affairs division of the Nazi Security Office and faced charges of assisting in the murders of Dutch and German Jews.
Fred Kohlmar, noted motion picture producer behind Picnic Pal Joey Les Misérables and Bye Bye Birdie, died in Hollywood on Monday from lung cancer at age 64.
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