Backstage Clash Over Stardust Show Reveals Tensions
A Las Vegas recollection recalls a planned rehearsal story on a French show at the Stardust, facing gender norms and hotel security. Paul, his wife Dottie, and Barbara provoke editorial clashes as backstage access and propriety ignite debate about women in entertainment.
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Tax Level Powers Not Really Wanted
Washington (UPI) President elect Nixon likely does not want or expect Congress to grant stand by power to raise or lower taxes. The piece traces Kennedy and Johnson proposals for emergency tax action, the constitutional limits, and the congressional reluctance to delegate tax authority to the White House. It notes past adoptions and delays reducing impact on the economy and outlines a proposed White House labeling approach for emergency versus long term tax plans.
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Wreckage of US F4 jet found near Seoul
The missing F4 jet wreckage was located on a mountain 125 miles south of Seoul. Crew members Capt. Lloyd Scheubmen of Amarillo Texas and Lt. Robert Jackson of Landers Wyoming are unaccounted for.
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Lloyd Scheubmen
Amarillo
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Robert Jackson
Landers
Wyo
Romanian minister to visit East Germany for talks
Belgrade reports Romanian Foreign Minister Corneliu Manescu will travel to East Germany next week for political discussions. In Zurich a new restaurant for stock market enthusiasts opened offering televised quotes exchange news tickets and hostesses giving investment tips.
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Belgrade
UPI
Cornelius Manescu
East Germany
Bucharest
Zurich
Fire kills four children in Liverpool apartment blaze
In Liverpool four children died in a Sunday morning blaze that swept an apartment house. Five others were saved including a girl who ran back inside to retrieve a dead dog after breaking away from police.
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Liverpool
England
UPI
World's Safest Prisoner James Earl Ray Awaits Trial
Memphis UPI reports James Earl Ray endures constant monitoring in a steel plated suite as his murder trial for the King assassination approaches. The security includes multiple cameras vents and a control center with red alerts. Foreman seeks venue change citing public image could prejudice jurors.
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Ray
William N. Morris Jr
Morris
Foreman
Criminal Court
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Arthur J. Hanes Sr
Shelby County Criminal Courts
London
Catfish Farms Grow From Tiny Start to Multimillion Industry
In 1963 catfish farming produced only a few thousand pounds annually in the United States. Today it has become a multimillion-dollar industry with production in Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Louisiana and other Central and Southern states.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Louisiana
Harrison Defeats Van Buren Without Leaving Ohio Home
William Henry Harrison secured victory over Martin Van Buren in 1840 while remaining in his Ohio home, avoiding a campaign tour. The historic feat highlighted his strategic use of home ground campaigning and national political impact.
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Ohio
William Henry Harrison
Martin van Buren
Desegregation of Housing Ends Little Rock Lawsuit
The Little Rock Housing Authority agreed to desegregate its eight projects ending a Justice Department lawsuit. A consent order filed in Little Rock District Court requires HUD compliant first come first served applicant assignment and non discrimination in housing and employment practices. The settlement calls for 1,178 units with 750 occupied by Negroes and the rest by whites, and goes into effect in 30 days.
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UPI
Little Rock
Ark
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