Martha Raye Criticizes Army Amid Vietnam War Talk
Hollywood interview with Martha Raye portrays her as a patriot symbol while she calls the Army’s state “going to hell” and discusses her pets, home life, and views on entertainment. Nick Condos explains her war stance, noting she favors winning the war and laments lack of experience for today’s performers.
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Miss Raye
Goliath
Bel Air
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Martha
Vietnam
Nick Condos
Nick
CBS
Comediennes
Joan Davis
Imogene Coca
Lily Tomlin
Ruth Buzzi
Young NY state senator recalls early career and age label
Don Halperin, at 25 the youngest New York State Senator, discusses the mismatch between his title and age. He recalls being mistaken for a U.S. senator and describes early political involvement, campaign luck, and plans as 18 to 21 voters emerge.
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America
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Senate Chamber
Albany
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New York State
Rooklyn
William Rosenblatt
Rosenblatt
Brooklyn
Donald Halperin
U.S
Javits
Buckley
City zoning plea and sod theft arrest noted
A letter urges amending the zoning rules to allow material storage yards in the C M zone with an use permit. Different voices criticize noise in residential areas and question city response as elections are proposed. In Detroit a man and two youths are arrested after a high speed chase for stealing sod from an elementary school lawn, seven rolls found in the getaway car.
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Roy Valasquez
C-M
Steve Thomspon
Detroit
UPI
Law Gives Consumers Access to Credit Files and Dispute Rights
Washington reports that the Fair Credit Reporting Act allows individuals to inspect their credit files, request corrections, and inform recipients of disputed data. Bureaus must reveal sources, investigate complaints, and may include a 100 word statement if the dispute remains. Fees may apply, and outdated adverse data rules apply with exceptions for large loans, insurance, or high income jobs.
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UPI
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California Assemblyman commutes 800 miles daily from Los Angeles
David Pierson, 36,_Inglewood, Democrat, serves in the California Assembly. He flies from Los Angeles to Sacramento each workday, spending nights at home with his three daughters. Pierson emphasizes family over politics and plans to stay only a few terms. He earns 19200 dollars salary and 6 dollars daily out of pocket after allowances.
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UPI
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Los Angeles
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Inglewood
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Ronald Reagan
Capitol
Beverlee Manley
Oscar Still Waiting to Be Picked Up at Academy
George C. Scott's Oscar remains in a locked cabinet at the Academy awaiting a signatory, after producer Frank McCarthy accepted and returned the award at Scott's request. Scott intends to donate the statuette to the George S. Patton Museum at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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Frank McCarthy
Academy
Scott
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