Fire destroys two Goldwyn Studios sound stages in Hollywood
A multimillion dollar blaze at Sam Goldwyn Studios in Hollywood destroyed sound stages 4 and 5 during filming of Sigmund and the Sea Monsters. Three injured, 60 on set, 250 firefighters battled the four hour blaze caused by a short circuit.
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Hollywood
UPI
Sam Goldwyn
Porgy and Bess
Studio 5
Sigmund and
John Carr
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Porgy and
Pulitzer Prizes Awarded to Reporters for Nixon Exposure
Columbia University trustees awarded Pulitzers for national affairs to James R. Polk of the Washington Star News and Jack White of the Providence Journal for exposing Nixon income tax issues and campaign finance improprieties. Polk highlighted secret fundraising and a $200,000 Vesco donation. White disclosed Nixon tax payments for 1970 and 1971. Robert Lowell won the poetry prize for The Dolphin. no fiction or drama prizes were awarded.
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New York
UPI
Columbia University
Nixon
James R. Polk
Washington Star- News
Herbert Kalmbach
Robert Vesco
New Jersey
Jack White
Providence
R.1
Journal and
Evening Bulletin
Columbia
William J. McGill
Robert Lowell
SLA hideout described as armory in Hearst case
In San Francisco the abandoned SLA apartment once used as an armory contained weapon fragments and drilling noise noted by neighbors. FBI sought Hearst fingerprints as investigators consider another action by the group while Miss Hearst, 20, travels with the abduction crew.
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San Francisco
UPI
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
SLA
Miss Hearst
FBI
Randolph A. Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
Zebra suspects confident in innocence in San Francisco killings
The three Black Muslim suspects Larry Green Manuel Moore and J C Simon were described by their attorney Clinton White as confident their innocence will be proven. Grand Jury sessions began at City Hall with an informer to testify. The men face murder and conspiracy charges and seek bail and privileges.
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San Francisco
UPI
Zebra Street
Clinton White
City Hall
White
Larry Green
Manuel Moore
J.C. Simon
Agnes O’brien Smith
Senate Moves To Hire Women Officers For Two-Year Test
The Senate approved a bill directing the highway patrol to experiment with hiring women officers for a two-year testing period. SB1859 Walsh Downey passes 274 to Assembly. A consumer education course for junior high and high school students advances as SB1599 Carpenter Newport Beach moves to Assembly.
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United Press International
Senate
Highway Patrol
Walsh
D-Downey
Assembly
Consumer
Carpenter
Newport Beach
Cold air brings record lows and lake effect snow across region
Weather across the Northeast and Midwest brings record cold in Lansing and Detroit with temperatures dipping to 27 and 31 degrees. A freak snowstorm over Cleveland drops over two inches while rain and light snow showers spread from New England to the lower Great Lakes.
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Mississippi Valley
Cleveland
Lansing
Mich
Detroit
Lake Erie
Greater
New England
Great Lakes
Glen Falls
N.Y
Kennedy says he would not run for president in 1976
In a PBS interview Edward M. Kennedy said deep down he would like to be president but if asked today he would run for reelection to the Senate. He cited family responsibilities and noted his current lead among Democratic hopefuls in polls.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachussetts
PBS
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Army seeks to revoke Calley bail in My Lai case
The Army asks a federal judge to revoke the $1,000 recognizance bond and recall former Lt. William L. Calley to confinement while allowing him to remain free pending appeal. Judge J. Robert Elliott schedules a June 24 hearing on the appeal of his conviction for the 1968 My Lai massacre.
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UPI
William L. Calley
My Lai
J. Robert Elliott
Calley
Ft Benning
Elliott
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