Home Again and Happy Says Chaplin in New York
Charlie Chaplin returned from two decades abroad to a packed Philharmonic Hall crowd in New York. The 82 year old legend spoke briefly after showing The High Life and The Kid, expressing gratitude and affection for his friends and fans, as celebrities and admirers filled the venue. Chaplin and his wife Oona later mingled with guests while Douglas Fairbanks Jr. noted the star was moved to tears.
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Rogers To Talks In 7 Countries
The White House says Secretary of State William P. Rogers will visit Britain France West Germany Italy Belgium Luxembourg and Iceland for a week long trip before joining President Nixon in Moscow on May 22. Talks will cover the U S Soviet summit proposed European security conference and arms reductions.
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False heartbeats help ease phobias at Penn State
University Park researchers led by Dr. Robert Stern report a psychological trick to curb fears by making people think they hear their own heartbeat while viewing snake slides. In tests frightened students heard steady, pre recorded heartbeats instead of their own, boosting calm and confidence during exposure.
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Minneapolis Thanks Mary for Free Publicity
Minneapolis city leaders passed a resolution praising the Mars Tyler Moore Show for giving the city valuable free publicity. Alderman John Derus credited the program with boosting attention and announced a donated movable billboard will display a token of thanks at downtown locations.
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Hungate Group Seeks Japan Reassurance on Taiwan Policy
Seven U.S. congressmen including Rep. William Hungate met with Socialist and Democratic Socialist party leaders in Tokyo. They pressed that Nixon would not alter policy toward Taiwan immediately despite talks with China. Other attendees included Sen. Roth, Sen. Stafford, Rep. Erlenborn, Rep. McEwen, Rep. Brooks, and Rep. Howard. The sessions were organized by the Japan Center for International Exchange and Columbia University.
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After 128 Plaques, Gift Is Welcome
Adolf Rupp, retiring after 42 years as head basketball coach at the University of Kentucky, said he preferred a barometer to a plaque at a dinner. He noted he already has 128 plaques, including three in the past week, and praised the decision to replace him with Joe Hall, his longtime assistant.
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