Ellsberg labeled fanatic by cohort in Omaha
Hermon Kahn former Hudson Institute founder calls Daniel Ellsberg a fanatic while praising his intellect. He criticizes Ellsberg for stealing top secret Pentagon files and argues punishment may be warranted though unjust if made an example. Kahn links Ellsberg to the counterculture and defines media as part of a cultural shift.
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Kahn
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Fellow Photog sues Lord Snowden over royal collision
Ray Bellisario, 35, a British photographer known for royal pictures, files a private suit alleging dangerous and careless driving after a May 31 collision with Lord Snowden’s car carrying Princess Margaret. The incident caused little damage and no injuries, amid palace tension.
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Performing Arts Open At First Park of Its Kind
Stewart Udall backs arts in the park system as Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts opens near Washington. Mrs. Jouett Shouse leads a landmark project with support from the White House and Consuelo Gonzalez de Velasco on hand. The 3,500 seat main arena plus 3,000 grass seats host the National Symphony under Julius Rudel with Van Cliburn and Norman Triegle as guests. A March fire caused about 650000 dollars in damages to the 2.9 million structure. Shouse funded 2 million and donated the land. Openings proceed despite delays, with a July 1 start targeted.
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Johnson
National Park Service
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Virginia
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Boston
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Queen Elizabeth Seeks Raise From Crown Lands Surrender
Queen Elizabeth III has given up 45 million pounds from crown lands since her throne 19 years ago, a government spokesman says. Lord Aberdare told the House of Lords the money was surrendered under a 211 year old tradition. She seeks a $1.14 million annual allowance increase and Parliament is studying the request.
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Elizabeth III
Aberdare
House of Lords
Park Pet Show Excludes Snakes at Lakeview Park
The Lakeview Park playground Pet Show will exclude snakes while all leashed pets are welcome. Pets will be judged on looks and obedience as organizers emphasize friendly attendance. Playground supervisor Hecky Rodes said no snakes will be present and Kathy Farnen assists at Lakeview.
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TWA Organizer Richard W Robbins Dies in Chicago
Richard W Robbins, 79, organizer of the firms that became Trans World Airlines, died Tuesday in Chicago. He served as TWA president from 1931 to 1934, was a Kingman County Kansas native, active in cattle raising and Republican politics.
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Richard W. Robbins
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Kingman County
Kan
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