Spiro Gets $25,000 For Charity
Three manufacturers used Spiro T. Agnew’s name to sell watches and shirts and planned to donate 25,000 dollars to charity. Proceeds aid families of war prisoners in Indochina and American Indians. Dirty Time Co. declined to share profits with Agnew, citing political speech concerns. American Time and Novelty Watch pledged 10,000 dollars each, Varsity House 5,000 dollars.
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Spiro T
Agnew
Hale E. Dougherty
Dirty Time
American Time and Novelty Watch
Varsity House
Charles Anne To Get Full Treatment
Prince Charles and Princess Anne arrive in Washington for their first U S visit. They will sample American fare and culture including hot dogs bourbon balls baseball and rock music amid guarded speculation about a possible romance with Tricia Nixon. The White House treats the trip as casual and non official with President Nixon greeting them on the White House lawn before a reception and late supper with friends at Camp David. astronauts Borman and Armstrong will discuss space exhibits at the Smithsonian and Princess Anne will receive a rock and an antique piece.
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United States
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Tricia
Constance Stuart
James Madison
Royal
Cony
Trisgle
Julie
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Catoctin
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John McCormack
Spiro T. Agnew
Smithsonian Institution
Frank Borman
Neil Armstrong
Aj Rock
Smithsonite
Mouse Lawil
Canada
Guess Who
Gary Puckett
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Laurel
Robert F. Kent
International and political figures in scattered notices
Abbie Hoffman pleads guilty to resisting arrest at a Columbia sit-in and faces a $1000 fine and a year in jail. Tom C Clark, retiring justice, reflects after presiding on his first post retirement case. Leo Botstein becomes youngest college head at Franconia College, while Edward Heath hosts a birthday party at No 10 Downing Street. Dean Martin may back Reagan, described as a possible tandem like ham and eggs.
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Abbie Hoffman
Columbia University
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Tom C. Clark
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High Court
U.S. District ‘Court
George B. Harris
London
Edward Heath
Britain
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Sacramento
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Dean Martin
Frank Sinatra
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Sinatra
Martin
Jury awards 192311 to Xavier Cugat widow for wrist injury
A San Francisco jury awarded bandleader Xavier Cugat’s wife Charo 192,311 for a wrist fracture suffered during a rehearsal at Bimbo’s 365 Club. Earlier the jury also awarded Cugat 14,900 in a separate suit.
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Cugat
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