Nixon denies faked love letters attribution
U S postal inspectors say Richard Nixon did not write the so called love letters. The agency found handwriting not by Nixon or other known possessors. The letters likely originated in Washington and moved through Detroit and Los Angeles before reaching Scott Meredith. No prosecution warranted.
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Ford Loses Poll At Alma Mater
In an informal Yale Law School poll Ford received 14 percent of votes while Carter led with almost 50 percent. McCarthy drew 13 percent and the rest went to others. Two ballots named the Sesame Street character the Cookie Monster.
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National Jaycee President Here Monday Luncheon
National Jaycee president Frank Ziebel will visit Missouri for a luncheon with Jaycees from Mexico and nearby areas. He arrives with Missouri Jaycee president and meets officials at Branding Iron Cafe, Central Missouri Livestock Center, Highway 84 east, at noon and plans to tour communities and meet Gov. Bond.
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Bing Crosby to Return to Broadway After 45 Years
Los Angeles AP: Bing Crosby will return to Broadway on December 7 for a two week run at the Uris Theatre in New York City. Crosby last appeared on Broadway in 1931. The show, Bing Crosby and Friends, features Rosemary Clooney and is organized by impresario Robert Paterson, who recently backed Crosby’s 50th anniversary shows in Europe.
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Famed Orient Express to become a museum piece
The Orient Express, traveling from Istanbul to Paris since 1888, will be retired as a museum exhibit after an international conference of 26 European railway companies. The decision ends plans to revive its glamour with celebrities and luxury decor as jet travel expands, with a new Pushkin Express to link Belgrade and Moscow planned.
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