National anthem restored at Hollywood Bowl concerts
The Hollywood Bowl resumes playing the national anthem before every concert reversing a one day earlier decision. Executive Director Ernest Fleischmann cited a board consensus. Overtime payments to LA Philharmonic performers had reached 50 000 dollars annually, a factor in the change. Anthem performances begin tonight at the outdoor venue with about four concerts weekly.
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Los Angeles
Southern California Symphony
Hollywood Bowl Association
Ernest Fleischmann
Board of Directors
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Two-Pronged Turkish Attack Presses Cyprus Crisis
Fighting raged as Turkish forces hit a 950-strong Greek army camp Eldyk near Nicosia and a factory belt on the east side. Famagusta came under heavy fire while Turkish advances near Lefka alarm Greek Cypriots. Clerides convened leaders as U.N. and major powers seek a diplomatic path amid calls for a two-region autonomy plan.
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Cyprus
Morphou
Nicosia
Famagusta
Larnaca
Lefka
U.N
Glafcos Clerides
U.N. Security Council
Bulent Ecevit
U.S
William Macomber
Ankara
United States
Washington
Ehrlichman Subpoena Targets Nixon in D C Court
A subpoena filed in U S District Court DC commands former president Richard Nixon to appear September 9 1974 at 9 30 a m to testify for John Ehrlichman and remain until called The subpoena lists Nixon at the Presidential compound San Clemente California Ehrlichman former domestic counsel was a top adviser to Nixon No indication the subpoena was served
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U.S. District Court For
District of Columbia
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Ehrlichman
Park survives attack as wife dies in Korea assassination bid
President Park Chung-hee escaped unharmed when a gunman opened fire during an Independence Day address in Seoul. Mrs Park was killed by a head wound after a six hour operation at Seoul National University Hospital. A 16 year old choir member also died as guards subdued the shooter who carried a Japanese passport issued under a false name.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Seoul National University Hospital
Park
Japanese Foreign Ministry
Yukio Yoshii
Osaka
Yoshii
Japan
South Korea
Weather Outlook Cloudy Skies and Showers Ahead
Increasing cloudiness tomorrow with a chance of showers by late day. Lows in the mid 60s tonight and highs in the upper 80s tomorrow. Chance of showers Saturday through Monday. Middletown official high yesterday 86 and this morning low 63.
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Middletown
Kennedy case figure Clay Shaw dies in New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw, 60, longtime New Orleans trade official and acquitted suspect in the JFK assassination, died at his home after a period of illness. He faced legal battles sparked by Jim Garrison, resigned from the French Market renovation post in 1965, and had planned travel after retirement.
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New Orleans
Clay L. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Shaw
International Trade Mart
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
Criminal District Court
Ford pushes trade reform as answer to U.S. economy
President Ford drums up support for trade reform he calls essential for world peace and U.S. prosperity. He meets three skeptical senators Jackson Ribicoff and Javits over tariff concessions to the Soviet Union and expects to swear in John O. Marsh Jr. as White House counselor.
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Ford
U.S
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Henry M. Jackson
Washington State
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Soviet Union
John O. Marsh Jr
Virginia
Shortage of jars lids and freezers grips home gardens
A Cincinnati report outlines a national shortage of canning jars lids and home freezers as inflation spurs garden canning. Ball Corp. cites a 2000 percent demand surge, six day workweeks and no capacity to meet it. Shoppers find few if any freezers and limited jar supply. extension agent advises checking smaller stores and avoiding cracked jars to prevent spoilage.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Vern C. Schranz
Ball Corp
Muncie
Ind
Walter Corder
Cincinnati
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White House
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Schranz
Sears Roebuck Appliance
Eldon Carroll
Daryl Winders
Kmart
Margarite H. Warren
Ohio State University
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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