Kennedy furniture auctioned from Onassis sale
New York AP. The late President John F Kennedy furniture from Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was auctioned by William Doyle for between 3000 and 4000 dollars. A private Massachusetts buyer bought the Choate School chair for 300 dollars. Other items included two coffee tables a drum table and nursery furniture once used by John Kennedy Jr.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Choate
William Doyle
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
John Kennedy Jr
John Engar
Kennedy
John-John
Danish election yields no clear majority in Folketing
Prime Minister Poul Hartling must seek a coalition with the Social Democrats to stay in power after Liberals gain to 42 seats. The Social Democrats hold 53 seats, while Mogens Glistrup’s Progress Party stands at 24 and other leftist groups fail to form a bloc.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Poul Hartling
Social Democrats
Folketing
Mogens Glistrup
Progress Party
Glistrup
Hartling
Liberal Party
Banquet recalls two frozen meals over bean sprout risk
Banquet Foods voluntary nationwide recall affects Banquet frozen chicken chow mein and frozen beef chop suey. Bean sprouts from Great China Food Co purchased last spring may be under processed. no consumer complaints reported. Products labeled 2145 or P19 packaged at Milan plant, Missouri.
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ST. Louis
Banquet Foods, Inc
Department of Agriculture
Robert Redecker
Great China Food Co
Chicago
Redecker
Milan
Five Men Fined For Traffic Offenses By Municipal Court
Five men were fined $50 each by Municipal Court Judge J. T. Lamb for traffic offenses. Terry South pleaded no contest to drag racing, receiving three days in jail, traffic school, and a six month license suspension. Two others paid fines under anti noise violations, Roger Newkirk and Michael Dougherty, who must attend traffic school or face 60 day suspensions. Delbert Riley’s fine for following distance was suspended if he avoids court. Timothy Abrams was fined for speeding. The report notes the Royal Mail Train robbery in England in 1963 with over $7 million stolen and under $1 million recovered.
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Terry South
Madison Ave
Trenton
Roger Newkirk
Cincinnati
Michael Dougherty
S. Main St
Delbert Riley
Wilson St
Timothy Abrams
Kreiger St
Taft urges deeper Army cuts and extended amnesty
Senator Robert Taft proposes trimming the Army by 50 000 to 100 000 troops to curb costs and argues for targeted force reduction over blanket cuts. He criticizes the Senate Armed Services Committee and predicts the amnesty program may be extended briefly beyond its January 31 expiry. Taft also seeks to keep the EPA National Field Investigations Center in Cincinnati, amid plans to move the 70 fulltime and 30 parttime staff to Denver.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert Taft
Congress
National Field Investigations Center
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Denver
Trenton parade time moved for Festival of Flags weekend
The Trenton 200 committee changed the festival parade time to 2 p.m. Saturday June 27 29 due to traffic and participant prep concerns. Officials noted the event will be titled Festival of Flags and set arts and crafts space charges at $3.50 per 4 by 6 foot stall, with a future meeting planned for February 12.
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Trenton
Richardson nomination gets special treatment
President Ford announced with special pleasure that he is nominating Elliot L. Richardson as ambassador to Great Britain. Ford praised Richardson's public service and noted his 1973 resignation as attorney general rather than fire Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox. If confirmed, Richardson would succeed Walter H. Annenberg.
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Washington
Ford
Elliot L. Richardson
Great Britain
Richardson
Richard M. Nixon
Archibald Cox
Elliot Richardson
America
Walter H. Annenberg
Senate
Battelle Allocates Funds to Settle Charity Dispute
Battelle Memorial Institute commits 80 million dollars to charitable groups to settle a lawsuit over the will of founder Gordon Battelle. The plan also covers a 46.8 million tax dispute with the IRS and directs 36.5 million for a Columbus convention center and 21 million to form the Battelle Memorial Institute Foundation for ongoing distributions.
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Columbus, Ohio
Battelle Memorial Institute
Battelle
Sherwood L. Fawcett
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Gordon Battelle
Columbus Convention Center
Battelle Memorial Institute Foundation
Gilligan names 3 to Aging Commission
Ohio Governor appoints Kenneth E. DeShetler to the Ohio Commission on Aging. DeShetler 46 of Toledo is a former prosecutor. Ralph Welker 63 of Pomeroy and Joseph Fichter 80, a Miami University 1915 graduate from Aberdeen, are also named. Welker is a former Ohio House member and former Meigs County sheriff.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kenneth E. DeShetler
Ohio Department of Insurance
John J. Gilligan
Ohio Commission On Aging
DeShetler
Toledo
Ralph Welker
Pomeroy
Joseph Fichter
Aberdeen
Miami University
Welker
Ohio House of Representatives
Meigs County
Toshiba TV slide controls not a shock hazard
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission finds no evidence that slide controls in Toshiba model C924BM 19 inch color TVs pose a shock risk. Commissioner Lawrence Kushner calls the chance of a serious shock remote and says no regulatory action is planned against Toshiba while safety standards are considered. Consumers Union had alleged a lethal risk if a child inserts metal objects into the control slots. Toshiba America Inc. denied the allegations.
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Washington
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Consumers Union
Toshiba
Toshiba America Inc
Peron Begins Working Vacation at Chapadmalal
President Isabel Peron arrives at Chapadmalal Government Tourist Retreat for a working vacation with a large government delegation including Social Welfare Minister Jose Lopez Rega. Officials estimate a two week stay at the resort 250 miles south of Buenos Aires.
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Mar del Plata
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Jose Lopez Rega
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