Bride of Soviet Jew Appeals to Nixon for Husband Return
Judith Silver Shapiro, American wife of Gabriel Shapiro, detained in Russia, says she will seek President Nixon's help to secure his release. She arrived in London from Moscow after a private Moscow wedding and visa issues halted a civil ceremony. He faces arrest after helping hide from authorities as she left.
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Russia
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Ohio
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Shapiro
Gabriel
Mrs. Shapiro
Israel
Kennedy Buys 50 Foot Sloop Yacht for Cape Cod Use
Sen Edward M Kennedy has bought a 50 foot sloop rigged auxiliary sail boat from William Bolling father of actress Tiffany Bolling. Kennedy aims to use the yacht with his family in Cape Cod this summer. Northrop Johnson Inc president Bob Fisher said Kennedy's price was not disclosed. The three year old yacht sleeps 10 and requires a crew of four.
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Fila
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Wiliam Bolling
Tiffany Bolling
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Bob Fisher
Northrop & Johnson Inc
Monnay
Fisher
Saul Alinsky dies at 63 in Carmel after sidewalk collapse
Saul David Alinsky, Chicago organizer of community action groups, dies at 63 after collapsing on a Carmel street. He built the Industrial Areas Foundation and led the Woodlawn Organization in Chicago, shaping labor and minority activism and tutoring Cesar Chavez in boycotts. Survived by his wife Irene, daughter Kathryn Wilson, son Lee David, and his mother.
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Milan
Irene
Kathryn Wilson
New Jersey
Lee David
Social Security Benefit Hike Faces Payment Fight in Senate
The Senate Finance Committee advances the largest expansion of Social Security and welfare but struggles to fund it. Estimates put full implementation cost at 17.6 billion in 1974, with critics arguing it could reach 24.1 billion. Debates focus on higher taxes and wage base changes, with discussions of raising the taxable earnings base and limiting increases for the lowest income recipients.
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Supreme Court curbs automatic repossession in credit sales
In a 4 to 3 ruling the Supreme Court barred creditors from seizing merchandise without advance notice and a hearing before a neutral official. The decision, citing due process, struck down Florida and Pennsylvania laws and may affect consumer credit nationwide.
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Pennsylvania
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