Hemingway Granddaughter Christine in Paris Debuts Book
Joan Hemingway, granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, collaborates with Paris journalist Paul Bonnecarrere on Rosebud, an English version just published. She writes in Paris and Idaho, wary of living up to her grandfather’s genius while pursuing her own literary path and a five-book contract.
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Inmates dispute death toll after Oklahoma prison riot
About 600 to 700 inmates paced in mud as officials peg three deaths from a 43 hour uprising at McAlester State Prison. Inmates claim 200 killed, refuse to return inside, and describe a slaughterhouse scene while press reports note the official count remains three.
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Four Constitutional Amendments Headed for Ballot
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced four amendments on the November ballot. Issue 1 would tax agricultural land by use value, Issue 2 removes the 3000 dollar income exemption cap, Issue 3 standardizes courts of Common Pleas organization and judge rules, and Issue 4 adds a Vietnam War veteran bonus in cash or education aid.
Crosses Burned During Newark Police Pay Dispute
In Newark Ohio the third day of a sick call by city police included cross burnings in front of Capt. Robert Fournier and Patrolman Charles Spurgeon homes and another behind city hall. Nails were scattered in the Underground parking garage and police headquarters received a bomb threat as officers continued to call in sick amid wage talks.
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Ashbrook Blasts EPA Car Use Restrictions
Rep. John M. Ashbrook of Ohio challenges EPA orders to curb private car use in cities. He argues data are questionable and personal freedom is at stake, warning the measures could harm major industries from auto production to steel and transportation. He accuses environmentalists of data manipulation and resisting scientific progress.
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Nader Critics Alka Seltzer Labels On Tests
Miles Laboratories defended its stance before an FDA panel on over the counter aspirin products. The company refused to require warnings for stomach ulcers and said the Health Research Group's charges about withheld tests were untrue. Miles argued formulation differences and pending evidence explain past labeling decisions.
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Irving Denied Parole in Hughes Biography Fraud Case
The U S Parole Board denied Clifford Irving parole in the hoax biography case involving a fake Howard Hughes bio. Irving, 42, began serving his sentence and faces another review in January 1974 with a 1974 termination date set for August 31. His wife Edith and researcher Richard Suskind faced separate sentences.
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Calm Settles Over Phnom Penh as Aug. 15 Deadline Nears
As bombing halts approach Aug 15, Phnom Penh faces a looming battle as refugees flood the city. U S advisers weigh options including South Vietnamese air strikes or a private army model while Lon Nol may be invited for medical treatment and negotiations loom with Hanoi and Peking.
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Washington
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Air Force Major Dupee arrives at Howard AFB Balboa
U S Air Force Major William D Dupee of Greenwich arrives for duty at Howard AFB Panama Canal Zone as chief of programs for the 24th Civil Engineering Squadron. He has served at Lockbourne AFB Ohio completed 12 months of combat duty in Vietnam and is a 1954 Greenwich High School graduate. He earned a 1959 civil engineering degree from Ohio University and a 1965 master’s from the Air Force Institute of Technology Wright Patterson AFB.
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Rain Falls Again on Waynesburg July 29 Bet Tradition
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania rain drizzled Sunday mirroring the long standing July 29 forecast ritual. Justice of the Peace John Daly again wins a hat from a celebrity betting rain on the date this year receiving it from KDKA sportscaster Billy Curry.
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