Bacall Declares Privacy Violation Over Airline Ad
Lauren Bacall protests a Pan American Airways ad showing Humphrey Bogart for Casablanca travel. The airline will pull the ad and send Bacall a letter of apology. Separately, the Manchester Union Leader refuses Clay vs Frazier telecast ads, condemning the draft dodger tag.
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New York
UPI
Lauren Bacall
Humphrey Bogart
Casablanca
Miss Bacall
Pan American Airways
Manchester
N.H
Manchester Union
Cassius Clay
Joe Frazier
William Loeb
Clay
Estate of J C Penney Leaves Most To Widow And Four Children
The late J C Penney left most of his 35 million dollar estate to his widow Caroline A Penney and their four children. The will directs 105000 to 19 colleges, 700000 to the James C Penney Foundation, and 500000 to H C S C Foundation of Riverside California. A long time adviser Joseph E Freund received 100000 in trust.
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New York
UPI
J.C. Penney
National
Manhattan
Caroline A. Penney
James C. Penney Foundation, Inc
Riverside
Calif
H.C.S.C. Foundation
Joseph E. Freund
Short Hill
N.J
Bombing Cuts Ho Chi Minh Trail Traffic Half
UPI reports American bombing has halved Communist truck traffic along the Ho Chi Minh supply trail. In Cambodia, rebels destroyed 80 percent of Kompong Som oil refinery and launched a daylight mortar attack that closed Phnom Penh’s airport.
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Saigon
UPI
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
Cambodia
Kompong Som
Phnom Penh
Nixon says Midwest trip went well amid amateurish protests
President Nixon called his Des Moines stop part of a successful one day push for the New American Revolution. He noted a strange coalition of demonstrators including construction workers and farmers among antiwar obscenity chants, but dismissed the crowd as well intentioned and amateurish.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Midwest
Des Moines
Iowa
Weather and Deaths Notice for Norwalk Area
Variable cloudiness and cold today with highs in the upper 30s. Tonight and Wednesday will stay cloudy and cold with lows in the 20s and highs in the low to mid 30s. Precipitation chances range from 10 to 60 percent with northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Death notices for Marie Hinebaugh Kathrine Keely Zelma Weisenberger and Earle Gay listed with ages and towns.
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Norwalk
Marie Hinebaugh
Willard
Kathrine Keely
Attica
Zelma Fern Weisenberger
Earle K. Gay
Collins
London Bridge Rising Up In Arizona Desert
Industrialist Robert McCulloch transported 10 000 tons of London Bridge to Lake Havasu City Arizona. He built a canal diverting Colorado River water to pass under the bridge, creating a desert landmark in the American ingenuity spirit.
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London Bridge
Lake Havasu City
Arizona
Robert McCulloch
London Landmark
America
McCulloch
Colorado River
UPI
Norwalk Electric Department report due to council tonight
Councilman Domenic Coletta prepares a financial health report on the city electric department for the Norwalk City Council. Auditor Charles Hipp notes January revenue figures are not final and February collections may alter the outlook for loan repayments of 135000 dollars plus 3375 dollars interest.
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Norwalk
Domenic Coletta
Charles Hipp
Finance and Electric Committees
Hipp
Coletta
Probe Seed Corn Claims By Companies
Federal officials are checking reports that salesmen are peddling falsely labeled seed corn to profit from corn blight fears. Farmers, fearing a repeat of 1970, scramble for blight resistant seed as experts debate potential severity this year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Tony Boyle Indicted in UMW Embezzlement Case
UPI reports W A Tony Boyle president of the United Mine Workers of America was indicted on conspiracy embezzlement and illegal political contributions totaling 49250 from union funds. The case names John Owens and James Kmetz and lists contributions to Humphrey and several Republican and Democratic committees.
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Washington
UPI
W.A
Tony’’ Boyle
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
John Owens
James Kmetz
Labor
Non-Partisan League
LNPL
Boyle
John L. Lewis
U.S. District Court
Democratic Congressional Committee
Congress
D.C
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Washroom Bomb at U S Capitol Sparks Inside Job Suspicion
The blast that damaged several rooms tore through a rarely used washroom in the Capitol, baffling authorities. Senate leader Mansfield noted the bomber’s familiarity with the area, while FBI examiners found no clues and Capitol Police hunted multiple leads as staff faced investigation.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Capitol
Mansfield
FBI
Capitol Police
J.W. Powell
Norwalk Township Tables Five for Zoning Code Push
Trustees appoint a five member committee to draft a zoning ordinance after voters defeated zoning proposals in 1967. Chair Harry Ludwig, secretary Frank Traves, with Robert Stowers John H. Metz and Rudy Smith on the panel.
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Norwalk
Charles Jones
Harry Ludwig
Frank Traves
Robert Stowers
John H. Metz
Rudy Smith
Jones
Laylin Road
Fitchville
Hartland
Peru
Huron County reports high daily waste per resident
The Huron County Health Department releases an annual report noting over four pounds of waste per resident per day in landfills, plus additional waste burned buried or flushed. Jim Ryerson highlights survey results showing 14 of 22 towns have solid waste collection funded by tax or fee and warns of truck leakage and litter. Marden Todd re elected chairman and Earl Swander named secretary.
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Huron County
Huron County Health Department
George F. Linn
Jim Ryerson
Norwalk
Department
Advisory Council
Huron County General Health District
Clarence Ellett
Ryerson
Ellett
Marden Todd
Wakeman
Earl Swander
Ripley Township
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Pennsylvania
Shapp
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Jesus
Robert
Tony Boyle
Edgar Mitchell
Alan Shepard
Tony’ Boyle
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Senate Public Buildings Subcommittee
Chicago
Spokane
L.H. Ballard
Bellevue
New London
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