Onassis Completes Pretrial Testimony in Galella Suit
Jacqueline Onassis testified in a $1.3 million civil action filed by Ronald Galella, photographer known for chronicling her family, with trial set to begin February 16. She spent over two hours at the U S attorney's office accompanied by counsel and special master James B. Kilsheimer II to resolve deposition issues.
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Queen Elizabeth visits Thai campuses during five day state tour
At Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok almost the entire 10 000 member student body welcomed Queen Elizabeth II on a five day state visit She walked 12 minutes from car to lunch with faculty Earlier in the day she and Queen Sirikit visited the Thai Red Cross while Prince Philip toured a Buddhist monastery Princess Anne joined Thammasat students for lunch
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Mayor Lindsay gives Thant Gold Medal in peace honor
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay awards former U N Secretary General U Thant the city’s Gold Medal calling him the world’s chief architect of peace. Thant says he will stay in the New York area for several years to finish his memoirs as head of the world body.
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Dunn Demonstrates Pistol Marksmanship At Range
Jackson Tennessee Gov Winfield Dunn fired a total of ten shots at a state highway patrol target range. He hit five targets from a standing position and five more from the hip, with a spokesman calling him lucky rather than a sportsman.
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Apollo 15 satellite experiments lose data on two sensors
Space Center Houston reports two of the three experiments aboard the Apollo 15 lunar satellite have ceased transmitting due to an apparent electronic component failure. The 78-pound mailbox shaped package, ejected Aug. 4, 1971, had provided six months of data toward a planned year of operation, with the magnetometer and solar wind particles instrument failing while a lunar gravity measuring device remains active.
Cadillac Recycles Snow By Hauling To Ski Slopes
Cadillac workers remove snow from Main Street and haul 450 cubic yards to nearby hills for skiing use. The plan aims to reuse heavy snowfall by feeding local ski slopes with the collected snow.
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Harvard's First Campus Cop John Pippin Keeps Watch
John Pippin, Harvard College's first graduate to become a campus policeman, patrols a regular beat and says the job suits him. The 22 year old from Dallas, a German history major, chose work he enjoys and believes his presence improves the world. Friends were surprised but have mellowed.
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Separation of junior and senior levels seen at universities
Texas A&M University President Jack Williams forecast a decade of increasing separation between junior and senior levels at colleges and universities. He believes four-year institutions will resist changes while some schools may cater only to graduates and statesupported universities will cut duplicative professional curricula. He noted students will push for reforms, likely via legal action.
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Irving admits he and aide did not meet Hughes
The Associated Press reports Irving and his researcher Suskind admitted to federal authorities that they never met industrialist Howard Hughes, the subject of Irving’s purported autobiography. The New York Times says Irving seeks a deal to cooperate in the federal fraud investigation in exchange for legal protection for his wife Edith in the case in the United States and Switzerland.
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Nixon Holds Firm on Peace Talks and Presses Election Limits
President Nixon declared no further concessions to North Vietnam until negotiations begin on his eight point peace plan. He criticized Democratic aides who favor waiting until after the election and outlined plans for a trip to China along with remarks on taxes busing and relations with India Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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Nixon to Meet Malraux for China Leaders Briefing
President Nixon announced at a Thursday news conference that he has asked Andre Malraux former French minister of culture to brief him personally on China’s leaders. The meeting is set for Monday in the White House and will be followed by a dinner for Malraux.
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Judge refuses to quash Mutscher indictments
In Abilene Texas District Court Judge Neil Daniel refused to quash indictments against Texas House Speaker Gus Mutscher and two associates on conspiring to accept a bribe. Trial set for February 28 with District Attorney Bob Smith to prosecute.
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