Deaths of Historian Mays and Players Durst Sobolev
Three obituaries report the deaths of David J. Mays 74 a Pulitzer Prize winning historian who authored Edmund Pendleton 1721 1803 Cedric Durst 74 a former MLB player for the Red Sox Yankees Browns who managed the San Diego Padres in 1939 43 and Leonid Sobolev 72 a Russian writer noted for patriotism and Soviet naval tales All three stories note their careers and dates of death in different cities
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Richmond, Va
David J. Mays
Mays
Edmund Pendleton
San Diego
Calif
Cedric Durst
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
San Diego Padres
Moscow
Leonid Sobolev
Boris Pasternak
Sobolev
Notable Hollywood and Broadway Figures in Legal and Personal News
A Los Angeles court grants Burl Ives a divorce after 26 years, ordering $2000 monthly alimony as he and Helen Peck Ives confirm a 15 year separation. In New York, Lord Snowdon enjoys privacy during a lunch with Vogue staffers, while Carol Channing is named Harvard Hasty Pud ding Club Theatricals woman of the year. Edward G Robinson Jr seeks divorce from Nan Elizabeth Morris after a brief marriage, and Nancy Sinatra pursues a Supreme Court case over unauthorized use of her voice in a Goodyear ad.
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Los Angeles
Ap) — Superior Court
Burl Ives
Helen Peck Ives
Ives
Alexander
Cambridge
Mass
Carol Channing
Dolly
Harvard Hasty Pudding Club
Katherine Hepburn
Lauren Bacall
Ethel Merman
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Nan Elizabeth Morris
Screen Star
Superior Court
California
Dee. 7
Tijuana
Mexico
Robinson
Miss Morris
Nixon Health Plan Critics Warn of Federal Control
A health reform proposal is criticized for potentially expanding federal domination of medicine by approving hospital budgets and free schedules for doctors. The plan faces a lower cost estimate than Democratic nationalization plans, with items totaling 2.8 billion compared to 50 billion yearly. The President advocates health maintenance organizations with both public and private insurance to cover prevention through hospitalization for a fixed premium.
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Sennel
Nixon
Nixon previews broadened air action in Indochina
President Nixon asserts North Vietnam will face stronger action as three supply routes into South Vietnam are cut and Laos actions proceed with South Vietnamese hands. He maintains no U.S. ground troops are used, denies direct China targeting, and warns Paris talks time is running out for Hanoi to concede.
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Sepone
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Dmz
North Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
China
Indochina
Paris
United States
Charges Filed Over Slot Machines and PX Liquor Deals
Indicted figures include Crum a former exclusive broker for 1700 slot machines in Vietnam and 1966 award recipient. The case lists Wooldridge Higdon Hatcher Lazar Bass and Terhunes plus Marmed Inc as entities selling to NCO clubs. Subcommittee revelations cite Crum’s linked letters and past military bans amid Vietnam era deals and gifts to Brig. Gen. Meyer.
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Jim Bean Distillery Co
Carling Brewery
Vietnam
Meyer
Crum
Carling
Hong Kong
Wooldridge
William E, Higdon
Redstone Arsenal
Ala
William C, Bagby
Ft. Shafter
Hawaii
Navaes Hatcher
Pensacola
Fla
Seymour Lazar
Anaheim
Calif
Theodore
Sam’’ Bass
Charles
Irene Terhune
Middlesex
England
Marmed, Inc
Wooldridge, Higdon, Hatcher, Lazar and
Bass
Vietnam War Drive Slows as Laos Fighting Rises
U S and South Vietnamese forces push into Laos and central Cambodia facing stiff enemy resistance and heavy antiaircraft fire. Three helicopters and an F4 Phantom were downed, with 51 Americans killed in action and 217 wounded in the past week, the highest toll since last November.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Highlands
Cambodia
Laos
U.S
Labor Leaders push bargaining over wage costs with unions
Labor leaders seek a bargain with construction unions to ease industry costs without a wage price freeze. A White House money shift could create jobs in exchange for cooperation. Unions cite a new agreement to halt jurisdictional fights and streamline rules. Steelworkers claim lost purchasing power, with high hourly wages in steel and canmaking areas under dispute.
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Hodgson
White House
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Abel
Nixon calls for restraint as economy slows and costs rise
President Nixon urges federal action to curb inflation and stabilize prices while the government lowers FHA VA mortgage rates to 7 percent, matching 1968 levels. Treasury seeks a $40 billion debt limit increase to $435 billion as Commerce projections hint at a slower GNP rise than administration forecasts and a 11.6 billion deficit ahead.
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Nixon
Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Administration
Secretary of Treasury
John B. Connally
House
Ways and Means Committee
Connally
Treasury
Capitol Hill
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Senate
House Economic Committee
Stans
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New York
Britain
Lord Snowdon
Daily News
Snowdon
Princess Margaret
Trattoria
Vogue Magazine
Caribbean
Washington
Frank Sinatra
Nancy
Supreme Court
Miss Sinatra
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Young and Rubicam Advertising Agency
AUS
U.S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Wndari
Peyton Blue
LU A
del Monte
Os Orme
Leon
Lee Marvin Cp
Monte Walsh
Jeanne Moreau
Jack Palance
Sissy
Perea
Black Museum
THE
American Cancer Society
Vixen
Finders Keepers
Labor
West
Him
Pecos Enterprise
Reeves County
Pecos
Texas
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South
Cedar Street
Ford Love
Joyce Miller
Dan Dominguez
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