Divorce suit filed by Free Speech movement founder Mario Savio
In Los Angeles Superior Court Suzanne Goldberg seeks divorce from Mario Savio citing irreconcilable differences. They married in 1985, separated last December, have two children, and Goldberg filed as a pauper. Savio, 23, is described as a UCLA student. The report also covers Danish baroness Nita van Pallant's New York nightclub debut and connections to Howard Hughes, including remarks and a federal grand jury hearing related to Irving and the Hughes autobiography hoax.
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Mario Savio
University of California At Berkeley
Los Angeles
Suzanne Goldberg
Savio
UCLA
Nita van Pallant
New York
Howard R. Hughes
St. Regis Hotel
Clara Hasselbalch
Copenhagen
America
Hughes
Irving
Mexico
Edith
Mothers nurse at Santa Cruz pool protest public nursing
Three young mothers nursed their infants beside a Santa Cruz municipal pool in a peaceful Monday protest against government bureaucracy after a prior incident where a nursing mother was asked to leave. Aquatic supervisor Dean Hovey noted no local law bans public nursing, and police and city officials echoed that stance, calling the complaint unreasonable.
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Santa Cruz
Dean Hovey
Dinah Fancher
Fancher
Chris Cottle
Sam Taylor
Judge rules for Phoenix Newspapers in Dizzy Dean libel suit
U S District Court Judge Carl E Muerke ruled in favor of Phoenix Newspapers Inc in a 14 million libel suit filed by former baseball star Dizzy Dean. The case challenged a February 24 1970 Phoenix Gazette front page claiming he faced a federal grand jury indictment for gambling and noted Dean as a co conspirator. Dean sought 14 million in damages and denied being named as a defendant in the Detroit indictment while admitting the article reported on the grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
Jerone H
Dizzy" Dean
Dean
U.S. District Court
Phoenix Gazette
Doctor’s trigger finger slows Yugoslav smallpox fight
Dr Michael Lane of Atlanta led a six person U.S. team to Belgrade to combat a smallpox outbreak that has killed 22 and sickened 127. Two vaccine injector guns, each 1 000 doses per hour, aided the effort as Kosovo and Belgrade face mass vaccination and quarantines.
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Michael Lane
Atlanta
Ons
Lane
Belgrade
National Health Center For Disease Control
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
Belade
Yu- Sealey
United States recognizes Bangladesh as new nation
The United States extends formal diplomatic recognition to Bangladesh after its break from Pakistan and plans to establish relations at embassy level with Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Nixon announces the move, part of a broader South Asian review. about 60 countries have recognized Bangladesh. April is proclaimed Cancer Control Month with a national appeal to fight the disease.
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Washington
United States
Bangladesh
Pakistan
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Mujibur Rahman
Rogers
Britain
Soviet Union
Red China
Dacca
Democrats to Trim California Budget for 1972 74
In Sacramento Democrats said they must trim the proposed budget by about 5 billion as the Ways and Means Committee moves to send the 1972 74 plan to the full Assembly. Chairman Willie L Brows Jr said the committee would bring the bill up for debate and a vote Thursday. The panel had earlier approved most of Reagan's revised budget, but postponed 22 controversial items totaling 207 million amid GOP requests for more time. Democratic leader Brown said 165 million for new school aid would be cut to 100 million, and the surplus was miscalculated by the State Finance Department, ensuring a balanced budget without a surplus.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Lower House
Ways and Means
Full Assembly
Willie L. Brows Jr
Say Francisco
Reagan
Brown
State Finance Department
Chaplin Returns to New York for Salute and Oscar
Charlie Chaplin, aged 92, arrives in New York amid crowds and media. He attends a Lincoln Center salute and will accept an Oscar in Hollywood. his long US exile followed McCarthy era scrutiny and personal life scandals. Cooperating figures include David Rockefeller Jr and Martin Segal. Gala at Philharmonic Hall features The Kid and The Idle Class.
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Chaplin
Otr
United States
Lincoln Center of the Performing Arts
New York
Hollywood
David Rockefeller Jr
Martin E. Segal
Film Society of Lincoln Center
The
Philharmonic Hall
Leopold Stokowski
Norman Mailer
Pauletts Goddard
the Kid
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Baroness
Howard Hughes
Cliffard Irving
Billonaire
Nina van Pallandt
Dizzy Dean
U.S
Washington U
N.Y
UPI
Charlie Chaplin
Bermuda
Oona O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
James P. McGranery
Oona
Dacron
Paul
California
Diana ‘Tavis
Bullock
Bullock's
School of Modeling and Charm
Miss Teen Buflock
Clark Avenue
Lakewood
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