Eddie Fisher files bankruptcy amid debt and career questions
Former aide estimates Eddie Fisher earned over 700000 annually at his peak before filing for bankruptcy in Puerto Rico. A U.S. district court set September 10 for a hearing as Fisher lists nearly 1 million in debts against assets of 40000. He resides in Isla Verde, San Juan, amid a career downturn tied to past marriages and shifting public tastes.
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Fisher Watchers and Associates
Frank
Sinatra
Andy Willams
The
Times
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie
U.S. District Court
Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Miss ‘Taylor
San Juan
Isla Verde
Connie Stevens
Heistand
Farmer
Edgar Helstand
John Birch Society
Huntington Memorial Park
Pasadena
California
Los Angeles
Antelope Valley
Educution
Loans Reported to Solon's Firm
Baltimore and San Jose D. Tydings, director of Charter Co. since 1989, denies using Senate influence for the firm. Charter Co. has real estate and banking interests and has received nearly $1 million in AID guarantees for loans in Panama and Nicaragua. Chairman Raymond K. Mason said ASD loans ended in 1967 and declined to discuss details.
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Joseph D. Tydings
Charter Co
Jacksonville
Fla
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the Sun
Louis ‘P. ‘Peddicott
Maryland Democrat
Tydings
United States
Maryland
The
Sun
Panama
Nicaragua
Raymond K. Mason
ASD
Mason
Dog Hero of Year Grizzly Bear Rescues Mistress
In Alaska near Denali on April 20, Grizzly Bear a St Bernard named by his owner Mrs. Gratias protected her from an eightfoot mother grizzly. The dog chased off the attack, licked her face to revive her and kept Theresa asleep inside the cabin, earning honors in Philadelphia as America’s dog hero of the year with medals and prizes.
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American President Lines
Schwartzbather
APL
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Philadelphia
UFT
America
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David Gra Has
Denali
Alaska
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Ralph A. Heywood
Marine Barracks
Gratias
Theresa
Mrs. Gratias
Srizzly
St. Bernard
Grizaly
East Europe Top Reds Back Pact
A five hour East European leaders conference in Moscow endorsed the So viet West-German treaty. Brezhnev opened the War Saw Pact meeting in the Kremlin, with leaders from East Germany Poland Hungary Czechoslovakia Bulgaria and Romania present. A plenary session of the Soviet Union and its six allies was announced.
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UPI
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Soviet Union
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Duffey Wins Democratic Senate Primary in Connecticut
Rev. Joseph D. Duffey, longtime ADA leader and opponent of Vietnam policy, defeats Alphonse Donahue and Edward Marcus in Connecticut Democratic primary. Duffey led with 79,355 votes to 67,259 for Donahue and 36,955 for Marcus amid Hartford turnout and Marcus’s vote consolidation. In other primaries, William R. Cotter won the 1st district nomination and John F. Pickett won the 2nd district nomination.
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UPI
Joseph D. Ddulfey
Americans For Democratic Action
Nixon
Senate
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Church of Christ
Stamford
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Derry
Edward L. Marcus
New Haven
Duffey
Donahue
Marcus
Bott
Insers
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Thomas J. Dodd
William R. Cotter
Jay W. Jackson
Connecticut
John F. Pickett
William B. Stanley
Carrier Delivery Schedule Note From Daily and Sunday
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a daily and Sunday carrier delivery schedule with page numbers and a delivery window. Names and places are unclear. the fragment suggests a circulation or route note rather than a complete article.
DuBridge Quits as U S Science Chief and Successor Views
Dr. Lee A Dubridge resigns as director of the Office of Science and Technology citing Congress funding failures. He will retire Aug 31 near his 70th birthday and introduces Edward E. David Jr. as his successor. Nixon may appoint him to an advisory committee. Dubridge plans Laguna Hills, California retirement with his wife.
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UPI
Lee A. Dubridge
Congress
Nixon
Office of Science and Technology
Edward E. David Jr
Bell Laboratories
Summit, NJ
California Institute of Technology
Laguna Hills
Calif
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Edward David Jr
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