Liz Taylor and John Warner Dedicate Israeli Forest for Peace
Elizabeth Taylor and her husband John Warner dedicate a U S Bicentennial forest near Jerusalem committing to lifelong peace work. Warner, ex-Navy Secretary, speaks of freedom and dignity as Taylor wears a red skirt and turbane plant saplings presented by local schoolchildren.
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Navy
John Warner
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Israel
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Warner
Jerusalem
Taylor
Variety
Equal Time Reform Urged By Archibald Cox at New York Dinner
Former Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox urged amending election laws to fund minor candidates and expand access to broadcast media. He called for dropping the equal time rule, saying broadcasters should ensure coverage of minor candidates and fringe ideas. Cox spoke before the Anti-Defamation League at the First Amendment Awards dinner in New York.
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Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
New York
New York Hilton
Coke girl Nellie Banfield’s early Coca Cola work
Nellie Banfield of Willoughby Ohio now 72 and twice widowed recalls modeling for Coca Cola at 18 to support herself. She posed without holding a drink, appeared in Alfred Conyers’s studio, earned a dollar an hour, and featured on calendars and trays before marrying and storing one tray as a keepsake.
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Nellie Moore
Coca-Cola
Nellie Banfield
Willoughby
Ohio
Coca Cola
Alfred Conyers
Cleveland
Daniels to perform at Carter inauguration in jeans and hat
Country star Charlie Daniels confirmed he will perform at President-elect Jimmy Carter's inauguration in Washington. He plans denim and cowboy hat attire and says the show will feature loud music regardless of venue. Other invited performers include Johnny Cash June Carter Cash Tom T Hall and Hoyt Axton.
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Jimmy Carter
Daniels
Washington
Carter
Johnny Cash
June Carter Cash
Tom T. Hall
Hoyt Axton
Actress Helen Hayes Appeals Massachusetts Arts Support
Helen Hayes urged Massachusetts officials to increase support for local performing artists calling the arts a necessity not a luxury. She warned against relying solely on private or corporate sponsorship and said government should not run the arts but must back them.
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Massachusetts
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Legislative Commission On the Arts
Korean Students Demand Government Bribe Scandal Details
In Seoul and Washington protests erupt as about 500 students mainly from Seoul National University Law School demand the government lift a news blackout on a bribery scandal. Police reportedly arrest several demonstrators amid calls for openness and accountability.
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Seoul
South Korea
Washington
Plainclothes Path
Seoul National University
Rhodes retains minority post in House leadership
Representative John J. Rhodes of Arizona was unanimously reelected as House Republican leader. He rejected doom predictions and called the 1976 elections a total catharsis expanding the GOP’s base.
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Washington
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
House
Rhodes
Robert Michel
Wiinois
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Wife of Swine Flu Victim Spurns Shots in Wisconsin
Debra Harris and her year old son declined swine flu vaccines despite Don Harris being the first confirmed case in the state under a nationwide inoculation drive. Health officials in Green County report rising concern and ongoing vaccination efforts as CDC notes Harris recovered and other cases are being monitored.
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Wis
Debra Harris
Don
Green County
Jean Ripp
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Harris
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