Roy Disney dies after guiding Disney empire
Roy Q. Disney longtime executive and chief driving force behind the Disney entertainment empire died late Monday night at J. Joseph's Hospital. He helped Walt Disney build the company after World War II and served as chairman and CEO. He financed early ventures, supported Oswald and Mickey Mouse projects, and kept finances steady after Walt's 1986 death. He left a legacy guiding the parks, films, and TV ventures his brother created. He is survived by his son Roy Edward Disney.
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Timber wolf shot dead in schoolyard
A timber wolf hunted through Los Angeles area after a late Monday sighting near 192nd Street and Fir mone Avenue. Officers tracked it 10 miles along Santa Fe tracks before heli copter help and final sighting near Lawndale. The wolf was killed by a single bullet from an officer’s weapon. Senator Muskie ill forces cancellation of two fundraisers in Palm Springs Beverly Hills.
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Nixon and Heath Plan Security Talks in Plenary Session
Nixon and Heath gathered with advisers and ministers in a formal plenary at the Nillinp Governor's House. The two leaders met for five hours, longer than scheduled, in a session noted for philosophical and ideological overtones as they chart security cooperation.
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Legacy of Belmont Plaza and Civil War veterans notes
Articles discuss Belmont Plaza completed in 1968 with a $3.7 million cost funded by oil revenue, the final Civil War veterans and their deaths, a Railroad Retirement Board claim process, and consumer dealings with Action Line resolving customer complaints about shoes watches and watches from Star Kist. The piece also covers Nixon Bermuda talks on monetary reform and import surcharges, plus U.S. and British reactions and a Philadelphia student lawsuit against tardiness policies.
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Four U.S. pilots captured after Laos Laos border rescue
North Viet Nam claims four U.S. airmen were taken prisoner after a rescue in rugged terrain between the Plain of Jars and North Viet Nam. U.S. officials say the four Fighters went down over Laos during a mission to support Lao troops. The pilots Vaughan Wells Johnson and two others were identified by Hanoi broadcasts and later by U.S. sources.
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