Dorothy Comlagore dies at 58 in Connecticut film career spans decades
Dorothy Comlagore, 58, the female lead in Orson Welles 1941 Citizen Kane, died after a long illness in Storington Connecticut. She appeared in The Big Night (1952) with John Barrymore Jr and Any Number Can Play the year before. She studied at UC and Carmel Little Theater after modeling. Survived by husband John Crowe and two children. Cushman sworn in as four star Marine Corps commandant at age 57 pledging a lean and mean outfit after succeeding Gen Lennard Chapman. He is a longtime ally of President Nixon and was sworn in by Defense Secretary Laird. Thant resigns as UN secretary general after a decade of service. He cites universality and hopes for future UN, noting possible German reunification ahead. Billy Graham invites critique but defends his stance. An 81-year-old Morristown NJ bachelor leaves most of his $600,000 estate to city and churches. Ex-Gov Peabody of Massachusetts declares candidacy for Democratic vice president in 1972 race and plans to start with New Hampshire primary petitions.
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Reapportionment clash heads to state top court
California Governor Reagan vetoed Democrat authored reapportionment bills for Assembly Senate and congressional districts calling the proposed maps bizarre gerrymandering that favors Democrats He accused plans of breaking communities and diminishing minority representation The Secretary of State and the Democratic majority appealed to the State Supreme Court urging enforcement of the commission’s redistricting duties and upholding prior rulings The dispute centers on district shapes and partisan balance with GOP lines in Orange County and San Francisco bay districts drawing sharp protest from Dymally and Brown and triggering court involvement
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Reagan vetoes all-star presidential primary bill in California
Governor Reagan vetoed 14 bills including a measure to create an all-star presidential primary open to nationally recognized candidates. The vetoes bring his tally to 157 this year. The legislature plans a brief special session to consider overrides, though none have succeeded since 1948.
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