Quinn to rejoin Washington Post on April first
SALLY QUINN will rejoin the Washington Post on April 1, the Post said today. It was announced in January she would join the New York Times in March. Neither Quinn nor the Times commented on the change.
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Meir Popularity Slips Sharply in Israeli Poll
TEL AVIV ARP reports Premier Golda Meir’s support fell from 65.2 percent to 21.5 percent since the Arab Israeli war in October. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan also dropped markedly. Meir remains first with 21.5 percent. Deputy Premier Yigal Allon second at 13.5 percent.
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Alliance shaken intact after stormy oil talks
Washington reports of the 18 nation energy conference show cooperation on oil price stabilization and a plan for a joint meeting with oil producing states by May 1. Kissinger predicted prices may fall to a fair level for Western users, while France signed the communique amid objections. The group includes Belgium Britain Canada Denmark Ireland Italy Japan Luxembourg Netherlands Norway West Germany.
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Vermont Senator George Aiken Will Not Seek Re election
Washington Vermont Republican Sen George D Aiken dean of the Senate with 33 years of service announced he will not run for reelection this year The 81 year old senior GOP member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said he appreciated cross party support but the decision has been made for some years He arrived in January 1941 after serving as Vermont governor and said he will carry on in the Senate for the remainder of the year while returning to unfinished work at home and thanking supporters for their cooperation
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Information Please creator Dan Golenpaul dies at 73
New York based radio figure Dan Golenpaul, creator of Information Please, died at his home after a lengthy illness. He launched the NBC quiz show in 1938, later syndicated Information Please in 1950, and helped publish an annual Information Please Almanac and Yearbook with contributors like Clifton Fadiman and Oscar Levant.
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Gas Explosion Injures Man In Lime Valley Home
A 64-year-old man, Lewis Adams, remains in critical condition after a natural gas explosion tore through the kitchen of his two story Lime Valley home Tuesday. He suffered third degree burns over about 90 percent of his body. Authorities estimated property damage at six thousand dollars.
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