Stains and weddings dominate headlines in Australia and Vegas
Stained vocal cards force actress Suzan Hayward to step down from Mame in Las Vegas with understudy Betty McGuire set to take over. Dame Zara Hult marries in Melbourne as wedding car fails and a police squad ferries guests to the ceremony. Prime Minister John Gorton and others attend via TV. Maine labor commissioner Mae E. Martin, 68, says femininity helps in management, counters stereotypes, and emphasizes authenticity over imitation.
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Remembrance and Libel Case in LA News Briefs
Sgt Charles Hoff of Keansburg New Jersey cares for his three month old Tammy Thu adopted after daily visits to a Da Nang orphanage. Mayor Sam Yorty’s $2 million libel suit against the Los Angeles Times is dismissed. Judge Jerry Pacht says a public official is fair game up to a point and the cartoon did not libel on its face. Five youths receive 10 days in jail for refusing to stand as the judge left the bench in a draft-related case. The group includes Arthur Zack Francesco Shames Scott Johnson Roger Schlammel Christine Keyser.
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Whittier
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Francesco Shames
Venice
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Roger Schlammel
Christine Keyser
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Prisoner recalls Viet Cong captivity in Nui Den area
A 24-year-old U S Army private, Donald Glen Smith of Akron Pennsylvania, described months in a damp hole overrun with rats and spiders after capture near Nui Den Vietnam May 1968. He recalled being chained by day and sleeping in a hole, the hunger, fear, and isolation, and said his release came with two other soldiers in January.
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Laird Pushes Sentinel ABM Plan for Nationwide Defense
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird aims to resume Sentinel ABM development with missiles sited away from population centers. He backs a thin system of 700 interceptors at 18 to 20 sites costing about 5.5 billion dollars over five years to shield the U.S. from a potential Communist China ICBM threat by the mid-1970s.
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Morton Wilkinson Lead in Top GOP Chairman Race
Maryland Congressman Rogers C. Morton and former Oklahoma football coach Bud Wilkinson emerge as frontrunners for the Republican national chairman post. President Nixon plans to wait until early March after his European trip to name a replacement for Bliss, who is expected to resign by mid April. Morton aides say Morton remains undecided. Wilkinson’s ties to youth affairs and GOP leadership keep him in contention.
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