White House to host Sunday worship with Mrs Nixon and Rev Peale
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon will attend the 11 30 a m Sunday worship in the East Room with Rev Norman Vincent Peale officiating. The service is the 38th such gathering since his presidency and officials, staff and families are invited. Dr Peale, who married the President's daughter Julie and David Eisenhower, will make his third White House appearance.
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Tom T Hall Named Songwriter of the Year in Washville
Tom T Hall named Songwriter of the Year by the Washville Songwriters Association for 1972. Award accepted by his wife Dixie in California during TV taping. runner up Gene Dobbins known for Red Skies Over Georgia. other honorees include Hal Bynum Donna Aeg Freddie Hart and Danny O Keefe.
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Romney storms out during Detroit TV taping after brainwash remarks
Former Michigan governor and 1968 presidential hopeful Romney, then housing chief, bolted from a Lou Gordon show in Detroit after a heated exchange. He objected to Gordon's framing and walked off, tearing off his microphone as the host pressed for more dialogue.
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Skid Row Blood Donor Strike Approaches
Organizers forming the Blood Bonor Union plan a Feb 27 strike against for profit blood and plasma banks in Los Angeles skid row. They aim to raise donor payments, set health safeguards, and provide legal and health information to donors.
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Apartment Fire in S F Injures Thirteen
Thirteen people were injured in a downtown San Francisco apartment fire blamed on arson by Fire Chief Keith Calden. The blaze at 363 Page St. caused about 100000 dollars in damage to a wood frame stucco building near the Fillmore District. Two victims were in critical condition, eight others treated for smoke inhalation, and a police officer sustained a hand cut. The Red Cross relocated 135 residents to a downtown hotel as relief efforts continued.
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Berkeley Dog on Death Row in Rights Challenge
In Berkeley a municipal court judge weighs an ordinance's constitutionality as a dog named Ralph awaits possible execution. Demonstrators outside the court protest civil liberties while neighbors testify that the accuser Craig harmed the pet, and say the dog acted in defense.
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California Supreme Court voids guest statute in auto crashes
Californians face higher auto insurance as the California Supreme Court strikes down the 44 year old guest statute. The ruling declares the law unconstitutional for violating equal protection, allowing more passengers to sue drivers in crash injuries. Industry spokesman Dick Patton notes premiums could rise about 8 percent per policy.
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Szigeti Dies at 80 Noted Hungarian Violinist
Joseph Szigeti, an 80 year old Hungarian violinist, died in a Lucerne clinic. Born September 4 in Budapest, he gave his first concert at 13 and toured worldwide. He taught at Geneva Conservatory from 1917 to 1924, settled in Switzerland until 1999, then moved to America, returned to Switzerland in 1960, retired in Montreux, and earned the World Gramophone Record Prize last year for his 80th birthday.
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