O Hair Sues To Bar White House Religious Services
Atheist Madalyn Murray O Haire says she will file a suit to ban religious services in the White House. She accuses Richard Nixon of leading a drive to make Christianity the official civil religion and seeks court orders against the president and congressional chaplains.
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Linsky plans nondinner fundraiser after failed bid
Boston's Martin A. Linsky seeks $100 contributions from supporters to fund a nonheld dinner at Brookline High School gymnasium due to a $60,000 campaign deficit. The spoof invites donors to avoid an invocation by Representative Obert Drinan and warns a real gala may loom if funds fail to materialize.
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Elizabeth Bowen dies at 73 in London obituary
Novelist Elizabeth Bowen, famed for The Hotel and The House in Paris, died in London at 73. A distinguished 20th century writer noted for clear style, irony, and wartime London experiences as an air raid warden. Greek actress Katina Paxinou, 73, who won an Academy Award in 1943, died of cancer after a long stage career in Athens.
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Ormandy gets China invitation sparks cultural exchange talk
Eugene Ormandy of the Philadelphia Orchestra learned by phone from President Nexon that the orchestra had been invited to play in China. He called it a potential cultural exchange, following a Moscow visit, and expressed thrill at the invitation. Van Cliburn to perform at White House dinner for Golda Meir.
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Getaway car escape fuels parole violation case in Texas
Charles Ray Robinson, jailed on an armed robbery parole violation, escaped from Wartis County rehabilitation center Thursday. He was last seen driving a tractor along a creek, prompting a search by local authorities.
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U S China move toward diplomatic ties with liaison offices
In Washington and Peking both capitals will host permanent liaison offices to expand trade cultural and scientific exchanges the plan negotiated by Henry Kissinger marks a shift from hostility toward normalization Washington and Peking will also release two American fliers and review Downey's case while opening talks on financial claims and other exchanges involving journalists scientists and athletes
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Hat theft at Naval Security Station shocks workers
Sentries searched trunks handbags and packages of most of the 1 75 employees as they left work causing traffic jams and complaints. Rear Adm Samuel L Gravely Jr hat disappeared from a cafeteria rack during lunch hour and his son said the officer told the family it was not the first time an hat was stolen at the station. The admiral reportedly bought a new hat. A complete admiral s hat costs between 32 60 and 66
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Missing pilot safe after desert landing near Sunnyside
UPI reports pilot Dean Christensen of Salt Lake City walked into a ranch near Sunnyside Nevada with sore feet and no injuries after his light Beechcraft Bonanza went missing en route from Lancaster California to Reno. CAP confirmed no crash, noting he landed about AG miles north of Mount Wil gun.
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Local Newspaper Fragment Shows Missing Details and Odd Typing
A damaged OCR fragment from Friday February 25 1939 shows garbled date stamps and unreadable lines. It hints at area listings and prices but yields no clear event, person, or organization to confirm.
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Wealthy spa manager and wife slain near O'Hare
A wealthy health spa chain manager and his wife were found shot to death in the living room of their six room penthouse near O'Hare International Airport. Police said Quinton Col
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L A sheriff radio mix up reaches New Jersey
Morris County police heard Los Angeles County sheriff orders crackling over radios 2600 miles away causing confusion. Pompton Plains and Pequannock officers handled the mix with humor while others reported long distance transmissions crossing paths with Florida towns. Police noted no forced entry and no weapon found in the Collins murder case in Park Ridge.
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Arizona Fails to Advance Equal Rights Amendment
A Arizona House Judiciary Committee rejected ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment and kept the measure in play only if the committee chair allows reconsideration. Rep Ruth Peck led the drive, with Rep Peter Kay appointing Rep Dianne McCarthy to draft a state protection law. At least 38 states required. 27 have ratified so far, leaving opponents hopeful it won t become law this session.
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