Ben Lyon to Wed Marian Nixon Seiter This Spring
Ben Lyon 70 plans to marry Marian Nixon Seiter widow of William Seiter, with son Richard stating in London today the ceremony will take place in the United States this spring. Daniels had died last March at age 70. Lyon appeared in classic films such as Hell's Angels.
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Meir decries women’s liberation as foolish
Prime Minister Golda Meir told a United Jewish Appeal delegation that women’s liberation is foolish and that discrimination harms men who bear children. She, 73, argued bearing children is a form of discrimination and dismissed the movement as misguided.
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Rizzo Restores Mounted Patrol in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo announced plans to reinstate mounted police, saying the force was disbanded in 1951 and that horseback patrols will be stationed downtown and at major shopping centers to curb holdups mugging and purse snatchings.
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Prince Charles twerp remark apology sparks debate in Britain
Labor MP William Winter Hamilton retracted calling the heir to the throne a twerp in a Times letter after criticism in Parliament. He defended Charles as a sensible, pleasant young man amid controversy over royal privilege and untaxed income. Meanwhile Harvard Hasty Pudding names Ruby Keeler Woman of the Year for Broadway show No No Nanette with a lineage of famed honorees.
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U S to Send Sidewinder Missiles to Venezuela
Informants say the United States will supply Venezuelan air forces with Sidewinder air to air missiles to counter Colombia and Brazil. The missiles will boost Venezuela's Canadian CFS fighters against faster Mirage jets from its neighbors.
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Tide of Viet Cong Attacks Slacks Off as U S Bombing Persists
In Saigon the U S says Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks faded through the night while heavy air strikes hit the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Command reports 13 enemy actions in 24 hours, the lowest in two and a half weeks, with continuing clashes in the Mekong Delta and near Xuan lac.
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Reagan lashes California court over death penalty ruling
California Governor Ronald Reagan criticized the state Supreme Court for ruling capital punishment unconstitutional. He said the court overstepped its powers and legislated its sociological views, while reaffirming the death penalty as a deterrent and supporting a constitutional amendment to restore it. Reagan also noted a 10 month welfare roll drop with 182,000 fewer people on welfare since March 1971, calling welfare reform a success.
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Bail ban bill in Sacramento targets life imprisonment cases
Sen. J L Richardson introduces a measure dubbed the Angela Davis bill to bar bail for defendants charged with offenses punishable by life without parole or death. The bill aims to keep suspects jailed during trial when proof of guilt is evident, citing Davis's bail release as triggering action. Richardson also proposes four bills restricting certain crimes to life without parole.
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Man killed in police shooting in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles man identified as James W. Dunn, 36, was shot and killed during a routine arrest on Pico Boulevard. Police say the officer's gun discharged accidentally while confronting a parole violator with six traffic warrants. investigators report no procedural violations.
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James F. Dominguez
United States Recognizes New Regime Leader in Enclosed Coup
Washington extended diplomatic recognition to Brig. Gen. Guillermo Rodriguez Lara as head of government after a coup on February 15. The change follows Rodriguez's seizure of power in Ecnadoo.
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