Whos In News Valery Krematov Faces Plane Missed Flight
Russian medical student Valery Krematov, who married an American, missed a New York bound plane in Moscow due to baggage fees of 216 dollars. He plans to depart for New York on Wednesday, joining his wife Deborah Brackman Kremalov of Great Neck, a 22-year-old Barnard College student. The piece includes unrelated references to the Gilbreth family and other varied anecdotes.
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Coek
Plana
New York
Moscow
Kremaiov
Soviet Union
Deborah Brackman Kremalov
Great Neck
N.Y
Barnard College
Officer in South Gate holdup case kills himself
A veteran police sergeant, Leonard F. Hayes, 38, who had served seven years with Vernon police, shot himself after being cornered by officers at an intersection following a bar holdup in suburban South Gate, authorities said. His death was confirmed by South Gate Police Chief William Henderson.
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South Gate
William Henderson
Leonard F. Hayes
Vernon
Hayes
Richard Davis
James Jordan
Patricia
Elizabeth
Deborah
Hartke plans NH primary bid against Nixon
Senator Vanes Hartke of Indiana announced in Manchester that he will compete in New Hampshire’s March 7 presidential preference primary, criticizing Nixon’s “failures.” He pledged active campaigning in New Hampshire, urged the Democratic Party to prepare a strong challenger, and noted signatures collected by students for nominating petitions.
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UPI
Vanes Hartke
D-Ind
America
Nixon
New Hampshire
Sheraton- Carpenter Hotel
Hartke
Richard Nixon
Democratic Party
Secretary of State
Concord
Nixon on New Hampshire Ballot Push
Petitions filed to place President Nixon on New Hampshire Republican primary ballot on March 7. Dwinnell leads the effort with over 1,000 signatures from each congressional district, predicting a strong Nixon victory and noting Nixon can choose to keep or remove his name within ten days after the filing period ends.
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Concord
Nixon
New Hampshire
Lane Dwinnell
Dwinnell
White House
Connally Best Dressed Over Nixon and Agnew
The Fashion Foundation of America dropped President Nixon and Vice President Spiro T. Agnew from its annual best dressed list. Treasury Secretary John B. Connally was named the nation's best dresser statesman for conveying conviviality in international monetary talks. The list includes figures across law, media, transportation, politics, business, and culture with Muhammad Ali and Henry Kissinger among notable names.
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UPI
Fashion Foundation of America
Nixon
Spire T. Agnew
Treasury
John B. Connally
Connally
Foundation
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