Judge seals part of Flip Wilson paternity case file
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Harry L. Hupp continued the paternity suit against comedian Flip Wilson after ordering portions of the court file sealed. The hearing involved Mabel Robinson and the newborn baby boy born last May, with lawyers seeking to protect the child from embarrassment.
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Jazz trombonist Kid Ory dies at age 86 in Hawaii
Jazz luminary Kid Ory, famed for histailgate trombone style and a founder of Dixieland, died in Honolulu at 86 after pneumonia and heart failure. Funeral with a jazz band will be held in Honolulu, with burial in California.
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Reds step up war and seek gains before truce
In South Vietnam, Communist attacks doubled before the ceasefire. Vietnamese and U.S. reports tallied enemy and allied casualties as ground fighting continued. U.S. air strikes were to taper before the ceasefire, with advisers likely to pull out in coming days. South Vietnamese commanders pledged operations to protect people and territory until and after the cease fire. In Quang Tri, Marines killed 18.North Vietnamese and U.S. pilots claimed major gun destruction. A separate item notes New Mexico bills to require seat belt use.
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Hartke declines frisk at Louisville airport detector
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke walked through the Friskem at Standiford Field with no alarms. He announced he would refuse a search if asked, arguing FAA security measures are excessive and unconstitutional. Hartke defended a travel right and questioned blanket airport search authority.
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Onassis Despondent After Death Of Son Alexandros
Aristotle Onassis was said to be devastated by the death of his 24 year old son Alexandros in a private plane crash at Athens airport. Friends said the magnate considered selling his holdings from Olympic Airways to Skorpios and leaving Greece. Premier Papadopoulos sought divine aid as the family mourned near their Glyfada villa. Olympic Airways offices closed and the city observed muted neon lights in grief.
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Solons praised Nixon as Vietnam peace accord praised
President Nixon described the Vietnam peace agreement as fragile but expressed hope it will endure during a White House meeting with congressional leaders. Senator Hugh Scott quoted Nixon thanking lawmakers for their support amid differences and noted prisoners would return as peace persists.
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