Film producer Samuel Bronston indicted for fraud in Madrid
Samuel Bronston, 75, creator of 81 Cid and King of Kings, faces fraud charges in a Madrid court for allegedly defrauding Air Algiers of 2.2 million pesetas. He was last known to be in Madrid a year ago and would be arrested if located in Spain. His studios near Madrid were auctioned in 1963 and are now run by Spanish National Television.
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Senate rejects GOP minimum wage substitute in 57 to .
The Senate spurned a scaled down Republican minimum wage plan, voting 57 to Alto to keep the $2.20 wage for all workers as Labor and Public Welfare Committee's bill advances. House support exists. taft dominick institute propose veto risk and inflation fears.
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Zoo Wolf Exhibit to Be Moved at San Diego Zoo
San Diego Zoo halted a wolf exhibit after a 12 year old boy was mauled while scaling the fence. Two other people were injured since the enclosure opened in 1971. Officials will study ways to make the area entry proof or move the wolves within the park. A security guard killed one of the attacking wolves during the incident. The boy, Gonzal Almeida of Guadalajara, was treated for puncture wounds and lacerations and expected to be released soon.
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First Lady Attends Funeral For Mathew G Bender
First Lady Pat Nixon attended the funeral for her half brother Mathew G Bender who died Saturday at 70. Bender was the son of Mrs Nixon's mother who was widowed before her marriage to William Ryan, the First Lady's father. Nixon arrived from Washington aboard an Air Force jet and joined a rosary service then spent the night at a hotel.
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British shipowner Sir John Ellerman dies at home
Sir John Ellerman, Britain's richest and most secretive businessman, died Tuesday at age 83. He rarely appeared in public, kept his address private, and divided his fortune among Ellerman Lines and other interests. Friends note his long life of ships, a private persona, and a love of zoology and braille reading with his wife.
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