Previn and Farrow divorce ends long marriage ties
Dore Previn 44 and composer conductor Kasten Andre 41, parents of Mia Farrow’s twins, dissolve nearly 41 year marriage in Los Angeles. irreconcilable differences cited and divorce petition not contested. They to share undisclosed community property including royalties from joint songs. Farrow, 26, previously married to Frank Sinatra, born in England last February 26.
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Inger Stevens Estate Dispute Reveals Secret Marriage
Inger Stevens brother testified about a secret marriage to a Negro to protect her career. Carl Stenstand of Marsh Port Mass supported Ike Jones as rightful heir to Stevens's $171,000 estate after her death from sedative overdose. No will found. estate briefly given to public administrator.
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Helen Reid, Former Publisher of New York Herald Tribune, Dies
Helen Rogers Reid, once publisher and influential figure in American journalism, died Monday at age 37. Born to a small Wisconsin shopkeeper, she financed Barnard College, served as social secretary to Mrs. White Tan Held, and married Ogden Reid in 1911. After her husband’s 1917 death, she led the paper as president and publisher.
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New Army Hearings on My Lai Massacre Probed
Army says further hearings will be held on charges against seven officers including Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Koster in the My Lai case. Seaman announced dismissals for two others and said hearings will be closed with no date set. At Fort McPherson Medina hearings concluded with seven witnesses. Medina’s lawyer says his client is innocent as the Army weighs the 102 killings.
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Nixon convenes White House defense budget planning session
President Nixon gathered advisers at the Western White House for preliminary talks on the next defense budget. Attendees included George P. Shultz Casper Weinberger John D. Chrrichman and Henry Kissinger. Secretary Laird was absent after returning to Washington from a Pentagon reorganization briefing.
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Julie Eisenhows Stay in Hospital Extended
Julie Eisenhower remains in George Washington University Hospital after tests to determine the cause of a chronic urinary infection. She will spend a second night there as a precautionary measure to guard against infection or irritation. Her husband, David Eisenhower, plans to visit. she still plans to host a South Lawn performance for 1,000 Washington youngsters on Wednesday.
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Voting age and equal rights amendments advance in Senate panel
A Senate judiciary subcommittee approved two constitutional amendments one to lower the voting age to 18 and another to guarantee equal rights for women. Chairman Byreh Bayi said a third proposal to provide DC representation was not ready. Nixon urged a 16-year vote but favors 18 pending constitutional change. The ERA has long been debated and faces opposition from some labor groups.
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Senate panel urges tougher controls on shoddy goods
The Senate Commerce Committee advanced a bill to allow individuals and the government to seek damages from producers of poor quality products. It would empower the FTC to halt fraudulent advertising during hearings and award up to 10 thousand dollars per case. The measure would enable suits in federal court on behalf of all harmed consumers.
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