Whos in newws Jobo Fairfax and Sylvia Cook plan return
The British adventurer and his partner delay a Pacific crossing from Ensenada as cameras sent to Los Angeles for repair miss their window. Their first attempt to sail from San Francisco to Sydney was halted by stormy winds last month.
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Pianist George Copeland Dies At 89 In New Jersey
George Copeland a leading American pianist of six decades died at 89 at Princeton Hospital New Jersey. He debuted in Boston 1905 performing Debussy and later became a noted interpreter of his music living with Debussy briefly in 1911. He first played Carnegie Hall in 1907 and returned in 1912 to mark the occasion.
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Widower Louis Boyar linked to Golda Meir romance in Israel
Los Angeles businessman Louis Boyar, a widower four months older than Golda Meir, was claimed by a magazine to pursue a romance with the prime minister. Meir allegedly hinted at a potential match as Boyar denied the reports as preposterous. his son Marshall in Beverly Hills called the news news to me. Meanwhile Nixon family faces Father’s Day and an anniversary as Tricia Nixon Cox’s wedding weekend winds down.
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Rockwell Eyes Lockheed Takeover Amid Bailout Debate
North American Rockwell chairman im Fl Segunde says a takeover of Lockheed may be considered if Lockheed goes bankrupt. He warns receivership would force a write off of the Lion and says any buyer must expect losses to 200 to 500 million. Labor leaders split, Meany backing the loan to save jobs, Woodcock opposing it as dangerous. Rockwell notes possible mergers in aerospace with serious competitors ahead.
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Senate rejects draft curb bid in two year extension
The Senate rejected an amendment to limit the draft extension to 20 months and upheld a two year extension to June 30, 1973. The vote was 48 to 35 with Buckley’s proposal defeated as the Nixon plan for a mid 1973 switch to an all volunteer force remained unlikely. The House had already backed a two year extension.
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US Soviet eye space docking link up in orbit
Space officials from the United States and Soviet Union plan five day negotiations at the Manned Spacecraft Center to establish compatible docking systems. Working groups will align rendezvous radio guidance and docking assemblies for rescue in earth orbit.
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