Maurice Wadleigh breach suit over Washington film project
Bob Maurice, producer of the Woodstock documentary, files a 1b million breach claim in Los Angeles Superior Court against partner Michael Wadleigh. He accuses Wadleigh of failing to deliver a George Washington biopic script on schedule and trying to divert the project to himself. In Dixon, Illinois, a mother and her two sons are hospitalized after a gunfight over a TV program, with Clara Barton and her boys wounded. Rick Barton faces aggravated battery and reckless conduct charges.
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Michael Wadleigh
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Wadleigh
George Washington
Wadleigh-Maurice Productions
Los Angeles
Clara Barton
Dixon
Ill
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Rick
Parkcs
Barton
U S Red Party Chief Arrives in Cuba With Delegation
Gus Hall secretary general of the Communist Party U S A arrived in Havana with his wife Elizabeth and Boston Stroster a committee member of the Communist Party U S A landing at Jose Marti Airport Monday night Radio Havana reported officials from the Cuban Foreign Ministry and Communist Party central committee greeted them as they came through the airport rites.
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Communist Party U
Kissinger Returns From Acapulco Vacation
Henry A. Kissinger, Nixon's top foreign affairs adviser, is back at the White House after a week off. A spokesman said he had been in Acapulco, Mexico, but it was unclear if the full week was spent at the resort.
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Nixon
White House
Kissinger
Acapulco
Mexico
Ethel Kennedy Hospitalized After Skiing Injury in New Hampshire
Ethel Kennedy widow of Robert F. Kennedy spent a fair night in a Plymouth New Hampshire hospital with a broken leg from a skiing accident. Hospital officials said she remains confined and doctors expect 48 to 72 hours. The boot-top fracture occurred Sunday on the Tippencantle slope of Mt Tecumseh at Waterville Valley.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Plymouth
N.H
Henry Crane
Mt Tecumseh
Waterville Valley
Carl Stokes Named TV Newscaster for WNBC TV
Carl Stokes of Cleveland, the first Black mayor of a major city, becomes co anchor of the WNBC evening news in New York. He reportedly signs a two year six figure contract and plans to withdraw from Ohio politics where his name appeared on the 21st district ballot. He says he is out of politics and will focus on television work after two mayoral terms and lecturing.
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Carl Stokes
Cleveland
U.S
Stokes
Wnbc-Tv
New York City
National Broadcasting Co
Ohio
NBC
Hussein and Nixon hold private talks on Palestinian state proposal
King Hussein met with President Nixon in the Oval Office to press for U.S. backing of a semiautonomous Palestinian state on the West Bank and to seek 40 million dollars in new military aid for Jordan. The talks covered U.S. reaction, military hardware, and ongoing consultations through Wednesday.
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Walter Reed Hospital
United States
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Israel
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Soviet Union
Lakewood Golf Course funds approved in county budget
The Board of Supervisors backed a $1.17 million allocation for Lakewood Golf Course development in the next fiscal year. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn opposed, arguing the existing clubhouse is adequate and questioning the need for a new $750,000 facility. Supporters said the motion simply places funds in the budget for later debate.
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Lakewood
Kenneth Hahn
Burton W. Chace
Hahn
Chace
Warren Dorn
Pete Schabaram
Ernest Debs
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The readable fragments describe a Sunday event on a Bay Line carrier likely involving a person and age note. Names and clear actions are not fully readable, but the item appears as a brief social or transit snip from a local page with scattered letters and punctuation.
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Boston University students fined after campus protest
Thirty three BU students arrested for disorderly conduct during a demonstration against Mailing Corps recruiters on campus were fined 100 dollars each by Judge Elwood McKenney in Roxbury District Court. After an appeal, rehearings were set for April 5 with a warning that rearrests could bring harsher penalties.
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Roxbury District Court
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