Womans Birthday Honors and Nixon Rhetoric Mixed News
In Los Angeles Sarah Vaughn celebrated a milestone while President Nixon sent a laudatory birthday note. In Paris Gloria Swanson marked her 75th birthday by watching films and lamenting recent American cinema. CBS News chief Richard Salant blamed a misfit Houston crowd for a tense Nixon Rather exchange, noting Rather remains a key figure. Superman actor Kirk Alyn collected a booth in Burbank and reflects on typecasting. In Marshall Illinois, Sylvia Ritter Millhouse of the Marshall Loan Co. is accused of bilking investors of 1.5 million dollars over two decades, with a hearing set for April 2 to pursue hidden assets.
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Sarah ‘Vaughan
Los Angeles
Nixon
Ginger
Paris
Gloria Swanson
Ron Cincinnati
CBS News
CBS
Dan Rather
Richard 5
Salant
Houston
Tex
Rather
John Ehrlichman
Selant
White House
Marshall, Ill
State Bank
Sylvia Ritter Millhouse
Marshall Loan Co
Miinais
Gerald Gordy
Ilinois Banks and Trusts Commission
Navy chief shift as Holloway named to replace Zumwalt
President Nixon promotes Adm James C Holloway III to chief of naval operations to take effect June 29 succeeding Adm Elmo R Zumwalt. Holloway, 52, a Naval Academy graduate, has been vice chief since last May after serving on destroyers in World War II and Enterprise command in Vietnam.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Adm
James C. Holloway III
Naval Operations
Elmo R. Zumwalter
Holloway
Walt
Zumwalt
Warren
Naval Academy
Atlantic
Pacific
6Th Fleet
Lebanon
Enterprise
Vietnam
Tth
65 MPH Could Cost Califo rnia 315 Million
California could lose 315 million dollars yearly in federal highway funds if speed limits revert to 65 mph, the state Department of Transportation reported. The figure covers fiscal year 1974-75. federal rules require compliance with national 65 mph limits while California maintains its own 65 mph law. Debate continues among officials and safety groups over fuel saving claims and safety outcomes as repeal bills surface in the Legislature.
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Sacramento
California
State Department of Transportation
Gene Berthelsen
Department
Ronald Reagan
Highway Patrol
Walter Pudinski
Stein says economy in good shape
Herbert Stein chairman of President Nixon's Council of Economic Advisers says the economy is in good shape and improving with minor exceptions. He notes inflation near ten percent should ease in the second half of the year and discusses energy independence and price trends at a Carnegie Mellon conference. Marion Smoak resigns as chief of protocol effective April 1.
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Pittsburgh
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Carnegie Mellon University Management Conference
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Burbank
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Clark Kent
Daily Planet
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Ruth and Francis
Newport
R.I
Chatham
Mass
Coast Guard
California Traffic Safety Foundation
Sen
David Roberti
Assembly
Walter Karabian
Monterey Pack
Roberts
Pudinski
Reagan
The
Safety Foundation
Foundation
UPI
Marion H. Smoak
Sango Fine China
Hampton
Dnning Accessories
Lakewood
Gerber
Keen
Kings Arms
Bullock's
Lakeworl
Clack Ave
Lakewoul
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