Whos in News Highlights Bergman and Hollywood Shifts
Ingrid Bergman speaks in London about a demanding diet and resilience as Sylvia Zalmanson, a Russian Jewess jailed for attempting to hijack a plane, triggers comment on endurance. NBC figure Niles Trammell, 78, dies in Miami after a pivotal career in radio and television. Sacheen Littlefeather, 25, seated for Brando's Oscar protest, reveals her background and activist work. Jane Fonda praised for measured Oscar moment, Taradash says Brando rude. Sir Rudolph Bing debuts at the New York City Opera in The Young Lord. Donald O’Connor and Gloria divorce. Don and Julie Eisenhower head to Washington after Navy discharge.
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Butz agrees to testify on rising food prices
Agriculture Secretary Warl Butz bowed to a House Banking Committee subpoena threat and agreed to testify at 10 a.m. Monday with Treasury Secretary George Shultz. The move ends plans for a subpoena showdown as committee chairman Wright Patman announced a meeting for this afternoon to press for testimony on skyrocketing food prices.
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Horsemeat Market Reopens After Record Sale Frenzy
Portland market selling horsemeat for human consumption cleared 6,000 pounds in nine hours before closing again. Owner’s wife described the cooler as full and repeatedly emptied, with customers waiting at 8 am on reopening. Sale spikes followed by another stock run as the shop prepared Friday reopening.
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Juror Excused to Stand Trial on Drug Count
In Allegheny County, 18 year old Charles J. Harlan served two days as a juror in a malpractice suit before being excused to face a narcotics case. Pleaded guilty, he received probation to clear his record if the sentence is completed. Judges noted the unusual request to be excused while on trial. In Mount Laurel, Nick-Jerome Garcia, known as Terry Garcia and leader of the Grateful Dead, was arrested and charged with possession of dangerous drugs by state police.
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