Biography discount sparked publisher push at National Press Club
At a National Press Club party in Washington, speakers offered Mrs. Ervin copies of Just a Country: wyet at reduced rates or free, while Sen. Sam J. Ervin of North Carolina highlighted the book dispute. Agnes Moorehead, famed for Bewitched, died at 67 in Rochester, with Mayo Clinic affiliation. Jane Everett, Agnew aide, and George S. McGovern tax details also noted.
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Walerpale Committee
National Press Club
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Fravaley
Shade
Rochester
Minn
Agnes Moorehead
Miss Moorehead
Erica
Endora
Methdist Hospital
Mayo -Climic
Clinton
Mass
America
Joyce Jordan
Orson Welles
Kana
Welles
Wei
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Jarrett
Alicia
Jown Griffith
Billie Jean King joins bank board as consultant
Billie Jean King, famed tennis figure and coach of the Philadelphia Freedoms, was elected Tuesday to the core board of a regional bank as a special consultant on women's services. Norman D. Denny, board chair, said she will help shape equal lending policies. Miller canceled two New Orleans shows due to a severe stomach ailment, with tests pending to determine hospitalization needs.
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Billie Jean King
Philadelphia’ Freedoms of Workd
Dennis
Di¢Olw’ Bank
Norman D. Denny
Reed
Biv
Pmamen
Ter Miller
New Orleans
Roger Miller
Fairmont Hotel
Miller
Miler
Anti-inflation warning to U S firms and Senate action
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council sent telegrams to about 400 companies urging full compliance with anti inflation commitments as price restraints remain in force despite the expiration of controls. Senate debate looms on granting enforcement powers while Nixon pushes restraint and housing aid and US Steel warns of price hikes despite rising profits.
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Cost of Living Council
Cotmcil
John V. Dunlop
Senate
Council
Nixon
Chamber of Commerce
Pat
Tie
United States
US. Steel Corp
O Inerediu Prines
Houseboats Burn in Walnut Grove Fire
Firefighters battled a blaze at Walnut Grove that started in one houseboat and spread to seven boats. Workmen preparing for the busy summer season were briefly disrupted as crews fought the flames early today.
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Anderson is given five year sentence for extortion and tax charges
Dale A Anderson, successor to Agnew, was convicted in a political corruption probe that led to Spiro Agnew's resignation. A federal jury found him guilty March 26 of extortion and tax-related counts. He faced up to 28 counts of extortion and four tax counts, with potential fines and years in prison. Judge Young imposed a five year sentence with no fine.
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Anmleison
Spiro T. Agnew
Anderson
Agnew
U.S
Joseph H. Young
Young
Firecrackers Banned Ahead of July Fourth
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission banned sale of all firecrackers nationwide effective June to remove them from the market by the Fourth. It will issue tighter rules for fireworks and launch a nationwide safety campaign warning of firework dangers. Some types like M-80s and cherry bombs have been outlawed for years.
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