Silent film star Mary Miles Minter sues CBS over murder link
Mary Miles Minter 68 filed a privacy suit in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking 350000 dollars against CBS and writer producer Red Serling over a The Wonderful World Of television episode claim the ex actress her mother and Mabel Normand were tied to the 1922 William Desmond Taylor murder. The suit includes 250000 actual and 100000 punitive damages. Also named are sponsors of the February 14 telecast.
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Nixon Bids for Sclons Aid in War
Three top Nixon administration officials told Republican senators to oppose attempts to restrict American involvement in Cambodia to preserve confidence in the presidency. They argued for no restraint on presidential powers in Southeast Asia amid debate over Vietnam policy and a June 30 deadline. Senate leaders and aides discussed amendments limiting funds for U.S. operations in Cambodia and future air strikes, with Mansfield opposing restrictions and Scatt seeking presidential authority to act.
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Senate
Soviet and Chinese Leaders Forge Indochina Policy Talks
Moscow proposed a joint Sino Soviet Indochina policy to pressure U S withdrawal from Southeast Asia while seeking unhindered Soviet arms to North Vietnam. Le Duan, recently in Moscow, carried Kremlin notes urging Peking to join, then met in Peking with a counter proposal. Chinese acceptance could ease Sino Soviet tensions, else China might act alone. Burns says unemployment will persist for months amid a grim economy with a planned public hiring program debated by Congress. He expects eventual recovery and price stabilization but warns about tax or spending cuts and ongoing inflation pressures.
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Majority War Protest Day Urged
Princeton NA United Press says a group led by Pletcher Knebel calls for a May 27 national pause to urge Nixon to withdraw U.S. forces from Vietnam Contingent organizers spread the plan via chain telephone calls with support in New York Boston Los Angeles and San Francisco The ad in the New York Times publicizes the effort urging adults and parents to pledge five calls each to stay home from 12 01 p.m. to midnight May 27
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Local Paper Details Difficult OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a Sunday event or notice with garbled place and names, lacking clear actions or outcomes. The readable parts indicate a historical newspaper snippet with scattered words, dates, and identifiers but no complete facts to summarize a specific item.
Record Increase in Income in April Reaches $801.2 Billion
Commerce Department reports April personal income rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $801.2 billion, a $17.8 billion gain driven by higher Social Security payments and a 6 percent federal pay raise. Private wages fell, corporate dividends rose slightly, and the rise would have declined without one-time government payments.
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Commerce Department
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