Nixon daughter talks impeachment and press focus
Indianapolis fundraiser outlines Julie Nixon Eisenhower's uncertainty about President Nixon's impeachment while noting Time and Newsweek drive coverage. She comments on deleted language in transcripts as a good release. In London, Charles receives Chevening House use as marriage speculation grows for the heir. Lady Jane Wellesley, 22, is named in passing.
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Chou En-Lai to be replaced as president amid health concerns
The China News reported that Premier Chou En-Lai, 78, likely will be promoted to president within months due to failing health. Vise Premier Teng Hislao-Ping may assume Chen's post in a caretaker government, while the ultra-leftist faction resists. Also on trial, Ferdy Foreman was charged with drunken driving after a New Year's Eve accident as defense lawyer Dick Deguerin sought juror selection in Judge Neil McKay's county court.
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Brandt Secluded Vacation Amid Norway Trip
Bonn reports Willy Brandt traveled to an undisclosed Norwegian destination for a one day private holiday with his wife. A Social Democratic spokesman said they left soon after party deputy Helmut Seamidt was elected chancellor on Thursday. Prangi resigned May 6 amid a spy scandal. New York gossip notes Hope Cooke, 33, now lives quietly on Manhattan's East Side after separating from her husband King Palden Thondu Namgyal. Cooke, queen of Sikkim, had a youthful interest in the Himalayas and a 1963 marriage producing two children.
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Budapest visit ends for American Communist leader Gus Tall
Cus Hall concludes a six day visit to Budapest meeting Hungarian communist leaders including Janos Kadar. News agency MTT says talks aimed at strengthening fraternal relations between the two parties. The May 10 to 16 visit ended with no disclosed next destination.
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California girl freed in arms smuggling trial
Allison Thompson of Santa Barbara, an 18 year old farmer and model, was exonerated by a British jury on all charges in a suspected plot to kidnap a French official and smuggle arms. Moroccan Abdelkhir el Fakkaoui and Pakistani Ather Naseem were found guilty of conspiracy and illegal firearms, with el Fakkaoui sentenced to three years.
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Inflation Rises Sharply In Early 1874 Economy
Washington reports revised Commerce Department data showing GNP fell at a 6.3 percent annual rate from January through March, the steepest three month drop since early 1958. Auto and housing slumps contributed as prior estimates underestimated the decline.
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Dairy chief guilty in re election gift
Richard L Allison former president of Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers of Allentown Pennsylvania pleaded guilty to consenting to an illegal 50000 corporate contribution to Nixon 1972 re election. Judge Hart suspended a 1000 fine and placed Allison on one month unsupervised probation. The coop pleaded guilty to the contribution and was fined 5000.
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Chrysler raises prices again on cars and trucks by $46
Chrysler Corp. said it will raise base prices by an average $37 effective June 1 and shipping by $9, with an overall average increase of $46. The change offsets steel cost rises and sets tires to be standard on full sized cars this summer. Some models see larger gains or smaller totals after option pricing shifts.
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Top banks hike prime rate to LIM percent
Major banks lift the prime lending rate again to LIM percent led by West National City Chase Manhattan Chemical Bank Bankers Trust Tevin Trust Marine Midland Franklin National Bank Bank of America National Bank of Detroit and Mellon Bank. The move affects corporate loans and could influence consumer rates as prime ties to short-term funds costs. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported a pickup in business loans and a rise in the cost of commercial paper.
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