Julie Nixon Eisenhower aims to forge own path as writer
In New York City AP interview Julie Nixon Eisenhower, 28, seeks an identity beyond being Richard Nixon's daughter. She has just published Special People, a collection of six profiles including Prince Charles and Mao Tse-tung, and discusses marriage, family, and personal growth with candid reflections.
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Moynihan Kin Accepts Saudi PR Assignment
Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s brother Moynihan plans a 15000 dollar press agent rolefor a Washington visit by Saudi leaders. Michael Moynihan says he will work as a communicator for the Saudis, who sought the assignment after initial rejection and talks with Fred Dutton. He notes their Middle East influence and peace efforts while brushing aside past business talk.
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Death of Hawes Jazz Pianist Hampton Hawes at 49
Hampton Hawes, renowned jazz pianist and composer, died at 49 in Los Angeles after a brain hemorrhage. Hospital officials said he had been hospitalized May 18 with no surgery performed. Hawes, born November 14, 1928, began touring in 1944 and played with Big Jay McNeely, Dexter Gordon, Charlie Parker, and Red Mitchell. his death followed a notable career marked by spirituals adapted for piano.
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Dirt Band rocks Soviet tour with 90,000 fans in Moscow concert
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band became the first American rock group to tour the Soviet Union, drawing 90,000 Soviets in Moscow for a three week show. Audience reactions ranged from cheers to tears as crowds filled arenas in Leningrad and Yerevan. Tickets fetched up to eight dollars locally and much more on the black market as police guarded stages and fans gathered outside.
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Mother and son with $1 million sought by FBI
FBI seeks Georgia woman Robertina Harrell and her 10 year old son Timmy in connection with the Indianapolis heiress Marjorie Jackson robbery and murder. A warrant cites interstate transportation of stolen property as agents discuss possible hijacking risk. Authorities say the pair may have traveled from Indianapolis to Phoenix in a motor home, with large sums of cash seized from accomplices.
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Polygamist Slaying Suspect Charged in Utah Office Shooting
In Murray Utah police say Dr Rvan Allred was killed in his office by two women from rival groups. Nancy Chynoweth 28 of Littleton Colorado was arrested in Carrollton Texas and charged with criminal conspiracy. She was held for Utah authorities but not booked at Salt Lake County Jail.
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Former press aide raps Ford for huckstering
J P terHorst, ex-White House press secretary, criticizes Gerald Ford for turning the presidency into a money making venture. In a Free Enterprise magazine cover story, TerHorst says Ford and family could gain up to three million dollars from publishing and broadcasting deals within years. He accuses Ford of seeking wealth through publicity.
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Shahs gift to Pepperdine funds chair and scholarships
The Shah of Iran donates 1 million dollars to Pepperdine University for a professorial chair in his name and scholarships. The gift targets the school of education and supports salaries for a renowned professor and student scholarships, with about 40 Iranian students enrolled at Malibu.
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