Surviving Diane quintuplets plan quiet 37th birthday dinner
Three Diane quintuplets, Cecile, Annette, and Yvonne, plan a low key Montreal birthday celebration with a few friends at a local restaurant. Germain Allard disclosed the plans saying the sisters enjoy a normal life with less public attention. Cecile is separated with four children, Annette has three children, and Yvonne is single. Emilie and Marie died in 1854 from an epileptic seizure and a blood clot respectively.
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Diane Quintuptets
Montreal
Germaln Allard
Fies
Annette
Jie
Cecile
St. Brung
Yvonne
Belpell
Emilie
Marle
Oklahoma town cancels Guthrie birthday observance
Hometown plans for Woody Guthrie’s birthday are scrapped amid evidence cited by Chamber of Commerce president Allison Kelly that Guthrie was a Communist. She referenced testimony from 1952 and postwar articles alleging party membership and Soviet ties. Kelly said pressure from external groups overcame local support.
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Oklahoma
Woody Guthrie
Chamber of Commerce
Guthrie
Okenah
Chamber
Allison Kelly
Kelly
Ed Edmondson
D-Okla
Guthre
Ite House
Internal Security Committee
Harvey M. Matusow
Communist Party
Matusow
Brighton
Brooklyn
Aussie actor Chips Rafferty dies at 62 after heart attacks
Veteran Australian film star Chips Rafferty died at his Sydney home after a series of heart attacks. He was 62 and known for Tough Digger roles in The Rats of Tobruk and The Sundowners. Also noted is CBS producer Harry Morgen, 41, who died of cancer in New Jersey and earned Emmys for The Wyeth Phenomenon and Fathers and Sons.
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Chips Rafferty
Rafferty
Sydney
Jerry Lewis
Peter Finch
Tobruk
Robert Mitchum
Harry Morgan
CBS News
Cresskill
N.J
Morgar
CBS
Wyeth
Morgen
CBS Reports
Ex Rep Watson spurns U.S. Court of Military Appeals post
Former Representative Albert W. Watson, a South Carolina Republican, says he did not solicit and would not accept a nomination to the U.S. Court of Military Appeals. He accuses northern liberals and Senators Kennedy and McGovern of smear tactics while defending conservative principles. Watson lost his House seat in 1970 and later failed in a bid for South Carolina governor. Sen Thurmond suggests Watson deserves a job for giving up his House seat to run for governor.
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Albert W. Watson
R-S.c
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Columbia
Watson
Senate
Nixon
Sikce
Fme
Birch Rayk
Edward M. Kennedy
George 8. McGovern
Fon Long
South Carolina
John West
Strom
Thurmond
U.S. District Court
Supreme Court frees Gonzaga student for warmonger yell
The Washington Supreme Court ruled that yelling warmonger at Vice President Spiro Agnew during a political rally did not constitute disorderly conduct. It reversed Peter J. McDonough's conviction, stating the act did not threaten peace and lacked clear intent to disrupt the meeting.
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Washington Supreme Court
Spiro Agnew
Peter J. McDonough
Gonzaga University
Agnew
Hugh J. Reseitinl
Queen's Cambridge route guarded after IRA threat
Cambridge Evening News reports a phoned death threat claiming IRA responsibility aimed at the queen during a visit from Wixoe to Stansted Airport. Essex police deployed nationwide patrols along rural routes as the monarch traveled with added security. The incident follows tensions over Belfast abuses, while authorities confirm steps are in place.
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Cambridge Evening News
TRA
Wixoe
Stansted
Belfast
Tissex Constabulary
Chelmsford
Wixee
Steeple Bumpstead
Finchingfield
Buckingham Palace
IRA
Irish Republic
Northern Ireland
Final U S Mars shot readied for Mariner 9 launch
CAPE KENNEDY UP I reports the U S Space Agency prepared the Mariner 9 for a final chance Mars mission after the administrator approved the plan. Daniel Shrump said the project is in full go condition as planners target an Atlas Centaur launch. Mariner 9 will replace Mariner 8, which failed May 8 due to an autopilot circuit fault. Dr James C Meteher, new head, signed off after rechecking the rocket problem and corrective steps to prevent recurrence.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Space Agency
Mariner
Mars
Gill Pan
Daniel J. Shramp
James C. Meteher
Tam
Pletcher
Sailor's Wife Seeks Divorce Fraud Claim in Quinn Case
The wife of Lee Quinn, a sailor missing at sea with an all female crew, withdraws a Superior Court suit for her husband’s $21 000 state. Quinn disappeared after leaving Japan in October aboard Youle to Vancouver with three female crew. Mrs Mary Quinn, who fled for divorce seven years ago, seeks appointment as trustee of her husband’s property and rights to publish a life story book.
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San Jose
UPI
Lee Quinn
Quinn
Japan
Youle
Vancouver
Mary Quinn
Viet officials tout gains in Saigon drug crackdown
In Saigon the government reported progress in a campaign against narcotics and smuggling amid denials of U.S. pressure. Justice Minister Le Van Thi cited 15 pounds of heroin, 64 pounds of opium, 1,716 pounds of marijuana seized, 1,040 arrests since January 1, four illegal labs shut down, and revocation of drug store licenses as officials blamed Thailand, Laos, and Hong Kong for supplies. He also said several National Assembly deputies are being investigated, and challenged McGovern to provide more details on allegations against Vice President Ky.
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Saigon
U.S
le van Thi
Tee
Thailand
Laos
Hong Kong
George McGovern
D-8.d
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thi
McGovern
Fund May 28 Press Telegram Note
Fragmentary OCR shows a Sunday only listing with a price of 49.00 and unclear labels for an event or fund. Names and dates are partially garbled, with references to May 28 and Sunday entries. The readable item is a price point of 49.00 tied to a Sunday listing.
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