Johnsons Do Shopping At Saks Fifth Avenue In New York
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson and Mrs Johnson visited Saks Fifth Avenue in New York spending just over 1000 dollars after hearing designer Melle Parais would appear there. Johnson, in town to lecture at New York University, said it was his first store visit in ten years as he mingled with models and shopped for gowns and a suit for Mrs Johnson and outfits for their daughter Luel.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Saks
Luel
Johnson
New York University
Wits
Ulster wedding after hair loss attack
Marta Doherty an 18 year old Ulster Catholic girl married Pvt. John Larter 19 in Londonderry Northern Ireland after militants tarred her head and cut her hair for going out with a British soldier. The couple wed in a barracks chapel and left for a honeymoon in England by helicopter.
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Marta Doherty
John Larter
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
John
England
Marta
St. Columb's
Maria
Dallies
Irish Republican Army
Vigilanta
Pregnant soldiers ruled out by court ruling on discharge
A federal appeals court in San Francisco upheld an Air Force rule discharging pregnant officers. Capt. Susan R. Strack, 27, gave birth in December 1970 after an order for honorable discharge in September while pregnant, and she placed her baby for adoption. The court deemed the policy reasonable.
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Air Force
San Francisco
Susan R. Strack
Vietnam
Minot Air Force Base
North Dakota
Seattle
Struck
Capt
Abrams Plans 60 000 to 95 000 U S Troops in Vietnam
In Saigon sources say General Creighton Abrams was told to plan a U S force of 60 000 to 95 000 troops in Vietnam by June 50. The briefing notes that Nixon may reduce these planning goals and that the final force level could be lower.
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Saigon
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Abrams
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Senate OK extends aid spending through December
The Senate approved a resolution to extend foreign aid and other federal spending through Dec 1, rating aid at about 2.67 billion dollars annually until then. The measure awaits House action during a holiday recess, with questions over the cutoff date and remaining appropriations for agencies like AID and OEO.
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Senate
House
Appropriations Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
District of Columbia
Defense Department
Con- Bess
Congress
White House Chef and Housekeeper Married at Fairfax Church
Shirley Bailey of New London Conn and Heinz Bender born in Solingen Germany tied the knot after work on August 20 at Fairfax Virginia Presbyterian Church. The couple, both longtime White House staff, have been together for nearly three months.
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UPI
White House
Shirley Bailey
Heinz Bender
Bailey
New London
Conn
Bender
United States
Solingen
Germany
Fairfax
Presbyterian Church
Delay halts Los Angeles Opera season at Dorothy Chandler
The Music Center Opéra Association postponed indefinitely the planned 1972 74 season at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion due to a funding shortfall. The association warned that proceeding would create a deficit far exceeding the funds allocated by the Music Center Arts and Excitation Fund.
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Los Angeles
The
Music Center Opéra Association
Dorothy Chandler
Opera Association
Music Center Arts and Exiucafion Fund
Disposable 1 year car designed
London report says European and Japanese manufacturers plan a 409 automobile that lasts one year or 9000 miles. VW, Volvo, Toyota and others develop throwaway cars with hydraulic disposal to compress autos for metal recovery. Introduction at New York show next spring.
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London
Europa Magazine
Volkswagen
Wolfsburg
West Germany
Vovo
Sweden
Toyota
Japan
Antonio Gottardi
Turin
Auto Company
New York
Europa
Gottard
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Geo
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Hannah
Nhe
Paris
Janice Wetmore
Phoenix
AP Wierd
Ted
L.A. Opera
Lakewood
Gossard
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