Goldwater proposes amendment to curb presidential nuclear war powers
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater urged a constitutional change to describe and limit the president's war powers. He warned of a future fanatic president who might destroy the world and said Congress should guard against such a scenario. He doubted immediate passage but emphasized the need for check on executive action.
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
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Former actor Tierney drives a hansom in New York
Lawrence Tierney, once a film star, now drives a hansom cab in Manhattan. He poses with his horse Tuesday after chauffeuring a party to a theater, signaling a quieter post Hollywood life.
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Tierney
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Mrs Billy Graham Released From Milwaukee Hospital
Mrs Billy Graham, wife of evangelist Billy Graham, was released Tuesday from Lutheran Hospital after injuries from a fall at her daughter’s home. She sustained a fractured heel and a slight concussion while helping grandchildren assemble a swing set. Graham, who had conducted a Brazil crusade, flew to Milwaukee to be with her.
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Graham
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Connors Ordered Out Of Malta Hilton After Bar Fight
The Malta Hilton on Tuesday ordered American actor Chuck Connors to leave the hotel due to a fight at the bar during filming of Seawall. Witnesses said he argued with Britons, police were called, and Connors allegedly struck a policeman while being struck in the face.
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Malta
Hilton
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Lena Horne cancels Boston concert protest over school integration
Lena Horne canceled an Oct 23 26 Boston Symphony Hall engagement amid national racial tensions sparked by court ordered school integration. She cited threats and violence against Black people as the reason for canceling the appearance. In Moscow, American country singers and their Russian hosts shared folk songs at a casual reception, part of the Opryland troupe tour.
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United States
Duke Lectures on Victorian London Tour Stops
Duke of Gloucester arrives in New York for a 11 day private lecture tour, planned in New York Washington and Philadelphia, to discuss Victorian society and architecture. He authored The Face of London with his own photography, drawing on London architecture studies.
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Quintuplets Named After Early Born Babies In Catonsville
In Baltimore area a quintuplet birth to Mr and Mrs Charles R Rohrer Jr of Catonsville Md includes four girls Michelle Lynn Sandra Elizabeth Belinda Ann and Jennifer Louise and a boy Russell Charles born by Caesarean section at University Hospital starting 5 23 am on Tuesday The babies weighed between 2 pounds 3 ounces and 3 pounds 9 quarts and were reported in stable fair condition with two mild respiratory issues The mother Karen 28 and father Charles 33 took fertility drugs and the father canceled a planned news conference to care for his wife and newborns The babies should be home within a month barring complications
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UPL
Charles R. Rohrer Jr
Catonsville
Rohrer
Michelle Lynn
Sandra Elizabeth
Belinda Ann
Jennifer Louise
Russell Charles
Karen
Jerry Capp
Capp
Gulberlet
Gutherlet
Kissinger Holds Quiet Talk With Spain Aide in Madrid
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met unannounced for 45 minutes with Spanish Foreign Minister Pedro Cortina at Torrejon airbase on his way to the Middle East. President Ford sent cabinet members to Andrews AFB to bid him farewell as Kissinger seeks peace and lower oil prices amid renewed Spain-US military basing talks.
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Iupi
Henry A. Kissinger
Pedro Cortina
Torrejon
Middle East
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Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
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Spansh
Foreign Ministry
Nobel Prize in Economics Shared by Myrdal and Hayek
The Nobel Prize in economics has been awarded to Gunnar Myrdal of Sweden and Friedrich von Hayek of Austria. Myrdal, 75, is noted for An American Dilemma and Asian Drama, while Hayek, also 75, held the chair at Chicago and authored Road to Serfdom and other works. The Royal Academy cited their early contributions to pure economic theory and their broad interdisciplinary research.
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Gunnar Myrdal
Sweden
Friedrich von Hayek
Austria
Myrdal
Asia
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Hayek
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Royal Academy of Science
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