Saxbe barred from FBI firing range in latest blast from DOJ
The Justice Department prohibited Dolly Saxbe, wife of the attorney general, from using the FBI indoor firing range after a series of visits to practice with her .38 caliber pistol. An appointment system was set, but the final decision came from Saxbe herself amid disclosures of target feats and a photo request. Britain’s Prince Charles danced late at Fiji centenary celebrations, and moose on a Minnesota farm allegedly shelters cattle in a curious custody scene. Red Foxx wins property rights in divorce. Hesburgh honored in Tennessee. Marta Callas arrives in Tokyo for a concert. Elizabeth Montgomery’s divorce finalized in Santa Monica after Bewitched run.
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Tina Niarchos dies at 45 in Paris Gice
Tina Niarchos wife of Greek shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos and former wife of Aristotle Onassis died in Paris after a heart attack linked to a leg thrombosis. Born Athina Livanos she hosted grand yachts and private islands, married Onassis in 1946 and had daughter Christina and son Alexandros.
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Court date set for Joan Kennedy DUI case in Fairfax
Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward M Kennedy was ordered to appear in Fairfax County District Court in November for a driving under the influence charge. Police said her car rear-ended a vehicle stopped at a light and damaged a third car. No injuries were reported. Officials said she can plead guilty through an attorney or take a driver rehabilitation course. Kennedy lives in McLean near Langley in Virginia.
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FDA advised lifting ban on talakon shield IUD
The FDA said outside advisers recommended ending the ban on Talkon Shield intrauterine devices amid maternal deaths and 208 infection related abortion pauses. The advisory panel of obstetricians and gynecologists, with 18 physicians and scientists, reportedly supported the report.
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Inflation hits Win buttons in Pittsburgh
The A G Trimble Co of Pittsburgh began hand making the Win buttons to show support for Ford’s anti inflation program. Buttons cost $1 each due to inflation raising sheet metal prices. The firm plans cheaper 25 cent buttons once shipments arrive from New York and New Jersey suppliers.
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Wilson Laborites win narrow British election
Prime Minister Harold Wilson leads the Labor Party to a tight victory in Britain's general election, securing at least 818 seats and promising an economic program. The Trade Deficit widens to 4900 million as oil costs rise, while Wilson pledges to outline plans on TV to secure economic stability and pursue closer U.S. ties.
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New York Bank Cuts Prime Lending Rate Again
First National City Bank of New York reduces its prime rate to 16 percent from 11 percent, effective Monday, marking the bank’s second rate cut in two weeks. Analysts tie the move to lower key money market rates and note the prime influences other lending figures.
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