Mayor Lindsay heckled on stage with dogs in New York
The New York City mayor and a volatile audience at a Cornell University event sparked a chaotic scene as Lindsay joked about City Hall and a film about Korea. Separately, publisher Thomas More Storke, a Pulitzer winner and former senator, died at 94 in Santa Barbara.
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Joh V. Lindsay
New York City
Cornell University
City Hall
Korea
Lindsay
Storke
Thomas More Storke
John Birch Society
Santa Barbara
U.S
Santa Barbara News
W Storke
Johnny Bireh
Frank Morrian
Willam Mc¢Adoo
Drew Pearson
Sen
Starke
California
Stanford
Herbert Moorer
University
Nixon to attend Moscow summit in May 1972
President Nixon announced a Moscow summit in late May 1972 after rounds of progress in negotiations with the Soviet Union. Officials cited improved U.S.-Soviet ties, with talks expected to address arms control, the Middle East, European security, and troop reductions in Central Europe. Nixon will also visit China before the Moscow meeting. House Speaker Carl Albert and Senate leaders endorsed the trip as a positive development.
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Billy Graham
Charlotte
N.C
White House
Charlotte Coliseum
Graham
Washington
Moscow
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Mid ‘East
Europe
Ted
Ennelde
Berlin
China
Peking
House
Carl Albert
Simuar
Senate
Hugh Scott
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Antin
Exec fined in tax fraud must work in hospital
In San Francisco a federal judge fined Atherton manufacturer Robert B. Washburn 10000 and ordered him to perform 40 weekends a year as a hospital orderly for evading 42219 in income taxes. The 83 year old must also pay 125600 in back taxes penalties and interest. IRS records show Washburn earned 183000 from 1964 through 1967, far above the 46000 he reported.
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al Capp
Carson
Wau Claire
Wis
Richard W. Carson
Johnny Carson
Sandra Kay Duncan
Bruce Scott Zahariades
South
Robert J. Burton
Rose Garden
Jean Vincent
Wellywood
Eve Edatrom
The
Washiseian
Post
Vieslay
Wiis
Exec
San Francisco
UPI
Atherton
Evad
Internal Revenue Service
Stockton jail revolt quelled by tear gas and force
Rioting prisoners at the San Joaquin County jail were herded back to cells after a two day insurrection. Thirteen inmates and several guards were injured as tear gas, fire hoses and brute force restored order. A judge and grand jury foreman met with inmates as unrest continued over court delays and public defender inadequacies.
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Stockton
San Joaquin County
Michael Canils
Jesus Viromontes
Canlis
Public Defender Office
Conlis
Ber
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TWA
Chess Prandmasters
Chess
Bobby Fischer
Tigran Petrosian
Buenos Aires
Petrosian
Fischer
Boris Spassky
Thomas M, Storke
Soviet Communist Party
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Robert B. Washburn
Warner’s
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