Celebrity Actress Becomes Cancer Crusade Chairwoman
RAQUEL WELCH, named 1975 chairman of the American Cancer Society, briefly cried at a news conference when asked if her image was too frivolous for a serious cancer crusade. She apologized later, saying she volunteered to help because the public has supported her.
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Bush to bring dog to China as diplomat first since 1949
U S diplomat George Bush arriving via Tokyo to assume head of the American Liaison Office in Peking will bring his 1 year old male cocker spaniel C. Fred. Barbara Bush accompanies him while he travels by Japan Airlines to Peking Monday.
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Princess Alexandra abandons London move over cost
London reports Princess Alexandra will stay in her Richmond Park home as moving to Ryde Park would be too expensive. Angus Ogilvy says the cost is higher than expected and it would be wrong for the government to fund a large conversion amid belt tightening. Paris ad notes for King Faisal’s car auction in the International Herald Tribune lists a Packard model with a $100,000 basic price and various details.
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Ford's pardon testimony sparks praise and debate
President Ford defended his Nixon pardon as no deal with no haste, while House members split on whether the inquiry should end. Democrats pressed for more witnesses. Republicans urged shifting focus to urgent national needs and moving on.
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Funds raised for squatter defense sparks Livermore clash
In Livermore California residents rally around Mike Pompillo a 73 year old storyteller jailed after his shack on Vasco Road was burned. Donations of money clothing and furniture pour into the Emergency Fund Center as Pompillo faces psychiatric exams after a misdemeanor trespass arrest.
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Park to pay $75,000 in Sea World bite case
Annette Godsey formerly Eckis, a former Sea World secretary, won a $75,000 compensatory damage award on Thursday after suing Sea World for $2 million over leg injuries and permanent scarring suffered when she was bitten by a killer whale she was attempt to ride for publicity photos.
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Jury finds woman not liable after Shamu bite ride
A Superior Court jury ruled Judge Louis M. Welsh that Mrs Godsey was not acting in the course of her employment when she rode the killer whale Shamu. The incident occurred April 19, 1971, in a show tank where she rode the whale three times in a bikini and was bitten after she fell off.
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