Prime Minister to conduct London Symphony benefit concert
Prime Minister Edward Meath will lead the London Symphony Orchestra in a benefit concert with Nov ae yeti on organ, Ande Previn conducting the rest of the program featuring Elgar's Cockaigne Overture. Dutch queen loses and regains a $300,000 diamond during a Hamburg state visit. a policeman finds it and returns it at City Hall dinner. Reagan personally deliversVietnam letter and roses to Sacramento area wife. neighbors note secrecy of visit. Fairfax and Cook on Washington Island resume 8000 mile row to Australia. radio trouble reported. Spock denounces Nixon and Mitchell as thugs over May Day arrests. U.S. appeals court upholds pupil right to wear long hair against school dress codes.
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Netherlands
West Germany
Hamburg
Iflamburg
Juergen Ler
Holland
Reagan
Sacramento
Tuffman
Tsan
Bowers Fairfax
Sylvia
John Fairfax
Sylvia Cook
Washington Island
mid-Pacific
Australia
San Francisco Coast Guard
Ivan Sharp
Fairfax
Sharpe
San Francisco
Christmas Island
Hawaii
Spock
Nixon
Benjamin Spock
John N. Mitch
Washington
University of Nexas At
Arlington
Mitchell
Appeals Court
Ath U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louts
Steven Bishop
Bishop
St. Charles High School
Donald P. Lay
Senate Votes to Restore Greece Arms Aid in Foreign Bill
The Senate rejected a house plan to halt arms to Greece and approved an amendment removing restrictions, signaling a settlement in conference. Support from James B. Allen and John C. Stennis framed Greece as vital to Western Europe security, while opponents called the stance lenient on the junta. The same session urged reduced U.N. support and preserved Cambodia spending limits amid veto threats from Nixon.
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Greece
James B. Allen
D-Ala
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Allen
Europe
United States
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Armed Services Committee
Wwe
Western
Claiborne Pell
DBL
Congress
Vance Hartke
China
U.S
World Organization
James L. Buckley
U.N
United Nations
Peter Dominick
I Colp
Cambosia
Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
Cambodia
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
Idaho
Cooper-Church
Vietnam
Laos
Dr Finch Freed Reunites With New Love After Parole
In Los Angeles Dr Bernard Finch, freed on parole after 12 years, begins a new relationship with widow Neva Davis while his former partner Carole Tregoff, now 34, works in a Los Angeles suburb hospital. Their past involved a 1959 murder of surgeon Barbara Finch and three sensational trials ending in guilt.
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UPI
Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Miss Tregoff
Finch
California
Chino
Neva Davis
Davis
Barbara
West Covina
Carole
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