Hughes given two weeks to prove not dead in court
Manhattan Supreme Court justice orders Howard Hughes to show cause by Sept 17 why he should not be declared legally dead after five years of apparent absence. Attorney Walton Bader, representing Victor Kurtz, seeks action amid a $10 million stock manipulation and fraud suit against Hughes’ empire.
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Knievel plans 14-bus jump at Kings Island
Evel Knievel, recovered from injuries, says on a TV special he will attempt to jump 14 buses at Kings Island near Cincinnati next month, noting 13 is unlucky and declaring himself a professional life risker. He previously jumped 13 buses in London and 14 may follow a failed Snake River stunt.
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Bond finds little in his FBI file
Senator Julian Bond said his FBI file contained information that was publicly available and owes the FBI investigation and copying costs. He had paid $24.10 for 54 pages and is seeking files from the IRS and U S Army Intelligence. Mamie Eisenhower will christen the nuclear aircraft carrier named for Dwight D. Eisenhower in Newport News on Oct 11 with Vice President Rockefeller as principal speaker.
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Senate backs Kissinger on Sinai pact amid disclosure pledge
Secretary Kissinger won wide Senate support for swift authorization to use about 200 U.S. technicians for electronic monitoring in a U.N. Sinai buffer zone. He promised full disclosure of all American commitments, with documents to be presented to the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Water Returns as Trenton Restores Suppy After Break
Water began flowing again in Trenton New Jersey and three suburbs as pumps were reactivated. Officials expected about 26 million gallons added within two hours, but warned the water may still be contaminated and should be boiled for several days.
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Sudanese coup attempt ends as rebels routed
In Khartoum, an abortive coup against President Jaafar Numairi collapsed within hours. The revolt’s leader, Major Raj Hassan Hussein Osman, was killed. Numairi said the coup was a hopeless bid by weak officers unable to threaten the government and vowed to advance reforms.
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