New York Times Wins Peter Zenger Award
The 1971 Peter Zenger Award, for distinguished service to freedom of the press, goes to The New York Times for publishing the Pentagon Papers. First organizational win in 18 years. A. M. Rosenthal will accept on Jan. 14 in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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WWP Executive George Brunzell to Retire in January
Spokane report says Washington Water Power Co. president George M. Brunzell will retire Jan 3 after a decade as president and a career with the utility since 1936. He resigned the presidency last May due to ill health and has served as a consultant. he will stay locally and work as a utilities management consultant.
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Opera Star Marie Collier Dies in London Fall
Australian born soprano Marie Collier, 44, died after plunging 30 feet from a third floor flat on Panton Street near Leicester Square. Police said she toppled while opening a window while discussing an American tour with her adviser Henry Mathieu. foul play is not suspected.
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