Sonja Henie dies at 57 in Paris to Oslo flight
Norweg ian skating great Sonja Henie died of leukemia after a yearlong illness. She was in Paris with husband Nils Onstad when doctors ferried her home to Oslo for treatment. Henie won ten world titles and three Olympic golds and became a film star before retiring in the 1950s.
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Mosque Fire Trial Delayed in Jerusalem Case
Australian Denis Michael Rohan faced a three week adjournment in the Al Aqsa Mosque arson trial. Judge Henry F. Baker granted delay for psychiatric exams and possible foreign witnesses, with defense citing Oct 30 as the new date. Prosecution finished its case amid continued court proceedings.
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B52 Flights Hit Enemy Border Sites
Saigon reports eight B52 strikes along the Cambodian border amid Nixon orders for a 10 percent cutback to ease Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks. Officials note a lull may last a month as communists prepare more offensives, with 18 overnight attacks and 48 guerrillas killed north of Saigon. 41,000 U.S. troops remain in the war zone as reductions continue.
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Broadcasters pledge continued anti smoking ads after tobacco ad ban
Vincent T. Wasilewski of the NAB told a Texas broadcasters audience that despite losing 220 million dollars annually in cigarette ad revenue, stations will keep airing anti smoking messages for at least four more years. He warned of industry moves to counter the fairness doctrine and maintain consumer promotion tactics without cigarette ads.
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Miami social whirl hints at Powell-Huff wedding plans
Corrine Huff and Captain Patrick Brown reportedly booked Our Lady of St Stephens Church in Bimini for a Saturday ceremony amid swelling wedding invitations and flowers. Both denied plans yet 100 invitations reportedly mailed and a Bahamian church reserved. Powell previously gave Huff 75000 amid their romance. Brown builds a 40000 home in Bimini due early November.
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Soviet Cosmonaut Foresees First Space Station Milestone
Lt Col Anatoly Filipchenko, commander of Soyuz 7, says the mission fuels a dream of building the first space station and expects success. Theodore Sorensen criticizes Hubert Humphrey’s stance on Nixon’s war policy. Spiro Agnew opposes the Vietnam moratorium. William P Rogers contends Nixon has de escalated the war.
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