Trudeau vows to tone down dress on Ontario tour
Canada’s Pierre Elliott Trudeau, famed for flamboyant style, says he will dress more restrained after recalling a sandals and ascot moment in the House of Commons. He notes the flutter it caused and that he stopped the practice.
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Miami mother jailed for starving son to death
Lois Jean Nozza received a 16 year prison sentence after a Miami judge found her guilty of manslaughter and contributing to a minor's dependency. Doctors testified the boy was fed only chocolate milk drinks for three months before his death.
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White House luncheon marks first McGovern Muskie wives presence
Mrs George S McGovern and Mrs Edmund Muskie attend a White House luncheon for senators wives hosted by Mrs Richard M Nixon. Nixon greets each guest as Trudeau in a blue suit and vest speaks. Sterling flatware noted for its cost and near pure silver content.
Proxmire criticizes press over Nixon coverage
Sen. William Proxmire assails the press for printing disputed unproven charges against President Nixon saying Watergate reporting is unfair and amounts to McCarthyism. He spoke in a prepared Senate address amid controversy over national headlines and Nixon’s portrayal.
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Washington Post wins 1973 Pulitzer for Watergate reporting
The Washington Post earned the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for meritorious public service for its Watergate disclosures led by Robert Woodward and Carl Bernstein. David Broder also won for political commentary. other prizes went to AP photographer Nick Ut, Knight Newspapers reporters Eagleton coverage, and more.
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Senate holds up Springer FPC confirmation amid dissenting views
Three Democratic senators filed additional views delaying the Springer and Morris FPC confirmations. They questioned Springer’s voting record on gas regulation and private power, calling for more impartial consumer-oriented appointees during the energy crisis. The Morris hold accompanies similar concerns.
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illegitimate children's aid upheld ruling on New Jersey program
The Supreme Court invalidated New Jersey’s married couples only welfare rule saying aid to illegitimate children is unconstitutional. An eight member majority unsigned opinion held the program discriminates against illegitimate offspring by favoring married families.
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