All the President’s Men star Woodward Bernstein charm media world
Hollywood stars and editors praise Woodward and Bernstein while the Watergate duo attend the Kennedy Center premiere of All the President’s Men Their wealth rising as their book The Final Days headlines Nixon’s decline Their social circle includes Nora Ephron and Francie Bernard and they maintain low profiles despite celebrity status
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Court rejects Calley claim of unfair trial
The Supreme Court refused to review the My Lai murder conviction of former Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. The 8-5 circuit ruling reinstated his 1971 court martial verdict. Calley, free on bail, argued he faced an unfair trial due to pervasive publicity and demanded access to confidential information.
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Coexistence Question Arises in Alaska Pipeline Supply
A report notes a joint effort for progress in faith ecology with grazing stock and Scot Seieck forming cooperation. The movement centers on North Slope Alaska where carts bring vital fuel groceries and equipment for workers on the Alaska pipeline project.
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Contempt motion over picket limits at Elyria Telephone Co
In Loran County Common Pleas Court, Elyria Telephone Co and the Communication Workers of America Local 4485 faced a contempt of court petition alleging violations of a two-picket-per-entrance rule. James Herbert, the company’s general manager, cited vandalized trucks and harassment of supervisory staff at passings through picket lines.
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Alaska Airlines jet overruns runway at Ketchikan airport
AFR Al) KETCHIKAN Alaska Airlines jetliner carrying four people overran the end of the runway at Ketchikan Airport and plunged into a 60 foot ravine. An airline spokesman provided limited details on injuries and vehicle batteries. Union tensions and a wage dispute fueled a strike by about 200 Local 4485 members as talks continued on a three year contract with a wage re opener clause.
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Nearsightedness Linked to Higher Intelligence Says Study
California researcher Dr. Jon L. Karlsson reports myopic students from Napa High School outscored peers with normal vision on verbal and nonverbal IQ tests. In a sample of 2,527 students, 377 were nearsighted and averaged eight points higher overall, suggesting a genetic link between eye shape and intelligence.
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Callaghan Named Prime Minister Aims To Strengthen U S Ties
James Callaghan was named to succeed Harold Wilson as Britain's prime minister and Labour leader. He advocated closer West European and United States relations and defeated Michael Foot 176 to 137 in Labour leadership ballots. Wilson announced his resignation March 16 and Callaghan was set to form a government after Buckingham Palace liaison.
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