Martha Mitchell calls Times report of breakdown nonsense
Martha Mitchell denied a Time magazine claim she was hospitalized for a nervous breakdown calling the report nonsense in a Sunday phone call. The Times quoted Mrs. Mitchell saying she was private and returning home for Mother's Day while a hospital source described her arrival with an escort and admission.
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Elvis impostor fools British crowd at Heathrow
London reporters and VIPs welcomed a supposed Elvis Presley at Heathrow, but the visitor turned out to be Eli Culbertson, a 23 year old American with a guitar. The BBC broadcasted the fake greeting before the real Elvis performed in Lake Tahoe. In Indiana, Tin Cup residents altered a roadside sign from Population 14 to 15, near Bedford, per a highway official.
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Rogers visits Managua to inspect rebuilding plan
Secretary of State William P Rogers arrives in Managua to view the early stages of reconstruction after December’s quake that killed about 10 000 people, left 300 000 homeless, and displaced many. He will inaugurate new embassy offices and lay a hospital cornerstone funded by U S aid.
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