Hughes Denies Autobiography Fraud in Mansion Conference
Howard Hughes, speaking by phone in a Los Angeles hotel, called the planned autobiography a fraud and a fantasy. McGraw-Hill and Life defend the work as authentic, citing a handwritten letter and endorsed checks, while Hughes plans reduced reclusiveness, flying, and possible public interviews as he battles lawsuits and threats.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Los
Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Life Magazine
Life
Marvin Miles
Los Angeles Times
Wayne Thomis
Chicago Tribune
Gene Handsaker
The
Associated Press
Vernon Scott
United Press International
Jim Bacon
Hearst Newspapers
Roy Neal
NBC
Gladwin Hill
New York Times
Father of Modern Dance Ted Shawn Dies at 80
Ted Shawn, hailed as the father of modern dance, dies at 80 in Orlando Florida after a heart ailment and respiratory disorders. He entered Florida Hospital on December 23 and passed away Sunday. Shawn helped found Denishawn with Ruth St Denis, promoted dance in colleges and men’s dance, and created Jacobs Pillow Festival. His body will be cremated Tuesday with a memorial service later.
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Orlando
Florida
Orlando, Fla
Shawn
Florida Hospital
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University
Faun
Gloria Swanson
New York Public Library
Miss Swanson
Lee
Mass
Friends
Waterways feed Gulf via Mississippi and its great tributaries
Water from 31 states and two Canadian provinces flows into the Gulf of Mexico through the Mississippi River and its two major tributaries the Ohio and Missouri rivers.
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States
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Ohio
Missouri
La Salle to become flagship of Middle East Force in Bahrain
The amphibious transport dock La Salle will assume flagship duties for the Middle East Force at Bahrain on July 1, replacing the Valcour which began the role in 1949. The Valcour will retire upon returning to the United States. About 50 dependents of 18 officers and 370 enlisted will move to Bahrain. The La Salle will not carry troops and will take five boats for Liberty runs.
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Norfolk
la Salle
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Atlantic Fleet
UVa will reduce undergraduate admits for next year
At the University of Virginia the president of the student government hails the plan to cut first year and transfer slots to 2,000 direct entrants and 500 transfers from 2,162 direct admits last fall. The change aims to fit a $30.4 million state appropriation and curb overcrowding following student protests.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Thomas C. Collier Jr
UVA
Edgar F. Shannon Jr
Shannon
Farmers Income Tax Meeting Set
A meeting to help Frederick County landowners file their 1971 farmer's income tax reports will be held Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory on Rt. 11 south. Representatives from WPI will speak on tax report aspects. Attendance is open to anyone interested.
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Frederick County
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Rt. 11
South
WPI
Vittorio Mussolini Seeks Civil Divorce
Vittorio Mussolini, Benito Mussolini's second son, seeks a civil divorce from Orsola after years of separation. At 55, he has recently returned to Italy following more than five years in Argentina where he owned a textile plant and lived with Monica Buzzevoli.
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Vittorio Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Orsola
Mussolini
Italy
Argentina
Monica Buzzevoli
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