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Alger Hiss
Shirley Temple Black
H. R. Haldeman
Alger Hiss aims to wipe blotch off record
NEW YORK — Alger Hiss plans to go to court in New York this
spring in a bid to wipe out the 1950 perjury conviction that sent him
to prison for nearly four years. Newsweek magazine reported
Sunday.
The magazine said the 73year-oId former diplomat, convicted of
lying to a grand jury investiging charges he was a Communist spy,
plans to sue with the help of the national Emergency Civil Liberties
Committee.
Newsweek said Hiss has spent the past three years amassing
45,000 FBI documents under the Freedom of Information Act and
his lawyers think they have enough evidence to prove malfeasance
by federal prosecutors.
Shirley Temple Black reverses age
complaint
NEW YORK — Former child star and U.S. diplomat Shirley
Temple Black once complained to the World Almanac that her age
was listed incorrectly — a year too young.
Almanac editor George Delury said Sunday Mrs. Black told him
Hollywood executives had tried to add to her appeal as a child star
by making her a year younger than she was.
' Mrs. Black, who was an American delegate to the United Nations
when she wrote to Delury, asked the almanac to revise its "Noted
Kersonauwes secuftrl 16 maKe Her a year older.
"That was one request for an age correction I never gave a second
thought to checking out," Delury said. "Any public figure who admits to being older than the record shows has got to be telling the
truth."
Haldeman identifies
'deep throat'
NEW YORK — Ex-White House Chief of Staff H.R. Haldeman
plans to name a former aide to ex-President Richard Nixon as the
"deep throat" source whose information helped uncover the
Watergate scandal, New York magazine reported Sunday. *
In his forthcoming book. The Ends of Power, Haldeman identifies
the Washington Post's "deep throat" informant as Fred Fielding,
38, deputy counsel to Nixon, according to the magazine.
New York also says that Haldeman's book accuses Nixon himself
of erasing an 18>4minute segment of a key White House tape recording sought by Watergate investigators.
Bear, Ford, Arnie to team up for charity -
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Former President Gerald Ford*will play
in a charnj3golf match with Arnold Palmer and Alabama football
Coach Bear Bryant April 11.
Elbert Jemison Jr., a Republican who will also play in the event,
said proceeds from the match at PineTfeeXbuntry Club win go tor
charities. Ford will be in Alabama to attend a fund raising dinner
for the Alabama Republican Party in Birmingham April IQ and to
participate in a series of activities at the University of Alabama in
Tuscaloosa April 11*12.
NEW YORK (UPI) — Two men
and the former babysitter for young
Marci Klein faced arraignment Sunday on state charges they kidnapped the only child of fashion
designer Calvin Klein and demanded $100,000 for her safe return.
The accused were The babysitter.
Paule Ransay Lewis, 23; her half
brother Dominique Ransay. 19. and
Cecil Wiggins. 24.
The three were arrested by police
at FBI headquarters Saturday night
and charged teith first-degree kid*
napping, a state charge. Their arrests wrapped up an investigation
involving hundreds of police officers
and at least 500 FBI agents.
Police said the 11-year-old girl
was lured off a city bus by Miss
Lewis, tied up and Jield captive for
nine hours Friday.
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She was released" unharmed from
Miss Lewis' upper East Side
residence, after Klein dropped off
$100,000 in the Pan Am building.
The FBI said all but $100 of the
$100,000 ransom was recovered. At
press conference where the
recovered money was on display,
one agent said the suspects had
spent the $100 Friday night. "They
Dominique Ransay
Cecil Wiggins
Christine Ransay
went bouncing around," he said.
to
Police and F B I
disclose details of the
citing a " f e a r of prejudicial pretrialjwbUcity/'
Miss Lewis earlier was identified
as Christine Ransay. Miss Lewis
the child off a
her to
private school
police said.
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AAardi Gras arrests down this year
NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — City of- tained by a juggler, guitar and banficials said Sunday French Quarter jo band and two bassoon players.
revelers participating in the preMore than 14 parades rolled
Lenten celebration of Mardi Gras
were some of the most nonviolent in through downtown and the suburbs
Saturday and Sunday. The biggest
recent memoryPolice and volunteer workers said was the Krewe of Eadymiou procesarrests were down sharply this year sion that paraded floats three
and for the second year since the stories high along Canal Street. •
Masked krewe members and
violent 1960s, officers on street duty
g
u
est royalty — including
shed their protective helmets.
"I guess the people have been
pi ell J good and staying out of
trouble," said Brad Smolkin, a law
student volunteer for the Mardi
Gras Coalition. "Most of the arrests
I saw were municipal charges for
sleeping in the bus station — there
were hordes of those — and
possession of less than an ounce of
marijuana."
The coalition staffs a switchboard
atTuIane University to offer free
legaljraid to arrested revelers, provide emergency medical treatment
on the street and direct ill-prepared
visitors to food and shelter.
"So far we've been getting a lot of
calls from people looking for a place
to take a shower," Smolkin said.
"There's only one place —at the
B a p t i s t R e s c u e M i s s i o n on
Magazine Street."
On Royal Street, artists set up
shop in the middle of the road painting butterflies and geometric
designs on faces. In a block surrounNAME
ding Brennan's Restaurant on
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Royal and Cotitf, crowds were enter-
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