No Big Changes Due in Ford Security
United States Attorney Dwayne Keyes said there is no evidence of a conspiracy after Lynette Fromme attempted to shoot President Ford in Sacramento. Secret Service official Jack Warner indicated no dramatic security changes are planned, though Ford should avoid large crowds. Ford carried on with duties, meeting senators and planning golf while investigations continue.
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Lynette Fromme
Ford
U.S
Dwayne Keyes
Keyes
Miss Fromme
FBI
Washington
Secret Service
Jack Warner
Warner
Lynette Alice Fromme
White House
Burning Tree Country Club
Bethesda
Manson denies ordering Fromme on Ford attempt
Sandra Good, Fromme's roommate in the Manson group, says Manson did not instruct Lynette Fromme to shoot President Ford. She claims Squeaky acted on her own and links the motive to anti pollution protests and corporate harm.
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Lynette Fromme
Ford
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Squeaky
Sandra Good
Guard in Louisville clamps down after anti busing riots
Jefferson County sees mass arrests after two days of violent demonstrations. National Guardsmen and police patrol as buses burned and rocks fly. mayor bans rallies and radios near schools. FBI files charges against two men for attacks on officers during Valley and Fairdale incidents.
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Jefferson County
Phillip Chopper
Kentucky
Harvey Sloane
John Nevin
Sloane
Valley High School
U.S
James F. Gordon
Gordon
FBI
Fairdale High School
Ronald Moock
Fairdale
Tremor in Southeastern Turkey Kills About 1300
An earthquake in Diyarbakir region and surrounding provinces collapses homes schools and mosques. Rescue teams pull hundreds from rubble as aftershocks hinder operations. Government says most townhouses are leveled and Ramadan began amid mourning broadcasts.
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Turkey
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Lice
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Urfa
Maras
Gaziantep
Hakkari
Adana
Van
Kayseri
Erzincan
Erzurum
Ankara
Suleyman Demirel
Semih Sancar
Armed Forces
Miss New York Tawny Godin Crowned Miss America 1976
Tawny Elaine Godin, 18, a Yonkers resident and Skidmore College sophomore, won Miss America 1976 in Atlantic City. The pianist stood 5 foot 10, tallest ever, and performed Images in Pastels, watched by 17,853 in Convention Hall. First runner up was Susan Lawrence of North Carolina. other runners included Janet Jay Carr of California and Susan Kay Banks of Ohio.
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Texas
Bert Parks
California
Janet Jay Carr
Ohio
Susan Kay Banks
Arizona
Stacey Petersen
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