U S Chief Justice cites freedom as key to America’s growth
Chief Justice Warren Burger argued that the United States prospered because its people were free. He contrasted freedoms with China and Russia, noting America’s rapid development in education, science, industry, and living standards over two centuries. He emphasized responsible use of freedom, constitutional power, and national safeguards as essential to future success.
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TV host auction raises funds for New York City
TV host John Barbour auctioned a coat used by Peter Falk for 850 dollars in New York City during the First Annual John Barbour Telethon. The telethon featured Hollywood stars raising money for the city’s needs and aimed to deliver the funds to Mayor Abraham Beame.
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Soviet Venus 10 reports pancake rocks amid short 65 minute mission
Moscow dispatch says Venus 10, the second Soviet lander in four days, transmitted two photographs of rounded pancake like rock formations before ceasing operation after 65 minutes of surface work. Tass notes surface temp near 870 degrees and pressure about 90 times Earths, with winds around half a mile per hour.
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Salem Witchcraft Advocate Seeks Research Center Funds
In Salem Massachusetts Laurie, dubbed the witch of Salem, speaks like a scientist about parapsychology and crystal theory. She notes about 900 witches in the area and urges funding for a research center to test mind energy effects while acknowledging stigma and church concerns.
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Towering hobbyist builds 10-foot replica of Terminal Tower
Adam Karpinski, 55, of Cleveland Ohio, spent 1200 to 1800 hours crafting a 10 foot high replica in his living room. He hand carved 12000 to 15000 pieces of spruce and mahogany and installed 3000 plus windows of fireproof plastic with 96 bulbs for illumination. The tower weighs 204 percent pounds and comes apart in six main sections and 22 smaller sections.
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Wine and food clash in New Orleans dining scenes
The piece surveys New Orleans wine culture noting California wine’s limited impact in elite restaurants like Antoine’s and local spots such as Commander's Palace and Christian's. It contrasts Creole cooking with French and Californian imports, highlights strong local interest in food and drink, and follows connoisseurs Warren Le Ruth and the Quenelies de Jet as they sample and discuss wine pairings and regional preferences.
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Legal battle in coma case nears end
Morristown New Jersey reports the Karen Ann Quinlan coma case nears its end as last witnesses prepare to testify on the right to die. The case may trigger appeals and influence national precedent with possible entry by the American Civil Liberties Union in support of the patient rights.
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