Brynner Learns Adopted Viet Infant Is Alive and Named Melody
Yul Brynner told UPI his adopted Vietnamese infant Melody survived the crash of a C5 Galaxy and is being treated after earlier mixups delayed news. He and Jacqueline Brynner, already parents to Mia, await Melody’s recovery and have joined The Emergency Committee To Save the Babies.
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Brynner
Boston
UPI
Yul Brynner
U.S
Melody
Jacqueline
Mia
Emergency Committee
Detroit
Tamara McKay
Lam Thach Huyuh
Lam
Saigon
Piedmont
Calif
Thuy
Robert
Dorothy Debolt
Train crash kills Lithuanian riders near Moscow
A Lithuanian regional newspaper reports a fiery collision between a packed Vilnius to Kaunas commuter train and a military transport train carrying gasoline near Moscow. Witnesses describe cars engulfed in flames and hundreds trapped as gasoline geysers erupted. the incident prompted an official investigation.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Tiesa
Vilnius
Kaunas
Kennedy harassers vow to press Kennedy on busing stance
In Boston anti busing organizers warn they will continue protests against Senator Edward M. Kennedy until he changes his position or agrees to meet. A crowd of about 300 shoved and poked him, forcing cancellation of an appearance, while ROAR leaders insist they mean no harm, only to urge Kennedy to quit politics.
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Boston
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Senate
World Affairs Council
Sen
Rita Grant
Elvira Palladino
ROAR
Orphans greeted in the U S by doctors and joyful parents
United Press International reports 1,200 Vietnamese war orphans in the United States, many infants, arriving with American families as Saigon faced curfews and a bombed presidential palace. Flights and medical checks continued as joyous reunions and some disappointments arose nationwide.
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U.S
Patrick
Michael
Hudson Falls
N.Y
Nora Collins
Robert
South Vietnam
Saigon
United States
Tan Son Nhut
Overseas National Airways
Travis Afb
Air Force
California
Tax cut questioned as recession relief study cited
A University of Michigan survey finds 23 percent view the tax cut as bad and 55 percent doubt it will end the recession. The report notes confusion and fears of government clawing back benefits, with lingering worries about business conditions and unemployment despite optimism on prices and interest rates. President Ford says the tax cut too small for the middle class and warns of inflation if spending continues.
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University of Michigan
Sur
Vey Research Center
Jay Schmiedeskamp
George Katona
Ford
National Association of Broadcasters
Las Vegas
Nev
Congress
ODRINEX weight loss plan promotes rapid results
New clinical tests at a major university hospital support the ODRINEX plan to reduce weight quickly. The pill is claimed to suppress appetite and allow three meals a day while automatically reducing intake. Safe when taken as directed, it promises look and feel better as slimming begins with satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Rite Shop at your nearest Rite Aid.
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Rite Shop
Rite Aid
Bottle ban planned for federal food outlets
Washington UPI EPA plans ban on throwaway cans and bottles at federal installations including military commissaries and federal cafeterias. Returnable containers would be required as an energy saving and litter reducing measure. EPA aims to have rules ready by early fall and studies phased implementation to curb unemployment in aluminum and glass trades.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
John Skinner
Agency
Office of Solid Waste Management
Skinner
United States
Hikers Press Search On Mount Washington For Missing Pair
Fifty top New England climbers scoured Mt. Washington for two missing hikers, David Cornui and Jane Gilotti, trapped by a 50 inch snowstorm. Rescue teams used helicopters, snowshoes, ice axes, and crampons to probe the Presidential Range as zero to 15 degree temperatures battled the effort.
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Pinkham Notch
N.H
UPI
Mt. Washington
Fish and Game District
Arthur Muise
David Cornui
Bingham
Maine
Jane Gilotti
Bethlehem
Muise
Presidential Range
White Mountain National Forest
New Hampshire
U.S. Weather Service
New England
Prisoners seize Tennessee prison in eight hour holdout
Eleven inmates at Tennessee State Prison stormed the counseling office and held four staffers and eight prisoners at knifepoint for eight hours to press grievances. They released hostages after Corrections Commissioner Yeatman agreed to form a grievance committee including inmate members and investigate 12 complaints.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
Dock Walker
Herman Yeatman
Yeatman
Gabe Sims
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Bennington Banner Telephone
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Main St
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New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
S. Alex Stalcup
Presidio
Seattle
Stephen Rice
Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Virginia Thorsen
Salt Lake City
Durham
N.C
Jerry Hooper
Southern Mansion
Robert J. Brown
Don Christian
YMCA
Ama
Jack Tonite
Steve McQueen
Paul Newman
L Brooks
Aspert
Atta
Nferno
Young Frankensten
Cinema & II
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Committee of Inquiry
Savings & Loan Association
Main Street
Nickelodeon
Spring St
Williamstown, Mass
Bradford House
Grant City
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bennington, Vt
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