Kennedy Celebrates Birthday and Family Legacy in London
Senator Edward Kennedy marks his 47th birthday while in London where son Edward Jr. is nominated for an international courage award. The Kennedy brothers include John and Robert, both assassinated, and Joseph who died in wartime. A separate report covers a trial involving Lee Marvin and abortion claims, and another about Anatoly Karpov facing a Dutch court over a Korchnoi dispute in Amsterdam and Baguio City.
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London
Edward Jr
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Rose Kennedy
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Robert
Joseph Jr
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Robert F. Kennedy
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Joseph Kennedy Jr
England
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Marvin
A. David Kagon
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Miss Marvin
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Manila
Philippines
UPI
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Viktor Korchnoi
Karpov
Korchnoi
Baguio City
International Chess Federation
Florencio Campomanes
Amsterdam
FIDE
Chess Federation
Space shuttle engine risks push launch to 1980 delay
A National Research Council panel warned NASA that engine problems could push the maiden shuttle launch back five to six months to roughly April or May 1980. The committee urged delaying the flight certification until the test engine matches the flight engine in all safety aspects.
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National Research Council
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Science, Technology and Space
NASA
National Academy of Sciences
John Yardley
Space Transportation Systems
Yardley
Space Agency
Soviet SS-20 missiles threaten Europe, NATO chief says
NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns stated that the Soviet Union has at least 600 mobile SS-20 missiles with three warheads each, capable of hitting anywhere in Europe. He added the missiles carry immense explosive power and while capable, the Soviets are not believed to plan an attack. Luns also noted Moscow is developing its own deep-penetration bomber similar to the canceled B-1 program.
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London
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
Hiroshima
NATO
Joseph Luns
Luns
The
Press Association
Uncle charged with cruelty to five children in cold case
Clark Hurd, uncle of five orphans, faced arraignment in Detroit on five counts of cruelty to children. Prosecutor Cahalan said the abuse stretched from Sept 1, 1978, to this past Sunday when the five were found barefoot and coatless. Two children were hospitalized for frostbite. the others placed in a county youth home. Ages 7 to 13. If convicted, Hurd could face up to four years in prison.
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Detroit
Clark Hurd
Wayne County
William Cahalan
Cahalan
Hurd
DeNiro Receives Hasty Pudding Man of the Year Award
Harvard based Hasty Pudding Theatricals named Robert DeNiro man of the year and presented a gold pudding pot amid light humor about the missing dessert. DeNiro thanked the group for the award after his film roles including The Deer Hunter Taxi Driver and Godfather II.
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Cambridge
Mass
Robert DeNiro
Hasty Pudding Theatricals
Harvard University
DeNiro
New York
New cigarettes may lower lung cancer death rate study says
Researchers report microscopic evidence that modern cigarettes cause far less lung damage than 1950s brands. They note smokers today have 10 times fewer pre cancerous lung abnormalities than those who smoked 15 years ago, but warn smoking remains dangerous with about 100000 Americans predicted to die from lung cancer this year.
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Boston
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