Shah of Iran marked 60th birthday as cancer spreads
Deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, aging 60, faces advancing histiocytic lymphoma after gallbladder surgery in New York. Doctors recommend six months to a year of chemotherapy in the United States with a 60 to 70 percent chance of survival for several years.
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United States
Hibbard Williams
New York Hospital
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Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Morton Coleman
Coleman
Shah
Burton Lee
Memorial Sloan- Kettering Cancer Center
Lee
Jean Bernard
Hodgkin
Mexico
Benjamin Kean
Cincinnati teachers protest over school funding crisis
More than 2,000 chanting educators and supporters marched in downtown Cincinnati during rush hour to spotlight the public schools money problems. Classes were canceled as the district shutdown loomed three weeks from Nov 12 to Dec 2 after rejecting a state loan with layoff and school closures conditions. the system faces a $7.7 million deficit and a repeated 6.9 mill operating levy rejection.
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Cincinnati
James Jacobs
Board of Education
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' mother weds banker at Newport estate
Janet Lee Auchincloss married Bingham Morris at Hammersmith Farm in Newport Rhode Island in a 10 minute Episcopalian ceremony attended by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her children Caroline and John Jr. The wedding marked Auchincloss's third marriage and Morris's second.
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R.I
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Janet Lee Auchincloss
Kennedy son of RFK continues recovery at secret location
David Kennedy, son of New York Senator Robert Kennedy, remains in recovery at a secret location after nearly seven weeks in hospital with an infection of the heart lining. He was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital on Sept. 9 and released Thursday, with hospital spokesman Martin Bander noting he will complete an oral antibiotic course.
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David Kennedy
New York
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harlem
Manhattan
Martin Bander
Liberated spouses challenge men, says Candice Bergen
Candice Bergen told US magazine that men claim to want liberated independent women but feel threatened by their independence. She questioned why men pursue independence yet flee once they encounter it, citing reactions around modern relationships.
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UPI
Candice Bergen
US Magazine
Guggenheim Museum
Surviving 12 Days Alone In Manitoba Bush
Jeffrey Weigel of Bloomington Minnesota spent 12 days under a tarp after his kayak split on a northern Manitoba river. He was spotted by a search plane and rescued by the RCMP, describing the experience as bearable and noting moose, otters, auroras, and edible moss along the way. He urged others not to panic and to hold on.
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Manitoba
Minnesota
Jeffrey Weigel
Bloomington
Minn
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Lake Winnipeg
Reynolds Boorman reunite for Sharkey's Machine film
Burt Reynolds and John Boorman will reunite for Orion Pictures Sharkey's Machine based on Bill Diehl's novel. Reynolds plays a tough police detective amid international intrigue and U S political machinations. Hank Moonjean will produce the contemporary romantic action film.
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UPI
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John Boorman
Deliverance
Orion Pictures
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Hank Moonjean
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Hooper
Mailer defends Gilmore book as exploring human complexity
Norman Mailer told students at the University of Utah that his risk in writing about Gary Gilmore aimed to inspire awe at human nature rather than glorify the killer. TheExecutioner’s Song covers Gilmore’s life and culminates with Gilmore’s Jan 17 1977 execution near Utah. It was the first U.S. execution in a decade, with two since.
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Salt Lake City
Norman Mailer
Gary Gilmore
Gilmore
Mailer
United States
El Salvador feud erupts in arson looting after Duarte rally
Supporters and opponents of the new junta clashed in San Salvador as mobs looted four department stores and set two buildings ablaze after Christian Democratic leader Jose Napoleon Duarte urged street action from a plaza. The government pursued hostage talks with 1,000 leftists holding 300 captives in the labor and economics ministries.
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el Salvador
Labor and Economics
Christian Democratic Party
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Junta
Venezuela
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