Gardner at Heathrow as customs hold luggage
London AP report notes Ava Gardner arrived from New York and vanished for seven hours with customs offering no comment while airport sources say luggage may have been impounded. In Buenos Aires Isabel Peron resumes presidency before 40000 supporters pledging to stay in office and lead Argentina to a triumphant future.
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Ava Gardner
Miss Gardner
Heathrow Airpot
New York
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Snce
Isabel Peron
Kleppe named interior secretary vows direction for energy
Thomas S Kleppe, a millionaire former congressman, became secretary of Interior on Friday and pledged to give the department a sense of direction over energy resources. Betty Ford and daughter Susan attended a funeral for three family friends killed in a double murder and subsequent death by own hand. Nicholas Golubin, 52, shot his former wife and her mother, Agnes Berge ron, 84, with the three laid to rest Friday.
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Washington
Thomas 5S
Kleppe
Washington (Ap
Betty Ford
Susan
Nicholas Golubin
Patricia
Agnes Bergeron
Namura challenged by five churches seeks ban from services
Victoria Namura of Falls Township, 50, faces action by five Bucks County Catholic churches seeking to bar her from church services or curb her behavior. The churches accuse her of loud personal attacks on priests and criticizing church bingo raffles and Mass cards. Namura defends her stance saying the Holy Spirit inspired her to speak out against sales and advertising at God’s house.
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Philadelphia
Victoria Namura
Falls’ Township
Bucks County
Namiura
New York City Rescued From Default After Pension Aid
New York City won a last minute reprieve from default when the teachers union agreed to use its pension funds to refinance 453 million dollars in debt due at 3 pm. Officials warn a broader crisis remains with 2.16 billion dollars in cash shortages through January and possible federal help needed, as Senate hearings in Washington consider federal aid and Mayor Beame and Mayor Landrieu testify.
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New York City
Teachers’ Union
Senate Banking
Vumittee
Washington
New Orleans
Moon Landrieu
Abraham D. Beame
Landrieu
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Ford
Penn Central
Hugh Carey
Charge Driver After Car Hits Boy On Bike
A 12 year old Corry boy in serious condition after being struck by a southbound car on North Center street. Driver William Hajec 22 of 518 Concord street was charged with drunk driving after fleeing the scene and later turning himself in following a breathalyzer indicating intoxication. The boy David Craker 12 of 5 West Columbus avenue was initially treated at Corry Memorial Hospital then transferred to St. Vincent in Erie where he remains in intensive care. He is the son of Glenn and Louise Craker.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent
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Louise Craker
Set To Put Teeth In Junk Car Roundup
Erie County groups push a model ordinance to empower municipalities to remove abandoned vehicles at owner expense if they refuse to participate in the voluntary Abandoned Auto Removal Program. City and township officials note removal is free, improve health and safety, and a county survey counted over 5,000 abandoned vehicles with 1,300 already removed through the current effort.
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Eeege
William H. Higgins
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James F. Toohey
Townships Association
UN fights over Zionism labeled racism by UN panel
United Nations social affairs committee voted 70 to 29 with 27 abstentions to urge the General Assembly to declare Zionism a form of racism and racial discrimination. Israel condemned the move as an attack on Jewish nationhood, while the Palestine Liberation Organization claimed credit for the resolution. The item marks a clash between Arab bloc supporters and Israel in the autumn session.
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Guinea
Afghanistan
State Police Probe Theft Two Break-ins
Corry state police reported investigating a theft and two burglaries. A garage on Mount Hope road in Southwest Township Warren County owned by Donald Foote Titusville lost $50 in assorted car parts. Between the 12th and 15th burglars stole two gallons of paint brushes and three sheets of plywood from a house under construction owned by Jack Hoover Franklin. A 19 inch portable TV was taken from a cottage at Canadohia Lake belonging to Howard Judy Portage.
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Canadohia Lake
Howard Judy
Portage, Pa
Lawsuit seeks ads for antismoking campaigns nationwide
A federal lawsuit against six leading tobacco firms seeks a fund to finance future antismoking campaigns and stiff penalties for ads failing to carry Surgeon General warnings. The Justice Department, at FTC request, accuses the firms of violating consent orders from 1972 by omitting or obscuring health warnings in cigarette ads. Damages of 10 000 dollars per day per violation back to 1972 are sought, naming Philip Morris American Brands Brown & Williamson R J Reynolds Liggett Lorillard.
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Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
FTC
Antismoking Fund
Philip Morris Inc
American Brands Inc
Brown
J. E. Edens
Brown & Williamson
New York
Westmoreland Confesses Secret Nuclear Study for Saigon
Gen William C Westmoreland states he created a secret Saigon group to study tactical nuclear options for Khe Sanh in 1968 and that Washington halted the project He recalls urging a possible use to end the siege while noting political risks and the memory of wartime atomic signals.
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William C. Westmoreland
Saigon
South Vietnam
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Westmoreland
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Khe Sanh
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Earl Wheeler
Hanoi
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