Mathis to be first U.S. entertainer before mixed crowds in South Africa
Johnny Mathis will become the first U.S. entertainer to perform before racially mixed audiences in South Africa, with a spokesman in Los Angeles saying the segregationist government granted him special dispensation for Durban Johannesburg and Capetown engagements next month. Hubert DeNiro and Liv Ullmann won the LA Film Critics Association 1976 best actor and actress awards for Taxi Driver and Face to Face respectively.
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Winter storm shuts roads and closes schools across multiple states
Bitter wind whipped snows blanketed the Northeast and Midwest as Ohio and Lake County reported 14 to 15 inches with drifts over two feet. Chicago saw wind chills near record lows and icy roads closed major highways as Philadelphia struggled with commuting. Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina closed due to snow and ice while Indiana logged heavy snow in the snow belt from Lake Michigan to Fort Wayne.
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Rabin Resigns as Israel PM Ahead of Vote in May 1977
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin resigns to avoid a defeat on a no confidence motion. Defense Minister Shimon Peres and former Foreign Minister Abba Eban were seen as potential successors as Labor plans a caretaker government until general elections likely in May 1977.
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Argo Merchant Splits Amid Nantucket Grounding Storm
A Liberian tanker the Argo Merchant split in two after running aground near Nantucket Shoals in a winter storm. The vessel carried 7.5 million gallons of heavy oil, with about 1.5 million gallons already oozing into Atlantic fishing grounds and spreading up to 65 miles. Coast Guard reported the bow broke off around 9 a.m. and the ship remained buoyant.
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First U S Man to Be Canonized Saint Neumann
Vatican City announced Paul VI presiding over the canonization of John Nepomucene Neumann, the first American man to be named a saint in the Roman Catholic Church. The ceremony date was set at a meeting of the College of Cardinals. The pope urged world peace and a settlement in the Middle East to protect sacred shrines in Jerusalem.
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Tanker Sansinena explosion smolders at Long Beach dock
The Sansinena wreckage remains smoldering at a Union Oil dock in Los Angeles Port as five of nine presumed dead are still missing. Coast Guard boards of inquiry to meet, led by three senior officers, to last about two weeks, while divers search the harbor for bodies.
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