Married in Thursday ceremony unites Smith and Wirgesteinee
The couple, Wirgesteinee Wwene Johroan and Bevill Smith, wed on Thursday after a 44 year engagement. Smith, 7, and his bride, 74, recounted their long courtship and early life in New Mexico. The piece also notes Brig Gen Robin Olds planning retirement and actress Shirley MacLaine's remarks on gender roles during a China trip. Thieves steal letters from Kieran Tunney’s Manhattan apartment, including items by George Bernard Shaw.
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Greece moves to abolish monarchy and form republic
Premier George Papadopoulos announces the abolition of the monarchy and the creation of a presidential republic after leading the 1970s junta. A plebiscite is planned in two months, with a general election for a new parliament by year end 1974, amid allegations of King Constantine’s involvement in a failed anti-government plot.
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Deputy sheriff held in murder of wife and two sons
Delta County Deputy Sheriff Dennis Murphy 25 was jailed on murder charges for the deaths of his wife Janet 20 and their two sons Randy 2 and Robbie 7 months in Garden Michigan. Investigators report he claimed two men abducted him before the house fire and that signs and tampering at town hall point to a staged tragedy.
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First woman promoted to major general in U S Air Force
Jeanne Holm becomes the first female two star general in U S military history at a Pentagon ceremony. Holm, a former silversmith and Lewis and Clark College alumna, pushed to broaden roles for women in the Air Force and led efforts to diversify assignments beyond clerical and stenographic duties, while acknowledging ongoing limits on women in combat roles.
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Mistake proves costly at Sears in Valdosta
An honest ad error at Sears in Valdosta listing a 19 inch color television at 98 dollars drew 100 inquiries. About 75 customers, including Valdosta State College student Stan Kalen, bought the model at the advertised price and resold some for profit. Kalen said he did not feel bad, noting consumers are often ripped off.
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