Albuquerque couple renews romance after 54 years apart
Irene Jabnach and Orville Smith of Albuquerque wed on Thursday after a long engagement dating to 1911. She recalled serving in a Texas college pursuit while he worked as a sheep inspector. The couple reconnected after Mrs. Smith read about him in the Tribune’s Off the Beaten Path column. Brig Gen. Robin Olds near retirement and actress Shirley MacLaine’s China trip comments appear in the surrounding notes, with MacLaine contrasting Western and Chinese women's roles. In Manhattan, writer Kieran Tunney reports a burglary of George Bernard Shaw letters, a cash stash, a briefcase, and a $500 reward for recovery.
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Greek leader moves to abolish monarchy and seek presidential republic
Athens dispatch reports Premier George Papadopoulos announcing Greece will become a presidential republic. He proclaims himself first president after leading the 1967 coup and suspending parliament. A plebiscite is planned later, with a general election for a new parliament by year end 1974. The premier accuses King Constantine of involvement in a failed coup attempt.
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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 in Garden Michigan. Investigators say his account of being lured away and assaulted before his house fire may be contradicted by sabotage at the scene. Authorities described evidence including drained gasoline, missing spark plugs, and pulled ignition wires.
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First woman to become major general in U S Air Force
Washington UPI report profiles Jeanie M M Holm who receives two silver stars at a Pentagon ceremony, becoming the first female two star general in U S military history. A silversmith turned serviceman, Holm helped expand roles for women beyond clerical work, pushed for women in radar, missiles, and engineering, and held leadership in the Women in the Air Force. She reflects on combat pilot exclusions and cultural questions while noting women’s rising presence in the Air Force reaching about 7 percent by 1970.
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Mistake causes big sale at Sears in Valdosta
In Valdosta Georgia an honest misprint in a Sears ad led about 25 customers to buy 219 inch color television sets priced at 598 dollars though the ad meant black and white sets. Valdosta State College student Stan Kalen bought four at 598 and sold them for 280, using the profit to buy a motorcycle.
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