Tragic fall at St. Peter's Basilica claims young girl
A four year old girl slipped through railing atop St. Peter's Basilica and plunged 165 feet to a terrace below. Vatican officials said resuscitation failed. Pope Paul VI offered absolution and prayed by the body, sending condolences through aides to the family.
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UPI
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Pope Paul VI
Vatican
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Alberobella
Taly
Rome
Maria Pasqual
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Mage
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Liem
How a famous picture was made
E Howard Hunt Jr explains why a photograph of G Gordon Liddy outside Ellsberg's psychiatrist’s office was taken as part of the Watergate era burglaries. Hunt testified the image was meant to seem natural to avoid arousing suspicion while casing the target.
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Washington
UPI
E. Howard Hunt Jr
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G. Gordon Liddy
Daniel Ellsberg
Hurt
Liddy
Hunt
Ellsberg
U.S
Gerhard K. Gesell
Rothschild Heir Marries Italian Heiress in Normandy Ceremony
David Rothschild, 42, wed Olympia Aldrobrandhi in a civil ceremony led by Baroness Alix de Rothschild in Reux Normandy. The event drew about 150 guests from international high society and featured a reception at the baroness’s chateau amid heavy security and a tented setting outside the village town hall.
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Reux
France
UPI
David Rothschild
Olympia Aldrobrandhi
Alix de Rothschild
Normandy
David
Olympia
Rothschild
Alix
Barom Guy de Rothschild
Nixon Brezhnev ties touted as detente fuel
Nixon credits a personal relationship with Brezhnev for detente progress. Brezhnev spokesman Zamyatin backs the claim that US Soviet agreements stem from that personal rapport. Observers note Nixon uses travel diplomacy to offset Watergate worries while Moscow guards against a cult of personality.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
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Yalta
Ussr
Nixon
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid
Brezhnev
Paxsians
Leonid Zamyatin
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Brezimey
Troika
Nikolai ¥. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Scientist who urged making A-bomb dies
Dr Vannevar Bush, a leading advocate for the United States atomic bomb program, died at his Belmont home after years of ill health. MIT former professor and dean of engineering, he helped secure FDR's approval for the project and contributed to early computer theory.
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Mass
UPI
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Franklin JD. Hoosevelt
United States
Belmont
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MIT
Bast
Joint New Weapons Comittee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Roosevelt
Landslide in Colombia Buries 200 Travelers
Public works crews, soldiers and police recovered body after body from a mountain of mud and rocks that buried more than 200 travelers on a Colombian road. Civil defense said about 70 bodies found. 20 identified. many still under rubble. Survivors described rocks falling and a gust of wind before the slide.
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Colombia
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Sunshine People and Marilyn Garnett Life
Marilyn Garnett and family confront mental retardation and social isolation in past era Castro Valley. The Garnett home shows openness and resilience while Marilyn matures with help at the San Leandro workshop and in daily tasks. The piece contrasts limits and potential, noting Marilyn’s work, independence, and a life still distinct from typical adolescence.
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San Leandro
Nnal
Mrs. Garnett
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