Franco Celebrates 37 Years as Spain’s Chief of State
Generalissimo Francisco Franco and Juan Carlos, the Bourbon heir he named successor, preside at the Palacio de Oriente Madrid in a ceremony marking Franco’s 37th anniversary as head of state. Doctors report mixed recovery prospects for James Fisher, one of two men adrift 72 days after a boat capsize, while Robert Timivenko gains strength but lacks food. Jacqueline Onassis seeks court action to reconsider photo pursuit limits, arguing for a clear decree to protect privacy. Picasso heirs sign to donate Picasso collection to the Lowe, including works by Monet, Cezanne, Degas, and Matisse, with an exhibition planned for next spring.
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Longview
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Remald Galella
New York
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Matisse
Degas
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Sex operation hermaphrodite seeks annulment in Virginia
Pat Johnston, born Patricia Lynn Johnston, married a sailor in 1957 and later a woman in 1987 after a sex change. Johnston filed for annulment on grounds of physical inability to consummate the marriage in Arlington, Virginia. He says he had sexual intercourse with women and has two daughters from the earlier marriage.
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Star-News
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Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Alexandria
Sara M. Nedeleovych
Nedelcovych
Portsmouth
Admirals wife jailed in London shoplifting case
Mildred Gratia, 57, of New York, wife of retired U S vice admiral Arthur Gralia, was found guilty of stealing jewelry worth SW from Harrods in London. She was jailed, released on bail pending appeal as the two month old crackdown on foreign shoplifters continues. The husband is a former U S Navy vice admiral.
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London
UPI
U.S. Ny
Mildred Gratia
New York
Britain
Harrod
Arthur Gralia
U.S. Navy
Alioto enters California governor race amid Watergate fallout
San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto, 57, formally entered the 1974 California gubernatorial race. He argued Look magazine's Mafia links were a Watergate vendetta and pledged a fight against special interests, touting trust busting and social justice in a campaign starting in San Diego. He faces Republican Howland Reagan’s seat and rivals Jerome Waldie and William Roth, with Brown Jr viewed as front-runner by polls.
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Joseph L. Alioto
San Francisco
California
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Look
Watergate
Aliata
Alioto
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Justice Department
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Brown
Humphrey
Consumer advocate Hafif runs for governor in California
Los Angeles based attorney Herb Hafif 49 announced at a Los Angeles Press Club news conference his bid for the gubernatorial nomination. He touted solutions with people’s support and criticized current campaign practices as indecent while pledging a reformist approach.
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Herb Hafif
Los Angeles Press Club
Los Angeles Station Bans 42 TV Violence Shows
A California broadcaster agreed to drop 42 violent children programs and add a parent warning system after a national group petitioned the FCC. KTTV will stop airing Batman Superman Lone Ranger Aqua Man and 39 others within 90 days and apply a dual bong alert and caution slide for any show before 8 30 p m.
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Ercules
Marine Bay
Machinists and Deere Reach Tentative Wage Pact
Negotiators from the International Association of Machinists and Deere & Co announced a tentative wage contract today. JAM members at Moline Illinois and Des Moines Iowa plants had walked out, while Waterloo Iowa workers protested an IAW ratification as UAW members were voting. The tentative terms await JAM ratification.
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The Great Western Savings Appeal
The statewide Western savings association promotes wide office access for deposits withdrawals and free services including cashing personal checks. It touts GW identification and automatic savings services, claiming assets over 444 billion and a distinctive "Great Western feeling" of placing savings in the right place.
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Great Western
Aleo Free Ghesk-A-Montk Prana
Fedral Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Ederal Home Loan Bank
Great Western Financial Corporation
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