Liz Taylor Marries John William Warner in Virginia
Elizabeth Taylor wed former Navy secretary John William Warner at Atoka Farms on a hilltop near Mindburg Virginia in a sunset ceremony. It is her seventh marriage and Warners second. The couple plan a Israel trip and Christmas in Switzerland with seven children from various marriages.
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Korea cabinet shakeup and asylum fears linked to payoffs
The article reports a cabinet shakeup in Korea with the firing of Unification Minister Yoo Sangguine and four other posts, moves of Justice Minister Hwang Sanduk to Education and Lee Sun-jung replacing him, and Shin Ayung-shik becoming construction minister. It notes Kim Sang-keun seeking asylum amid alleged influence peddling scrutiny and a news blackout on the defection and payoff scandal.
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Iowa council may certify a chimpanzee as winner
Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner says the Executive Council must certify the candidate with the most votes, even if a chimpanzee runs write-ins. He notes the state constitution allows only the Senate to judge qualifications, and a mischievous college poll could seat a chimpanzee with a banana in hand.
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Border clashes and troop movements near Bint Jbeil amid truce tensions
Lebanese report says Israeli border batteries pounded Bint Jbeil and nearby villages through the night to shield right wing attackers. Israeli infantry reportedly patrolled the border while Christians accuse leftists and Palestinians of shelling border settlements. Diplomatic channels discuss Arafat’s guerrilla weapons turns and Syrian peacekeeping roles amid a two week cease fire.
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Japan's LDP Eyes Continued Rule Amid Scandal and Rivalry
In Tokyo the Liberal Democratic Party was expected to keep control of the lower house in Sunday's elections despite the Lockheed scandal and a leadership contest. Prime Minister Takeda Miki faced a tough bid to stay party president and thus prime minister, while rival Takeo Fukuda joined him at a Tokyo train station to clasp hands as the campaign ended.
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Packages and politics shape 1974 Japan news roundup
The piece covers shipping rates from express to postal deadlines, noting Greyhound and air cargo options between New York and Chicago, plus United Airlines pricing. It shifts to Japanese politics with Pukuda's resignation, Miki's cabinet, and a split in the LDP amid Lockheed payoffs. It cites polls predicting the LDP’s challenge to retain control in the enlarged lower house.
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