Symington Announces Retirement From Senate Race
Senator Stuart Symington, 73, says he will not seek re election in 1976, citing health family loss and duty to Missouri. He plans to pursue nuclear field work after his term and endorses a strong party leadership while Warren Hearnes vies for the seat.
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Inmate Killed as Joliet Prison Riots Leave Hostages
In Joliet Correctional Center a six hour riot left 1 inmate dead and 7 guards injured as 10 hostages were freed after a threat to halt inmate transfers. Warden Finkbeiner pledged to stop transfers. officials gave few details on weapons and discipline.
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Maryland reinstates death penalty under new law
Gov. Mandel signed a bill making Maryland the thirty second state to reinstate capital punishment since the 1972 Supreme Court decision. Execution is mandatory for certain premeditated first degree murders after July 1, 1975, though can be commuted or pardoned by the governor.
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Honduran army ousts Lopez Arellano in coup
Gen Oswaldo Lopez Arellano is toppled by the Honduran armed forces after a dispute over a United Brands bribery claim. Col Juan Alberto Melgar Castro installed as chief of state in a bloodless seizure. Lopez whereabouts unknown, reports say he may have left for Nicaragua.
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McDowell Weds Margot Dullea in London Civil Ceremony
British actor Malcolm McDowell, 31, married American actress Margot Dullea, 37, ex-wife of Keir Dullea, in a quiet civil ceremony in London. The couple had lived together for five years, spokesman Mike Kaplan said.
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Cincinnati Quintuplets Born To Levy Family
Three girls and two boys weighing over three pounds each were born by Caesarean section to Mark and Pamela Levy in Cincinnati after fertility drug treatment. Dr. Allen Shade said all five have a good chance of surviving and they were placed in a nursery for premature births.
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Miller Entertainer Awarded Workmen Compensation Benefit
Miss Miller from the St. Louis Municipal Opera received 4651.78 in workers compensation after a 1972 injury when struck by a steel curtain during Anything Goes. She had sought 1.5 million in damages. Judge Daniel Tillman issued the ruling Tuesday.
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