Carters depart for Camp David vacation in first long retreat
President Carter and Rosalynn Carter fly to Camp David from Bethesda Naval Hospital for an extended vacation in the Catoctin Mountains. Amy Carter and Caron Carter accompany them as Orval Faubus and a heart transplant patient are also noted in this period.
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Walters Father, Lou Walters, Dies at 81 in Miami
Lou Walters father of Barbara Walters and founder of the Latin Quarter clubs died in Miami after an illness. He was 81. The Rev Billy Graham and a Hungarian churchman confirmed plans for an eight day mission in Hungary next month between September 3 and 10. Graham called the visit a major breakthrough for East West understanding.
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Crosby back on road after Pasadena tumble in Concord
Bing Crosby returns to the stage with a one night stand at the Pavilion in Concord across the bay from his Hillsborough home. He describes the show as a trial run for a world tour and notes he remains cautious about his back. Crosby cites family involvement with son Harry and daughter Mary Frances joining him, calling concerts a family affair.
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Gandhi aides arrested in corruption crackdown in India
The Indian government arrested four close aides of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on corruption charges. P. C. Sethi Yashpal Kapoor R. K. Dhawan and N. K. Singh were taken into custody as Gandhi reenters public life amid mounting political pressure.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
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R. K. Dhawan
N. K. Singh
Cigarettes get cleaner and lighter in latest FTC ratings
The FTC ratings show 52 of 166 U.S. brands deliver lower tar and nicotine. Carlton 70s regular leads with 5 mg tar and 0.05 mg nicotine, while Players regular hard pack lists 34 mg tar and 2.5 mg nicotine. Other items note Laetrile veto in New York and Tonry's prison term.
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Federal Trade Commission
Carlton
Dying Nazi Kappler Escape Sparks West German Concern
Herbert Kappler, a convicted Nazi mass murderer dying of cancer, allegedly escaped from a Rome military hospital by being stuffed into a suitcase and carried away by his wife. A West German spokesman said she later told authorities he was in West Germany, but his location remained unknown.
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Walter Pidgeon in intensive care after brain surgery
Actor Walter Pidgeon, 78, remained in intensive care at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica recovering from surgery to remove a brain blood clot. Doctors report he is stable and improving and a hospital spokeswoman said he is due to become lucid and doing fine.
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Santa Monica
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