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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1973

Page

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Agnew daughter ends Brazil voyage on threat concerns

Vice President Spiro Agnew’s daughter Susan cut short a hospital ship Hope voyage after threats to her life in Brazil. A spokesman said the family chose safety and returned to Washington. Brazilian police denied threats. officials noted no security breach was found. The move comes amid unrelated Maryland kickback probes involving Agnew.

Combined News Services Spiro T Agnew Susan Brazil Marsh Thomson Miss Agnew Washington The Hope Thomson Rio de Janeiro Dennis Lucey U.S Maceio Nobel Carabano Carabano Washington Star News William Walsh Project Walsh Star-News Maryland

Burton Denies Divorce as Taylor Divorce Talk Rises

Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor faced renewed divorce talk as Burton arrived in New York with a lawyer friend. A Frosch said reconciliation is unlikely, while Burton denied divorce plans, planing a Long Island visit, and Taylor remains in Rome filming. Also noted were Miss Americas Meeuwsen hospitalized in Honolulu with a respiratory infection and Rep Mills of Arkansas undergoing back diagnostics in Little Rock.

Richard Burton Elizabeth Taylor New York Burton Miss Taylor Aaron Frosch Long Island Rome Wilbur Mills Baptist Medical Center Little Rock Mills

Heat wave, blackout hit New York and regions

Widespread power failures blamed on extreme heat affect Queens and LaGuardia while Washington bears record heat and high pollution. Midwest farmers worry about irrigation power as eastern cities cool slowly. Delta jet crash inquiry reveals cockpit instrument problems before Logan landing. Houston Skylab crew demonstrates space bathroom and long mission navigation tasks in Paraguay imagery.

Queens New York City Laguardia Washington, D.C Detroit Midwest New York Chicago Plains National Weather Service

Four-engine SAS jet crashes near Madrid killing most aboard

A U S Air Force C141 Starlifter bound for McGuire via Madrid crashed on approach to Torrejon Air Base near Madrid, killing 24 of 25 on board. Only 1st Lt. William H. Ray survived with multiple leg fractures and contusions. The wreckage stretched over a mile near Huera village. In Belgium, about 150 Americans and Canadians are stranded at Ostend Airport after a payment dispute between a Belgian charter airline and tour operators.

Madrid SAS Military Airlift Command Torrejon U.S. Air Force William H. Ray McGuire Air Force Base N.J Athens McGuire Huera Ostend Belgium

Danish filmmaker presses erotic Christ film despite bans

Jens Joergen Thorsen announced in Copenhagen that he will proceed with an erotic Christ film despite French and papal backlash and potential loss of Danish government support. He challenged the critics who had not read his script as France bans shooting in southern France and considers new locations in North Africa or South America.

Jens Joergen Thorsen Copenhagen Christ Thorsen North Africa South America Film — Institute

Sex on raft denied by Swedish skipper during long voyage

Maria Bjornstam, 30, the blonde Swedish skipper of the Alcali, described the sociological raft voyage with 11 crew members. She said there was no sex aboard the vessel during 101 days at sea and that she did not participate in or witness any lovemaking as researchers filled out questionnaires and studied pollution to keep busy.

Alcali Maria Bjornstam Santiago Genoves Mexico City

Oversexed ducks at Colonnades Beach Hotel draw help from Miami Herald

Multimillionaire John D. MacArthur told the Miami Herald’s Action Line he and guests fed a growing flock of ducks at his Colonnades Beach Hotel near Riviera Beach. Ducks multiplied after friends added ducklings and wild birds joined, leading MacArthur to seek a solution.

John D. MacArthur Miami Herald Colonnades Beach Hotel Riviera Beach MacArthur

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