Gen Earle Wheeler dies at 67 after stroke
Gen Earle Wheeler former Army chief of staff and later Joint Chiefs chairman died Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a slight stroke. He served under Kennedy Johnson and Nixon during the Vietnam era and was born in 1908 in Washington. He is survived by his wife and son Gilmore.
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Walker on cross country trek aims for Washington by fall
Jim Stoltz 22 from Royal Oak Mich travels across the United States since May 1, covering about 2500 miles. He began at West Quoddy Head Maine and now rests in Royal Oak to replenish supplies before continuing toward Cape Alava Washington. He says there is no deadline and he will decide after reaching the western point of the continental U.S. whether to pursue other plans.
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Pope Paul VI Calls Non Christian Faiths Incomplete
Pope Paul VI in a 13 000 word apostolic exhortation on evangelism says non Christian religions are incomplete yet sincere. He rejects violent means to solve world problems and urges intensified Catholic outreach while respecting Judaism and Islam.
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Romy Schneider Marries Secretary in West Berlin
Romy Schneider aged 37 wed her secretary Daniel Biasini, 28, in a West Berlin hotel. It is the Austrian born star's second marriage after her first, to producer Harry Meyen, ended in divorce. she has lived in Paris for years.
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Rebels seize air bases amid Peron ouster demand
Rebels seize at least one air base near Buenos Aires and threaten to press for President Isabel Peron's removal. Government says air force chief replaced. rebels claim bases remain under control. Meanwhile Beirut turmoil, Uganda relations, U.S. energy and rail news mix with arctic deaths and holiday crash risk.
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Revolt Crushed in Mozambique Amid Purge By Machel Regime
Troops and police in Mozambique stopped a Wednesday night uprising in Lourenco Marques. Radio Mozambique called the rebels armed reactionaries in uniform and reported deaths injuries and captures among those involved. The purge targets corruption and dissent within the government of President Samora Machel.
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Ford to witness Stevens swearing in at Supreme Court
The White House announced President Ford will witness John Paul Stevens sworn in as Supreme Court justice. Stevens will take two oaths in the court and later pledge to uphold the Constitution, marking the first presidential attendance at a court swearing-in since 1969.
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Krupsak Stranded by Suspended License for Aide
Lt Gov Krupsak rode without her official chauffeur Ronald Alheim after a state trooper stopped them in a official limousine last Friday. The trooper reported Alheim’s license had been suspended two years earlier prompting Krupsak to rely on other aides for official travel.
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Evil Kallinger given 80 year Harrisburg sentence
Philadephia shoemaker Joseph Kallinger, labeled evil, was sentenced in Harrisburg to 80 years for a robbery conviction. Judge John Dowling called him an evil man as the term includes a parole possibility after 30 years. the case involved a Dec 3 1974 suburban Harrisburg home robbery tied to his 12 year old son Michael who was also involved.
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