Naturalist Buell Gibbons dies after illness and fame
Buell Gibbons, author and naturalist known for foraging books and TV appearances, died on arrival Monday evening after a bout with bronchitis. He lived on a Beaver Town, Pennsylvania farm and built a career around wild foods and health claims despite FTC scrutiny of his plant based ads.
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Congress Moves to Postpone India's Elections and Extend Emergency
NEW DELHI India's Congress Party agreed to suspend parliamentary elections for the first time since independence to prolong emergency rule and push constitutional changes. Prime Minister Gandhi won unanimous backing to strengthen her grip, with dissidents expelled or silenced. AP, 1975.
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Toll at thirty-year Christmas death low in 1975
The four day Christmas period 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday saw 397 deaths on U S highways far below the NSC projection of 440 to 500. The total marks the lowest for any Christmas interval longer than two days since 1946.
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Fire deaths and property losses rise in 1975
The National Fire Protection Association reports about 11 800 fire deaths in 1975, with around 6 800 in dwelling fires, up 200 from 1974. Property losses are estimated at 4.4 billion dollars, up from 3.8 billion in 1974.
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Pittsburgh teachers march to protest court order plan
Several hundred striking teachers circled City Hall on Monday to condemn the school board request for a court order ending a five week walkout that has disrupted classes for 62 000 students.
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Minsky raid tale debunked by former Mademoiselle Fifi
Mary Dawson says the 1925 raid at Minsky's is a myth. She, once known as Mademoiselle Fifi, denies performing there that night, notes her father never raided the theater, and recalls working a convention instead. She remains active in private shows and teaches her granddaughter.
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Queen Elizabeth II and Philip to sail for Bicentennial events
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will voyage aboard the royal yacht Britannia to the United States for American Bicentennial celebrations. They will reach Philadelphia on July 6, visit Washington on July 7 8, sail to New York City, then go to Boston on July 11 and proceed to Canada where the Queen will open the Montreal Olympic Games.
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Lefkowitz declines to dismiss Nadjari probe request
Prosecutor Louis Lefkowitz refused Governor Hugh Carey’s request to summarily dismiss special state prosecutor Maurice Nadjari. He warned such action would give Nadjari six months to wind up his pending cases.
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