Onassis flies to Paris for medical care
Aristotle Onassis arrived in Paris with Jacqueline Kennedy to seek treatment for a muscular ailment complicated by flu and fever. He was to be admitted to the American Hospital at Neuilly after a discreet entry, with 25 journalists at the hospital entrance and the tycoon transferred from his central Paris apartment.
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Navy Yeoman Radford Re-enlists Amid Pentagon Spy Allegations
Navy Yeoman Charles Radford, once linked to an alleged Pentagon spy plot against the White House, re-enlists after being assigned to the Naval Reserve unit in Slem Oregon for three years. He denies passing information to columnist Jack Anderson and says his security clearance was revoked as punishment for doing Navy work, citing economic reasons to support his family.
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Charles Radford
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White House
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National Security Council
Henry Kissinger
Jack Anderson
Buchwald Dances With Betty Ford at White House Dinner
Humor columnist Art Buchwald attended a White House dinner honoring Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. He danced with First Lady Betty Ford as the Marine Band played They'll Never Believe Me, prompting Buchwald to consider a sequel.
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White House
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Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Betty Ford
Marine Band
Weather satellite soars to track storms from Pacific
The 1,379-pound Synchronous Meteorological Satellite 2 launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Delta rocket and entered a temporary orbit. Russian space scientists observed the launch as the satellite moves to a final 22,300 mile high station over the Pacific to provide hurricane and tornado forecasts for the western United States and Hawaii with half hour photo transmissions.
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Italian Palace Stolen Art Reel Produces Three Renaissance Masters
Daring thieves roped into the Ducal Palace Urbino before dawn and seized Raphael’s La Muta and two works by Piero della Francesca including the Flagellation of Christ and Madonna of Senigallia. They climbed scaffolding and slid through an air shaft to access the Hall of Angels. In Lima Peru gunfire ends looting after police strike leaves 47 dead and curfews tightens warnings against gatherings.
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Raphael
Piero Della Francesca
Della Francesca
Museum
Lima
Immigrant Wins Illinois Lottery Bonanza Prize
Bonanza winner Helen Mergill a 22 year old Yugoslavian immigrant from Chicago receives the Illinois lottery bonanza of 300000 dollars. She came to the United States in 1966 and lived with her father Milan who was laid off. She had worked as a rental agent for a building management company before losing her job two days earlier.
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Chiago
Mergill
United States
Chicago
Milan
Limousine Limitation Act Aims to Cut Official Chauffeering
Sen William Proxmire introduced a Limousine Limitation Act proposing to trim the number of officials eligible for chauffeured service to 27. He said the measure would save the government about 13 million dollars annually.
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
Court martialed chaplain promoted to captain
Navy Chaplain Andrew Jensen, the only chaplain ever court martialed in U.S. history, was promoted to captain after being twice passed over. He was acquitted of charges over alleged affairs with officers wives on Good Friday 1971 and was recently assigned to the Philadelphia Naval Regional Medical Center chaplain staff with duties excluding private counseling for women. Jensen plans to publish a book about his case, calling the charges trumped up.
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Navy
Andrew Jensen
Marlton N.J
Philadelphia
Jensen
Philadelphia Naval Regional Medical Center
Prison inmate named among five outstanding Michigan Jaycees
Lloyd Tisi, 31, a convicted second degree murderer serving a life term for the 1967 stabbing of Judy Ann Phares, is named one of five outstanding young men of 1974 by the Michigan Jaycees. His Braille publications work and a map for the blind have earned nationwide recognition.
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Lloyd Tisi
Judy Ann Phares
Warren
Southern Michigan
Jackson
Tisi
Braille
Presley Kin Suffering Heart Attack and Blockage
Vernon Presley, 59, hospitalized Wednesday in the coronary care unit after chest pains and a heart attack. Elvis Presley, 40, also at Baptist Hospital in Memphis for treatment of an intestinal blockage, reported in satisfactory condition Thursday.
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Vernon Presley
Baptist Hospital
Memphis
Presley
Elvis
Mansfield Senate Leader Mike Mansfield Diagnosed With Pneumonia
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield is diagnosed with pneumonia at Bethesda Naval Hospital. His office says his fever is gone and he is in good spirits.
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Mike Mansfield
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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