Onassis Buried On Scorpios In Greek Island Service
Aristotle Onassis was buried Tuesday in a cy rus grave on his private Scorpios island overlooking the Ionian Sea. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis attended with her children John and Caroline as Sen. Edward Kennedy helped transport the body from Paris. Christina, 24, cried and scattered dirt on the coffin while Christina later sought distance during the ceremony amid reported tensions between Jacqueline and the heiress.
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House approves strip mining curb in 333 to 86 vote
The House passed new strip mining legislation by 333 to 86 to curb land scars. A coal industry spokesman urged President Ford to veto, differing from Senate action. a conference will resolve differences before going to the White House.
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Bandleader Skitch Henderson Drops Tax Appeal
Skitch Lyle Henderson, the bandleader convicted last December of filing false income tax returns, has withdrawn his appeal in the U S District Court of Appeals New York. The 57 year old faces up to six months in prison after withdrawing the appeal before a hearing due next month.
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FDA Warns Against Thin Mint Cookies Over Glass Contamination
The FDA announced a precautionary advisory urging purchasers of Girl Scout thin mint cookies from 11 councils in eight states not to eat them until tests confirm safety. The Barry Division plant in Elizabeth New Jersey, operated by Quaker Oats, produced the batch. No West Coast councils affected.
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Madrid priests threaten strike over church rally ban
Madrid priests threaten to hang no services signs to protest government ban on a church rally. The protest by reform-minded church leaders escalates as they planned a meeting last Saturday to discuss resolutions linking the church to industrial workers.
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Yes urged on market in referendum call
London. Prime Minister Harold Wilson's government urged Britons to vote to stay in the European Common Market in a referendum slated for late June. Sixteen ministers backed the recommendation for a yes vote after two days of heated cabinet debate.
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Portugal bans three parties ahead of April constitutional elections
Lisbon reports Portugal s leftist military rulers ban three political parties from next month s elections and forbid public meetings. Jorge Jesuino says efforts continue to hold a constitutional assembly vote on April 12 despite technical difficulties.
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Whitmore Plays Truman in Give Em Hell Harry in Hershey
Margaret Truman Daniel met actor James Whitmore in Hershey Pennsylvania as he prepares to portray her father in a one man show about Harry Truman. Whitmore said he is awed by the late president and faced the role with resolve.
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Graham says Nixon deepened religiously after Watergate
Evangelist Billy Graham tells Albuquerque Tribune Nixon remains relaxed and not bitter after Watergate. He visited Nixon at San Clemente on March 9 for about two and a half hours, saying the talks focused on religion and not Watergate, with Nixon showing a life of Christ from his grandmother’s library.
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Kleasen Found Competent to Stand Trial in Texas
A nine man three woman jury in Austin ruled Robert Elmer Kleasen competent to face charges of murdering two Mormon missionaries and dismembering their bodies. Kleasen testified, denied insanity, and urged the jury to find him sane and allow trial.
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Powell Jr. Resigns as EEOC Chair After White House Pressure
EEOC chair John Powell Jr resigns under White House pressure amid reported clashes with fellow commissioners. Officials said the White House sought a graceful exit and secured earlier the resignation of general counsel William Carey after Powell conflicts.
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