Ex Illinois Gov Kerner dies after long illness
Former Illinois Governor Otto Kerner died in Chicago after a two year cancer battle and a court conviction tied to a race track stock scandal. The 67 year old served 1961 to 1968 and led the Kerner Commission on violence. He was indicted while on the federal bench and later paroled for ill health.
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Fighting shatters Lebanon peace
Explosions rattle Beirut and fighting with tanks and artillery spread to countryside after a new president was elected. At least 78 killed and 130 wounded as clashes continued, with tanks seen at Aintoura and shelling in the mountains.
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747 crash kills 15 near Madrid in stormy conditions
A Boeing 747 cargo plane of the Iranian air force crashed southwest of Madrid killing all 17 aboard after departing Tehran with a planned refueling stop. The crash occurred in a field near Hude village, with wreckage scattered widely, marking the second fatal 747 crash since 1970.
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Naples mayor Valenzi resigns after confidence vote setback
Resigned Maurizio Valenzi, Naples mayor and leader of the Host Communist coalition, left office following a 39 to 33 confidence vote defeat. The Christian Democrat backed motion toppled the Communist Socialist municipal government amid similar coalitions in Milan Florence Bologna Turin and Venice.
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Kissinger cautions on Middle East status quo and talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned that maintaining the current Middle East situation risks greater harm than conflicts. He stressed no outside power will impose a solution and urged negotiations between the parties led toward peace. About 1400 attendees at Baltimore’s Chizuk Amuno Synagogue applauded, while 50 Jewish Defense League protesters demonstrated outside.
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Shop Owner Promises Owl Thematic Cover-Up For Ford
Dan Pendergast defends mailing a $120 owl themed wig to President Ford. He calls it a harmless "cover-up" for a president reputed to have nothing to hide. The note attached to the hair piece hints at a political jab.
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Polish Archbishop Says Catholics Still Fear Communists
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski told worshipers at Krakow during SS Stanislas ceremonies that some Polish Catholics remain under pressure from authorities and fear admitting their faith. He cited fear of job loss and noted improved, then strained, Catholic-Communist relations after police tore down a church wall.
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Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier and Karren Lamb Wed in Quiet Milwauke e Home
Henry Maier, Milwaukee mayor since 1960, and college professor Karren Lamb quietly wed at Lambs' Milwaukee home. Maier, 58, divorced in 1974 from his first wife Mary Ann after two years. They have two daughters. Lamb, 38, is divorced with a 15 year old son.
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