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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1976

Page

2

Party Chief Quits Over Witch Hunt Controversy

Jeremy Thorpe resigned as Liberal Party leader amid a sustained witch hunt over an alleged homosexual relationship with a male model. He said leadership was hampered by investigations and plots, as the Liberals hold 13 of 635 Commons seats.

London Jeremy Thorpe Britain Liberal Party Thorpe David Steel Liberals House of Common

TV couples split up next fall in two NBC series

A Rhoda staged ending will separate Valerie Harper from the role while Joe remains on the show. McMillan and Wife will shed Susan Saint James and relaunch as McMillan on NBC Sunday Mystery Movie.

Rhoda Wnarilal McMillan CBS Valerie Harper

Historic 1876 Centennial re-creation opens in Philadelphia

Chief Justice Warren Burger leads a Nostalgic re-enactment with five horse drawn carriages and 400 pigeons in Philadelphia to mark the 100 year anniversary. Smithsonian chancellor and secretary S Dillon Ripley wear top hats and ride in the lead carriage following the Grant and Dom Pedro pair from the original 1876 opening.

Warren Burger Dillon Ripley The Smithsonian Institution Philadelphia Burger S. Dillon Ripley Arts and Industries Smithsonian Ulysses S. Grant Dom Pedro Brazil Ripley

1876 Centennial Exhibition Recalled and Rehousing Saga

Ripley recalls the 1876 Centennial Exhibition as the world's fair of its era and notes the rise of the American republic from three million to unmatched achievements. The event, staged a century after Philadelphia, inspired later displays and led to 42 carloads being shipped to the Smithsonian before finding a home with the Arts and Industries building in 1881.

Burger China Mussia American Republic Philadelphia Ripley Smithsonian Arts Aixi Industries

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