Rizzo Wins Democratic Nomination Amid Machine Feud
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo easily captured the Democratic nomination for a second term defeating State Sen. Louis Hill and Muhammed Kenyetta as party tensions with City Committee Chair Peter Camiel resurfaced. Hill acknowledged the underdog status while Camiel asserted party leadership remains.
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Rockefeller Says Nel son Not Pushed Into Public Life
Happy Rockefeller denies opposing her husband public life and says she and Nelson Rockefeller have a strong marriage. The interview notes she has been portrayed as disliking his career. Separately, Lynda Johnson Robb questions remain about John Stonehouse and his return to Britain for Labor meetings in June. President Idi Amin threatens to destroy Tanzania over the OAU summit, warning troops that Uganda will act if Tanzania blocks the venue in Kampala.
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World Today Tornadoes and Nations in Turmoil Across Regions
Tornadoes and storms devastate the Midwest while political crises unfold. South Korea calls the US to act to prevent Indochina’s fate on the peninsula. Costa Rica accuses Del Monte Standard Fruit and United Brands of conspiracies amid land expropriation plans. Beirut endures gunfire as deaths rise. Italy faces nationwide strikes as civil service protests flare. Weather, politics, and violence ripple through multiple regions with casualties and tensions mounting.
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House boosts travel allowances for members
The House Administration Committee approved higher travel benefits for members and staff. The new rule allows 32 trips per year with six trips for staff and six for members on staff or allowed as a cash option. The cash travel allowance doubles to 2 250 per year.
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Barbara Hepworth Dies in Studio Fire at St Ives
Barbara Hepworth renowned sculptor died at 73 after a studio home fire in St Ives England. Authorities reported the fire occurred Tuesday night and her body was found at the scene.
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Independent Classifieds May 21 1975
Classified notices from the Independent dated May 21 1975 list local listings and ads including phone numbers HE 5-1161 and HE 2-5959 for contact and procurement of goods or services.
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