Lindbergh Home Named National Landmark in Minnesota
Lindberghs gather at the boyhood home in Little Falls as the Lindbergh house is designated a national historic landmark. About 2,000 residents braved thunderstorms for the ceremony honoring Charles A. Lindbergh, with remarks from John Ward of Amherst College and other dignitaries.
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Basque rights rally fuels Spain's first free election
Dolores Ibarruri known as La Pasionaria urged Basques to fight for their rights in Bilbao. The 82 year old Communist leader spoke to a crowd over 20 000 amid Basque protests and flared flags. Her return from Moscow echoed Spain's push for democratic elections on June 15 after 41 years of dictatorship.
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Envoy warns on detente with the Soviets
U.S. ambassador Malcolm Toon at Tufts warned against basing negotiations on the Soviets' apparent good will. He criticized past detente policies for creating exaggerated hopes and fears of disaster, linking them to Nixon's 1972 Moscow visit. True detente requires recognizing the Soviet Union's totalitarian nature.
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Dead girl dies again after revival attempt
In Ann Arbor Michigan Crystal Williams who survived a near drowning after being submerged around four minutes at Jake near Jackson died Sunday authorities listed the cause as drowning. Doctors revived her for over an hour after her heart stopped then she died about 12 hours later.
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Lindbergh crate fails to draw bids at Monterey sale
The 27-foot shipping crate used to return Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis to America from Europe drew no bids at the Monterey auction. Owner Harry Holt, whose family connected to the crate, lamented the result and noted plans to perhaps donate it or repurpose it, with the crate dating back to 1927 aboard the USS Memphis.
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