National Snowstorm Hits Southeast. Georgia North Carolina Lead Snow
A winter storm dumped slush and up to five inches of snow across Georgia and North Carolina, with gusty winds on the coast. The Blue Ridge Parkway closed in North Carolina and schools in the region faced travel hazards as the system moved inland through South Carolina and Alabama.
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Lisbon Rally Opposes Reds in Portuguese Capital
About 50 000 people protested in Lisbon organized by the Socialist Party supporting Premier Jose Pinho de Azevedo against military and Communist influence. Mario Soares urged freedom and rejected forming a government with the Communists amid a planned two hour general strike by Communist unions.
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Russians Reported Captured With UNITA in Angola Fight
Tass labeled claims that 20 Russian advisers were captured with UNITA as propaganda. UNITA said the prisoners were taken during the Malane town seizure, amid ongoing Soviet and Cuban involvement in Angola's civil war and Moscow's recognition of the MPLA government.
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Popular Movement For the Liberation of
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Franco's funeral marks end of an era in Spain
Thousands attend the burial of Francisco Franco in the Valley of the Fallen as King Juan Carlos I, heir to the throne since Saturday, enters the basilica. Falange blue shirts, marches, and the crowd chant Long Live Franco while the nation shifts toward a constitutional monarchy. Dona Carmen Polo de Franco missing the ceremony.
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Caroline Kennedy Photographic Debut in London Gallery
Caroline Kennedy makes her photo graphic debut at the Lexington Labs Gallery in London with pictures in her exhibit. One image shows her mother Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, another a playful self portrait wearing a gypsy outfit with a nose ring and bell, cigarette in hand. Kennedy began photography as a hobby in 1971. AP Wirephoto
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Archbishop Coggan towed from lion infested Tanzania by Canadians
The archbishop of Canterbury, Donald Coggan, was stranded for hours in a lion infested area of northern Tanzania. Canadian tourists towed his car from a dry river bed and the archbishop thanked them after singing Oh Canada in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Dublin player wins World Championship of Monopoly
John Mair of Dublin defeats three opponents to claim the World Championship of Monopoly for Ireland and takes the Charles Darrow Cup. He eliminated Roger Hendrick of Ghent and bankrupted Ken Jones of Bolton and Cato Wallo of Oslo. Finalist match on the 80 millionth board.
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Lancashire
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Oslo
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Charles Darrow Cup
Mrs Yelena Sakharov to Attend Nobel Peace Prize
Stand-in Friends of Mrs Yelena Sakharov announced in Florence that she will travel to Oslo to receive her husband Andrei Sakharov’s Nobel Peace Prize. The Soviet government refused Sakharov an exit visa citing knowledge of state secrets.
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