Best dressed list draws mixed praise and Nobel buzz
The Custom Tailors Guild named ten best dressed men in America including Vice President Mondale and others like Joe Namath and John Denver while Carter was noted as shabbier. Separately, Nobel physics and chemistry prizes went to Amundson, van Vieck, Mott, Prigogine, and Prigogine’s work on non equilibrium thermodynamics is highlighted alongside Prigogine’s contributions to energy flow in living systems. The report also covers Tito’s wife rumors, Roddy Llewellyn’s birthday party hosted by Princess Margaret, and West Virginia Governor Rockefeller’s net worth disclosure ahead of a public broadcaster post confirmation.
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America
Mamdale
Carter
Feneral
Tailors Guild
Joe Namath
Burt Reynolds
Don Rickles
Percy Foreman
Monty Hall
John Denver
Frank Gorshin
Mel Boldt
Chicago
Vito Pascucci
Leblanc Corp
Kenosha
Wis
Ilys Prigogine
Free University of Brussels
University of Texas
Philip W. Anderson
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Murray Hill
N.J
John H. van Vieck
Harvard University
Sir Nevill F. Mott
Cambridge University
England
Prigogine
Swedish
Royal Academy of Services
van Vleck
Academy
van Vieck
Mott
Amierson
Pat
West Virginia
Jay Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Charleston
Sharon
Senate
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Assassination rocks Yemen as new council forms
In Sana a radio report confirms the slaying of Nori Yemeni President Ibrahim al Hamdi and his brother Col Abdullah Mohammed al Hamdi. A three man presidential council is formed under Maj Ahmed Hussein al Ghashmi who becomes leader and commander in chief. Details of the killings are not released.
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Cyprus
Ibrahim, al-Hamdi
Abdullah Mohammed al-Hamdi
North Yemen
Sana
Ahmed Hussein al-Ghashmi
Information merger plan to unify U S information agencies
President Carter submitted a plan to Congress to merge the United States Information Agency with the State Department Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs into a single International Communication Agency. Voice of America would remain part of the renamed agency and would be responsible for news broadcasts content. In his message, Carter emphasized an objective broadcasting system and accountability for news content.
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Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
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Information Agency
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Voice
Kantor dies famed author of Andersonville in Florida
MacKinlay Kantor, 78, Pulitzer Prize winner and author of Andersonville, died Tuesday in Sarasota after a long heart ailment. He wrote 32 novels and many short works, with films and poetry influencing Hollywood. Survived by Irene Layne Kantor, Layne Kantor Shroder, Tim Kantor, sister Virginia Spurs, six grandchildren. Cremation planned. ashes to Webster City, Iowa.
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Iowa
Daily News
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New York
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Virginia
Georgia
Drake University
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Ripon College
Gulf of Mexico
Irene Layne Kantor
Layne Kantor Shroder
Tim Kantor
Virginia Spurs
Fort Lauderdale
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