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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1975

Page

2

Mountbatten speaks on education at Princeton visit

Lord Mountbatten, visiting Princeton with United World Colleges, defends the program as a world peace vehicle while brushing aside questions on books and India's crisis. He criticizes commercialization of war memories and notes plans to attract top students from diverse nations to study together.

Princeton N.J Lord Mountbatten Earl Mountbatten Burma India Britain Mountbatten Lord Louis Mountbatten United World Colleges Wales British Columbia Singapore Iran Aleksei Kosygin King Olav Norway Hirohito United Nations Kurt Waldheim Nelson Rockefeller England Churchill Roosevelt Southeast Asia Rudyard Kipling China UWC Jacksonville Fla Ashraf Pahlavi America United States Jacksonville University

Onassis Trust Backed NYC Bonds Said Asset Rich Cash Poor

Money magazine reports Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis would lose $100000 a year if New York City defaults. The multimillion-dollar trust she built with Aristotle Onassis was to be invested entirely in city bonds, a choice she urged despite bank cautions. The piece notes her jewel holdings and meetings with Maurice Tempelsman.

New York Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis New York City Money Magazine Time, Inc Onassis Maurice Tempelsman

Priest rescues despondent man from 15th floor window

Richard DeVito sat on a hotel window sill for over 70 hours after losing his job. Priest Rev. Edward Mackiewicz prayed outside the door and pulled him inside during a final exchange with a TV reporter. DeVito was placed in a psychiatric clinic for observation.

Pittsburgh Richard DeVito Father Mackiewicz DeVito Richard William Penn Hotel State Welfare Office America Teresa DeVito Farmington W. Va Philadelphia

Calif. Representative Weds in Seoul Chapel Ceremony

U S Representative Charles H. Wilson 58 and Chang Hyon-Ju 34 were married at the U S Army chapel in Seoul. The couple arrived from the United States recently and were wed by Col Daniel T Saylor. They met in Washington about six months ago through a mutual friend.

Seoul South Korea Charles H. Wilson D-Calif Chang Hyon-Ju U.S. 8Th Army Hawthorne Lawmaker Miss Chang United States Daniel T. Saylor Wilson Washington

Scream in the Haunted House at Tropical Park Race Track

Youth for Christ in Miami offers a haunted house attraction named Scream in the Haunted House from this week through Halloween priced at $2. The event last year terrified 82 000 visitors and supported counselors for juvenile delinquents.

Youth For Christ Miami Fla Tropical Park Race Track

Signatures on Declaration bring $120000 top bid

A complete set of the 56 autographs of the Declaration of Independence signers sold for a record 120000 at Swann Galleries New York, bought by a group of about 12 investors who plan to display them in Pennsylvania for the Bicentennial. The sale marks a swift rise in autograph values since 1922.

Europe Ford New York Haverford College Swann Galleries, Inc Pennsylvania Ervin Bender Philadelphia Irving Pollack Consortium Benjamin Franklin High School Henry E. Huntington Harry Houdini Haverford Denver Alice Bemis Taylor Colorado State College William Pyle Phillips

Renewal threatens primitive man in Smithsonian study

An anthropologist at the National Anthropological Film Center warns urban renewal may erase independent civilizations. E. Richard Sorenson argues study of Fore people of New Guinea reveals how upbringing shapes behavior and questions the loss of diverse human adaptations within a decade.

Washington National Anthropological Film Center Smithsonian Institution E. Richard Sorenson Sorenson New Guinea Mexico

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