13 Original States Mark 1st Congress Birthday
Pennsylvania Governor Milton J Shapp and Philadelphia Mayor Frank L Rizzo hosted a breakfast for governors of the 13 original states as they reconvened the First Continental Congress on its 200th anniversary. Ford attended a dinner near Independence Hall while Massachusetts Governor Francis Sargent was absent due to prior commitments. The speeches honored the dissidents who met 200 years ago in Carpenter's Hall, in a setting called the most historic square mile in America.
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Carpenter's Hall
Philadelphia
Milton Shapp
Brendan Byrne
N.J
Malcolm Wilson
N.Y
Sherman Tribbitt
Del
Marvin Mandel
James Holstouser Jr
N.C
Mills Godwin
Jimmy Carter
Meldrim Thompson Jr
N.H
Philip Noel
R.I
John West
Donald Dwight
Mass
Thomas Meskill
Phiraphato
Lee Linder - E
America
Pennsylvania
Milton J.shapp
Frank L. Rizzo
Winlds
Ford
Chestnut Street
Independence Hall
Massachusetts
Francis Sargent
Donald R. Dwight
National Park Service
New Jersey
Benjamin Jones
Patrick Henry
Samuel
John Adams
Copter crash kills one on picture trip
A helicopter carrying National Geographic photographer James Amos, 45, of Annapolis, Maryland, collided with water near Great Salt Lake. The pilot was killed. Amos was rescued by a military helicopter from Hill Air Force Base and taken to Ogden Hospital in satisfactory condition. Officials withheld the pilot’s name pending next of kin notification.
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Qgden
Utah
UPI
National Geographic
Great Salt Lake
James Amos
Annapoliz
Hill Air Force Base
Ogden
Global inflation drives wide price gaps in world cities
A 1974 World Cost survey by Business International Corp shows Tokyo as the priciest city and Bombay the cheapest among 47 major cities. A 50 item shopping basket costs 43.30 in Buenos Aires but 212.42 in Tokyo and 149.94 in Oslo. Prices vary for groceries, clothing, gas, detergents, and services across cities like New York, Chicago, Lagos, Athens, and Caracas.
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Business International Corp
Tokyo
Bombay
India
Osaka-Kobe
Japan
Stockholm
Sweden
Oslo
Norway
New York
the Hague
Netherlands
Djakarta
Indonesia
U.S
Athens
Greece
Caracas
Lagos
Nigeria
Chicago
Hong Kong
Bogota
Colombia
Sydney
Australia
Johannesburg
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cops top civilians in test of honesty
New York reports that uniformed officers showed higher honesty in a wallet test. Fifty wallets with $9 each were dropped. eight returned with cash, while 29 percent of officers in a prior three month test failed to return wallets. Civilians fared worse with 44 percent not returning wallets.
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New York
McFeeley
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