Roy Rogers and Dale Evans to lead Rose Parade
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans will serve as grand marshals of the 1977 Tournament of Roses parade and Rose Bowl football game in Pasadena. They will ride in new Stutz Bearcat automobiles for the 50 mile parade on New Year’s Day, marking Rogers’s 29th wedding anniversary that eve as the theme “The Good Life” emphasizes easier winter days.
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Chowchilla Driver Returns To Bus For First Day
Ed Ray, the Chowchilla driver involved in the 1976 bus kidnapping with 26 children, resumed routes for the new school year. He picked up about 30 elementary students on the first day, then drove past the old abduction site. Ray recalled the 18 hour ordeal in the moving van and rock quarry confinement, noting no suspects were on Monday’s trip.
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Wilkins Leaves Daily Role At NAACP After 22 Years
Roy Wilkins, longtime executive director of the NAACP, is relieved of day to day administrative duties at his request while remaining in the post until July 31. Gloucester Current will run admin tasks, with William Penn Sr. becoming acting director of branches. The Mississippi boycott crisis and a $1.6 million appeal bond were cited at the New York meeting.
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Primary Elections Spotlight Abzug Challenge in NY Senate Run
The World Today reports twelve states vote today with New York drawing attention as Rep Bella Abzug faces Daniel Patrick Moynihan Ramsey Clark and others for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. Abzug aims to become the first woman in the chamber, challenging James Buckley the Conservative Republican incumbent.
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Rites for Mao Draw Foreign Leaders in Peking
Thousands, including former U.S. Secretary James Schlesinger, join a mourning procession at Mao’s body in the Great Hall of the People. Delegations from the Soviet Union and other nations attend as China observes the leader’s death and prepares memorials.
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