Real Eve of film star reveals multiple personality recovery
The woman behind the 1957 film The Three Faces of Eve, Chris Sizemore, now 48, says she has recovered from a rare multiple personality disorder after living with 27 distinct personalities over two years. She spoke in Fairfax, Virginia, noting a traumatic event tied to her father's March death triggered changes. Doctors diagnosed the condition in 1952, and the film and book helped bring it to public attention.
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Nixon aide Chapin seeks Supreme Court review of perjury conviction
Chapin Dwight Chapin former appointments secretary to Richard Nixon appeals his perjury conviction arguing the grand jury questions were ambiguous and challenging the ability to obtain a fair trial in the District of Columbia during the Watergate era of 1974.
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Rebels threaten to kill four American prisoners
Rebels in northern Ethiopia warned Monday they would kill four American captives held in a mountain cave unless the United States halts arms supplies to Ethiopia's military regime. The ELF said it had delivered demands to the White House, which reported limited contact with the insurgents. The group did not set a deadline but warned they could not wait forever.
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U.S
Eritrean Liberation Front
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Beirut
Clemency Board rushes to wrap up pardons
The Presidential Clemency Board ended its existence at midnight Monday after processing 15,463 applications. Ten of 18 members attended a day long session as the Justice Department prepared to finalize recommendations to President Ford for clemency decisions.
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Nia Nicholas
Justice Department
Ford
Nicholas
Grain plea rejected by Ford on Russia sales ban
Washington The head of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged President Ford to end the one month moratorium on U S grain sales to Russia but was rebuffed. Federation President William Kuhtuss warned farmers oppose any long term sales pact negotiated by the two governments as Moscow talks proceed.
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Moscow
Teacher strike snags cancel UFT meeting in New York
The United Federation of Teachers cancels its Monday night meeting of about 1,200 delegates amid procedural snags in negotiations with the Board of Education. UFT vice president Dan Sanders declined to give details, dampening hopes for a quick settlement in the seven day strike.
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Dan Sanders
UFT
Hancock Mutual sues over Boston office glass fallout
The John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. sues its architect, contractor, glass supplier, and others in Superior Court over the 60 story Boston office building. It seeks damages for loss of use and rents, noting the 10,344 double-thickness glass panes cost more than $7 million to replace as fallout continued. The building, once the tallest in New England, was to open and house tenants by mid 1976.
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Mass
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
Boston
Hancock
Superior
New England
Voters Struggle In NH Senate Special Election
In New Hampshire a tight special election unfolds with Democrat Durkin and Republican opponent Durkin fighting over gun control. Voter turnout is light and pollsters anticipate another close count amid lingering campaign mail influence and contested positions.
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Granny Marian Hart Makes Solo Atlantic Flight Grounded
83 year old Granny Marian Hart, famed DC aviator nicknamed ying grammy, was grounded in Ireland after a chill followed a Dublin sightseeing flight. She had flown from Washington in a 14 year old Beech craft and earlier hinted at a Middle East trip but gave no plans Monday. Shannon Airport officials called her Atlantic solo crossings numerous.
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Atlantic
Rome fire at Getty apartment sparks mafia warning theory
Newspapers report the Rome apartment of Getty J Paul Getty burned on Monday as a possible Mafia style warning to stay silent about his kidnapping case from two years earlier. The fire damaged the door and furniture. cause not yet determined. Getty grandson has lived in California since release in a 2.8 million deal on Dec 15, 1973.
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