Country music star Soretta Lynn sues publishers and magazines
The entertainer’s lawyer filed two lawsuits in chancery court seeking to stop KEG Publishers Inc of New York and Thurston Moore Country of New York from selling magazines using Lynn’s picture on products like sockets and key chains. Publishers include Charleton Publica tions Inc and Country Music Magazine. The case demands cessation of all sales and ads.
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U S Court Upholds Desegregation Receivership for Boston High School
The U S 1st Circuit upholds the federal receivership of a Boston high school, finding the Boston School Committee resisted desegregation with delay. Committee chair Iptn McDonough said he would seek to overturn the ruling and keep trying to overturn the court decision.
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Soviet Moon Landing Reported by Tass
Tass announced the Luna 24 spacecraft landed on the moon’s southeastern region at 9 36 a m Moscow time 27116 m EDT. The craft reported all systems normal and surface operations to begin under the main objective of ongoing lunar exploration. French scientists note rising pressure in the Soufriere volcano with Feallard citing over 1000 tremors and potential explosive eruption felt in Pointe a Pitre and Guadaloupe as boulders showered the mountain.
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Michel Feallard
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Guadaloupe
Reagan Sees Nomination Win Despite Ford Setback
Reagan said he can win the Republican nomination after losing to Ford in a key test. California press secretary Jim Lake described Reagan as disappointed but not surprised by the convention vote on a vice presidential running mate. Reagan argued delegates will back him, pressed Watergate as a factor, and vowed to keep speaking out on government and independence.
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Jim Lake
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Delegates Back Anti Abortion Plank at Convention
At the Kansas City convention floor delegates voted to approve a constitutional amendment to ban abortion amid a heated debate. Proponents framed the issue as a moral imperative while opponents argued it should be decided by individuals rather than party platform.
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UPI
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Pickering
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Republicans Set Fourth Session Schedule at Convention
Kansas City, Ma UPI reports the fourth session of the 31st Republican National Convention tonight features opening ceremonies at 8 pm EDT, the Governors Association report by Gov Arch Mayore, a speech by Rep Guy Vandersagt, election of the RNC, a speech by Sen Javits, and the roll call for the presidential nomination with adjournment to 7:30 pm Thursday.
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UPI
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Convention Notebook: Reagan Team Battles Delegates
In an uproar at the convention floor Vice President Nelson and Reagan allies push to lock in choices. Delegates drink Coors as Strom Thurmond and supporters clash with Carter and Ford factions amid gatekeeping by New York leaders.
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New York
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Howald Reagan
Lichen Wrzm Baste and Reragpeg Fase Band Rally
A grouping led by Lichen Wrzm Baste and Reragpeg Fase band performs in a community event. Samer Che Ae Rip coeds Cotto Cordra Be Tere P Gest Petron appear among participants. No details on location or outcome are provided.
Alphabet Favors Reagan in GOP Convention Roll Call
The piece notes Reagan leading Ford as delegates counted alphabetically from states, with California and New York votes shaping the early and middle results. Ford trails until Michigan Nebraska and New York deliver later, after which Ford is expected to lead.
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Ford
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