Dying Puerto Rican still thinks he's a revolutionary
Andres Figueroa Cordero, one of four Puerto Rican nationalists who stormed the U.S. House in 1954, lies gravely ill with lung cancer as President Carter grants clemency not a pardon. He remains defiant, saying he would die proudly anywhere and hopes to return to Puerto Rico as a revolutionary.
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Mexico
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Belgrade rumors swirl around Tito wife Jovanka Broz disappearance
Rumors in Belgrade claim Jovanka Broz has not appeared publicly since June amid speculation about illness or political interference. Jovanka, 53, long a constant companion to Josip Broz Tito, allegedly faced tensions with the Yugoslav leader over public roles and policy.
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Lincoln Journal Publishing Details and Action Lines
Lincoln Journal newspaper notices provide contact options for information help or action. Lists newsroom contacts, action line addresses, box numbers, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including regional delivery areas and AP reprint rights.
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Kuznetsov Named Soviet Vice President in New Kremlin Move
Vasily Kuznetsov a 76 year old former Detroit auto worker turned diplomat was elected vice president by the Supreme Soviet in a ceremony marking a new post. His career spans ambassadorship to Peking high level diplomacy and key roles in the United Nations and Cuban missile crisis talks.
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Moda Redding Marks 30 Years at Goodwill
Moda Redding, 76, will begin her 30th year as a Goodwill Industries employee next Tuesday marking a record for longevity. She works 8 to 2 ironing donated items, has a clubfoot yet remains active and cheerful, and is praised by supervisor Rose Kelley for perfect attendance and dedication.
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