Emperor Rests For Two Week Trip
Japan's Emperor Hirohito begins a two week visit to America with a public lecture on U. S. history. He and Empress Nagako planned a horse drawn carriage ride to the colonial capitol building where Virginia legislators met two centuries ago.
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Williamsburg
Japan
Hirohito
United States
Nagako
Virginia
Cate
America
Washington
Ford
Norfolk
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
New York
U.S
Lawrence Bunker
Patrick Henry
Williamsburg Inn
Drug Party Ends In Murder And Beatings
Police questioned four young men after a seaside villa party in San Felice del Circeo led to a brutal murder. Rosaria Lopez, 19, died from extensive injuries, while Donatella Colasanti, 17, survived after feigning death. The incident occurred near Rome in a private garden off Via Nomentana, with victims driven from the capital. Authorities described a violent attack using crowbars and iron bars, with the dead girl found wrapped in a plastic bag and a red blanket. The surviving victim is recovering.
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Rome
Rosaria Lopez
Donatella Colasanti
Miss Colasanti
Miss Lopez
San Felice del Circeo
Viale Pola
Via Nomentana
Tot Escapes Lion's Mouth at Mason Bank
In Mason Ohio a 13 month old girl was grabbed by a trained lion cub in a bank lobby. The child Meredith McDevitt escaped unharmed after handler Steve Clark pulled the cub away. Clark said the lion Bwana was used to children but unsure if the girl was playing.
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Mason
Ohio
West Chester
Mason Bank
Steve Clark
Kings Island
Clark
Meredith
James McDevitt
Atkins Files For Missouri Senate District 19
Centralia Democrat Charles P. Atkins files for the 19th district seat now held by Republican Larry Marshall. Atkins, a Boone County Democrat and longtime party activist, is a Chance Co. distribution manager and former Air Force bomber pilot with a 454 acre cattle farm near Ashland. He serves in Rotary, Boy Scouts, and chairs the Centralia Bicentennial Commission.
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Centralia
Charles P. iCab) Atkins
Boone County
Larry Marshall
Columbia Republican
Boone
Callaway
Randolph
Howard
Atkins
Dorothy
Hawthorne
Mexico
A.B. Chance Co
Mr. Atkins
John Atkins
Chance
University of Missouri
Army Air Corps
Pacific
Dorothy Tudor
Ashland
Don Dick
United States Assay Commission
Centralia Rotary Club
Boy Scouts
Great Rivers Council
Centralia Bicentennial Commission
West Point to Admit Women in First Cadet Class
Washington AP Army says West Point will adapt bathrooms and barracks to accommodate its first women cadets in the class of 1980. Only 11 of about 300 inquiries have submitted applications. 50 to 100 women may be admitted to make the program work.
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Mexico
KEY Club
First National
Andy Mitchell
Mark Fine
Armory
Future Farmers of America
Missouri Livestock Center
Washington
Army
West Point
Navy
Air Force
Ford
Thomas P. Garigan
Academy
Garigan
Army Corps
Wacs
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Ford to speak at Omaha conference on restoring public trust
President Ford will headline the 10th regional conference on Domestic and Economic affairs in Omaha as officials push to rebuild public confidence in government. Baroody and cabinet members including Earl Butz and Dr. David Mathews will participate. Public skepticism tied to Watergate and Vietnam spurs a two way dialogue with experts, reporters, and citizens.
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Omaha
Neb
William J. Baroody Jr
Ford
Earl Butz
David Mathews
William T. Coleman
Transportation
William Seidman
Frank C. Zarb
Federal Energy Administrator
Russell E. Train
Environmental Protection Agency
Baroody
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
White House
Ulysses S. Grant
Washington
Offutt Air Force Base
Richard Andersen
London siege at Spaghetti House ends in standoff
Police report one hostage collapsed but captors refuse release. Gunmen demand a plane to the West Indies. Police Commissioner Mark rejects any deal while negotiators urge release of the ailing hostage. Gunmen identified as Franklyn Davis and two Jamaicans. Siege stretches into its fourth day with no end in sight.
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London
West Indies
Robert Mark
Spaghetti House
Christopher Payne
Mario Manca
Mark
Ernest Bond
Bond
Franklyn Davis
Bonzo
Wesley
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Missouri Baptist Hospital
Tina Kay
Marvin West
Orval Weaver
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Beverly H. Tripp
Donald Stark
Robert Dale
Binghamton, N.Y
Susquehanna
Binghamton
Dale
Senate
Charles P
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MHS News Key Club
Cason
Jefferson City, Mo
Cornelius T. Lane Jr
Knightsbridge
Eeong
Pedge
Rene
Picador Lounge
the Stotghion
Libert
Two Way Radio
Stull Electronics
Standard Communications
W. Monroe
Fieldcrest
St. Mary's
Queen
North Jefferson
Courtney Child Care Center Diabetes Association
East Central Mo. Assn. For Mental Health
Garfield School
Courtney Child Care Center
Breckenridge
Wal-Mart
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