Carter Keeps Handshake Campaign On The Trail
Carter presses a relentless handshake drive through Phoenix crowds. He insists personal contact with voters is the key to his campaign, moving quickly along concourses and into malls while greeting supporters and kissing infants and many mothers.
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Snow Stalls Everest Expedition Amid Heavy Snowfall
Continuous heavy snow on Mt. Everest for four days halted the American Bicentennial Everest Expedition. Base camp said climbers and Sherpa porters are safe and in good condition. They reached Camp 3 at 23,000 feet, six thousand feet below the summit, and must pitch three more camps before a potential summit attempt between September 30 and October 2.
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Foreign Ministry
Miss America Represents Women of Today in 1977
Dorothy Kathleen Benham of Minnesota won Miss America 1977 at Atlantic City. She pledges to represent the women of today by being herself though she opposes premarital sex abortion marijuana gambling and women’s liberation. She credits her victory to a strong vocal performance of Adele’s Laughing Song from Die Fledermaus.
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Dorothy Kathleen Benham
Minnesota
Benham
Adele
Missouri Corn Harvest Reaches Ten Percent Amid Drought
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports 10 percent of the corn harvest complete as drought and lack of rain persist. Soybeans show 93 percent pod setting but moisture shortage stalls pod filling. overall moisture is critically low. Cotton boll opening remains slow in the Bootheel. Pastures deteriorate with 89 percent in fair condition.
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Missouri
Missouri Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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Bootheel
Hijackers Bail Set At $1 Million In Paris Flight Case
Five Croatian hijackers were ordered held on $1 million bail each on air piracy charges after forcing a TWA jet to Paris. A real bomb left in Grand Central Station killed a police officer. Authorities weigh which prosecutor will handle the case as U.S. and international leaders urge action against terrorism.
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LaGuardia
TWA
Yugoslavia
United States
State Department
Washington
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Richard Carey
Paris
Carey
U.S
Kenneth Rush
Rush
Zvonko Busic
Peter Matovic
Frane Pesut
Mark Vlasic
Rockefeller’s 7 Year Old Hurt in Bike Wreck Near Charleston
John Jamie Rockefeller, seven, son of West Virginia’s Democratic gubernatorial nominee, was released from hospital after a bicycle collision with a car. He suffered a concussion and head cuts, and returned home Sunday. The car was driven by 16 year old Hubert E. Thaw, whose father once served as deputy secretary of state under Rockefeller.
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John “Jamie” Rockefeller
West Virginia
John D. Rockefeller IV
Hubert E. Thaw
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