80 Year Old Returns To US After 48 Years In Russia
Emma Coachman, 80, returned to the United States from the Soviet Union after decades of exile and hardship. She landed at Kennedy Airport smiling under a babushka and said she feels wonderful. After leaving the U.S. in 1927 with a Lithuanian-born husband, she faced citizenship issues tied to her alien marriage and later regained citizenship in 1940 but lost her documents. The Tolstoy Foundation will provide her a free home, aiding her emigration and resettlement.
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Egypt and United Nations Force Endorse Agreement
Egypt pledged not to use force and to ease Israel's economic isolation while allowing the accord to stay in force until a new one is negotiated. It renewed the UN buffer force mandate but refused to yield passes and oil fields. American officials avoided blame, noting both sides did their best.
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17 Hurt in Gatlinburg Deck Collapse
Seventeen members of a Nashville church remained hospitalized after a chalet balcony collapsed Sunday during a weekend visit to Gatlinburg. About 15 others were treated and released at Sevier Medical Center officials said.
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Family notices and a cabinet nomination in 1975
Martha Mink visits her sons and daughters in Virginia and Tennessee while a funeral and hospital notices mark family losses and medical events. A church balcony collapse near Nashville injures about 40 people as police assess casualties. Carla Anderson Hills, 41, is nominated by President Ford to be Secretary of Urban Development, becoming the first woman in 20 years to serve in the cabinet.
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