Baptists Burn Rock Music In Florida Crusade
In Tallahassee, Lakewood Baptist Church burned about 2200 dollars worth of Elton John and Rolling Stones records, labeling rock as immoral. Rev. Charles Boykin cites statistics and says the sensual beat of rock tempts youths, while church teens donated records and defended their taste as feeling good. He plans to extend the effort to other churches and promote patriotic music.
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Tallahassee
Fila
Elton John
the Rolling Stones
Lakewood Baptist Church
Independent Baptist Church
Boykin
President Ford heads to China on Asia trip
President Ford departs from Andrews Air Force Base with Kissinger to begin a 10 day trip to Asia aimed at maintaining peace and fostering mutual understanding with China. He notes that the US will stand for its views as he seeks stability and security in Asia.
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Washington
Ford
People’s Republic of China
Andrews Air Force Base
United States
Asia
Chinese Liaison Office
Indonesia
Philippines
Henry A. Kissinger
China
B-57 bombers crash near Offutt Base
Two B-57 bombers collided on approach to Offutt Air Force Base causing explosions. Both pilots parachuted to safety. A board of officers will investigate the Friday crash. the planes had departed Sawyer Air Force Base in Michigan.
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Omaha, Neb
Offutt Air Force Base
Tom Pierce
Air Force
Sawyer Air Force Base
Mich
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Offutt
Pierce
Forbes Air Force Base
Kan
Kansas Air National Guard
Gary H. Keller
Topeka
Willie Nolen
Kansas City
17 hour brain surgery ends woman’s chronic headaches
A Kentucky woman with severe headaches endured a 17 hour operation on her own brain guided by a neurosurgeon. Doctors described the procedure as a tightrope walk with careful teamwork to avoid disaster as the abnormal vessels under her left temple were treated.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Norton's Children’s Hospital
University of Louisville School of Medicine
Two Sisters Die In Early Morning Huron House Fire
In Huron Ohio two sisters aged 9 Linda Dickman and 6 Debbie died in an upstairs fire. Their father Roger Dickman and Erie County sheriff's deputies attempted rescue but were repelled by heat. Fire investigators continue to probe the cause.
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Huron
Ohio
Erie County Sheriff's
Linda Dickman
Debbie
Roger Dickman
Senate panel to hold quick hearings on Stevens Supreme Court nomination
President Ford nominated Judge John Paul Stevens of Chicago to fill the Supreme Court vacancy left by William O. Douglas. Senate Judiciary members gave limited initial reaction as Stevens, 55, faces swift confirmation hearings when Congress returns from Thanksgiving recess.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ford
John Paul Stevens
Chicago
Supreme Court
Stevens
William O. Douglas
Senate
Circuit Court of Appeals
Linois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Richard M. Nixon
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Judiciary Committee
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Hruska
Eastland
Congress
Douglas
Stevens Seen as Moderate Choice for Supreme Court
Chicago insiders describe John Paul Stevens as a top-notch lawyer who is not politically oriented or activist. Colleagues say he is a moderate, unlikely to be a strict constructionist, with White and Powell as likely ideological matches on the high court.
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Chicago
John Paul Stevens
William O. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Edward S. Rothschild
Stevens
Gerald Ford
Philip B. Kurland
Supreme Court
University of Chicago
Albert Jenner
Jenner
House
Richard Nixon
Ford Administration
U.S. Attorney General's National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Kurland
Byron) White
Lewis) Powell
Middletown Area Weather Forecast
Rain is forecast for the Middletown area tonight and Sunday with lows in the mid-40s and highs in the mid-50s. The outlook calls for partly cloudy skies Monday and Tuesday and a chance of snow Wednesday.
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Middletown
Canadian postal talks resume amid 40 day strike
Ottawa reports talks between the government and striking postal workers resume today to end a walkout that has tied up mail across Canada for 40 days. Postmaster General Bryce Makasey returns from Montreal as negotiations restart over wage status for part time workers injury compensation and reclassification. The union seeks higher pay and a 35 hour week while offering a $1.70 raise over 30 months. Local union leaders prepare regional meetings and a ratification vote.
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Ottawa
Canada
Post Office
Bryce Makasey
Montreal
Jean-Claude Parrat
Canadian
Union of Postal Workers
Landslide at Tokyo golf site kills eight workers
A Tokyo landslide at a suburban golf course construction site buried 11 workers. Eight were killed and three were rescued, police reported.
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Tokyo
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Maryjane
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Kenneth Dahl Sargent
Upper Nyack
Jane Sheehan
Long Island
Selden
New York City
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Helpern
Lukash
Nebraska
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Joan Stevens
U.S. Navy
Northwestern University Law School
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Northwestern
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Harry Ward
Union
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Saskatoon
John Fehr
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