Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Celebrations Across London
Millions of Britons and visitors celebrated the Silver Jubilee with parades gun salutes and televised festivities as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip began the day riding in the golden state coach from Buckingham Palace. The queen addressed the nation and Commonwealth at a Guildhall luncheon expressing gratitude for 25 years of loyalty and service.
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Royal thanksgiving at St Pauls with Queen in pink dress
Tens of thousands in Istanbul celebrate Bulent Ecevit victory as Lebanon Saudi price policy shifts loom. The royal thanksgiving procession moves from Temple Bar to St Pauls with The Queen accompanied by Prince Philip and Prince Charles amid 3600 troops and 10 bands.
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Chicago Mayor Race Without Daley Dominated by Bilandic
Chicago voters faced a Daley absence as acting Mayor Michael Bilandic aimed to secure the remainder of the late mayor’s term amid a strong Democratic machine. Dennis Block struggled for 20 percent in a heavily Democratic city while Bilandic touted business as usual and Bridgeport roots.
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Uneventful Trip Turns Eventful Quickly
A Canadian ferry voyage near Labrador turned tragic as the William Carson sank after taking on water. Survivors recount lifeboats, rescue efforts, and a fogbound search as authorities explore the cause.
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Referendum On Dade County Gay Rights Vote Held Today
In Dade County a referendum on an anti discrimination ordinance for housing and jobs in favor of gay rights faced a narrow outcome. Anita Bryant led opposition claiming private and religious schools would have to hire homosexuals while supporters argued the vote defended human rights.
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