Life's Just Not Same For Mrs. Gerald Ford
Elizabeth Ford speaks in a rare interview from her Alexandria home about Watergate and impeachment talk, her husband’s upcoming confirmation hearings, and her private fear for Nixon’s presidency. She recalls her marriage in 1948, her dance days, and her four children, while noting a quiet, shielded life away from the public eye.
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Hershey Killed In Chocolate Vat At Pepperidge Farm Plant
Robert C. H. Hershey, 37, of Coatesville, Pa, died after falling into a chocolate mixing vat at Pepperidge Farm in Downingtown. Rescue workers cut through the machine to retrieve the body as plant employees tried to reach him. The company said the chocolate is normally fed automatically and Hershey reportedly removed a cover before the fall.
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Murder Suspects Lead Police To More Victims In West
Police say William Seelman and Douglas Gretzler guided officers to five additional murder victims in California and Arizona after their arrest in Sacramento. Victims include eight adults and two children found shot or strangled in homes and desert sites near Mesa and Oakdale. Detectives recovered bodies and followed the two suspects’ statements to link other killings across the Southwest.
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Irish Leaders Begin Talks In Bombing Wake
In Belfast Northern Ireland political leaders from the three major parties opened a new round of constitutional talks after bombing injuries to 13 people. Urged for a coalition that unites Protestant and Catholic communities, the talks followed violence that briefly overshadowed efforts. Four downtown bars were blown up within three hours. injuries were not serious. Security officials remained silent on blame.
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U S Oil Imports Surge 31 Percent in 1973 First Months
American Petroleum Institute reports foreign oil imports averaged about 6.07 million barrels daily in early 1973, up 114 percent from the first ten months of 1972, amid rising dependence on foreign supplies and reduced domestic production. The Arab embargo effects were not yet fully felt.
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Smoking Shifts by Gender and Role Across 1966 1970
A study from the Public Health Service analyzes changes in women's smoking behavior from 1966 to 1970, noting a decline for working women but little change for those not employed outside the home. It also discusses education correlations and mentions quadruplets related unrelated Antarctic treaty facts.
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