Getting Married Old Stuff For Dr. Sam
Dr. Sam Sheppard, twice married and twice mired in tragedy, marries Colleen Strickland in Mexico with her father’s blessing. The couple, planning a curb appeal tour of wrestling for charity, talk of future, diamonds, and possible Peace Corps work abroad as Sheppard reflects on luck and notoriety.
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Church Bequeaths Cleveland Church to Black Group
In Cleveland the Unitarian Society, a 300 member white church, voted to deed its 1907 church in the Hough ghetto to 30 black members forming the Black United Unitarian Caucus BUUC. The move follows another white church exit from the same building after a debate that ended with partial endowment transfer.
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Jody’s Mother Refuses Questions in Missing Boy Case
Betty Fouquet and Ronald Fouquet are questioned about the disappearance of Jeffrey Lansdown, eight, as deputies search their Bell Gardens home. Jody Smith, found beside a freeway, is identified as their daughter. Jeffrey remains missing eight months.
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FBI Criticized By Plane Crew Over Flight 85 Incident
Four original crew members of TWA Flight 85 return to the United States criticizing FBI actions during the hijacking. Captain Donald J. Cook Jr says agents crowded the plane, endangering the crew and passengers. Crew members describe danger during refueling and during Minichiello's attempt to resist capture.
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Hostess on Hijacked Jet Granted Indefinite Leave
Tracey Coleman a 21 year old TWA hostess aboard the Rome hijacked jet said Sunday night the airline granted her indefinite leave for the extended vacation for herself and her family. She arrived home to Cincinnati after the ordeal and plans a world trip with her parents by ship. Coleman recalled the hijacker Raffaele Minchiello took control citing perceived U S actions after Vietnam.
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Leaders urged to curb public appearances to curb assassination risk
The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence urged presidents and other political leaders to reduce appearances at mass public meetings. In a 580 page report on assassination and political violence, the panel cites high domestic turbulence and calls for new safety steps.
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Lindsay Leads Poll in New York Mayoral Race Straws
A Daily News straw poll shows Mayor John V. Lindsay favored for re election with 48 percent, over Mario Procaccino 27 percent and John Marchi 23 percent. The commission urges TV use for campaigns, expanded Secret Service protection, handgun controls, and electronic weapon screening at public events.
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