Calder painted airliner marks Bicentennial tribute at Dulles
Braniff dedicated the Flying Colors Boeing 727 designed by Alexander Calder at Dulles International Airport. First Lady Betty Ford praised the work as a bold Bicentennial reminder. Calder appeared in his signature casual attire at the ceremony. In Vernon, Carroll Spinney left a school appearance amid lateness and protests, canceling three shows. In Lima, Peru, Carlos Garcia Bedoya was named ambassador to Washington by the military government, succeeding Jose Arce after a 197? coup and leadership change.
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Paul Simon Clarifies Identity In Case Western Letter
Case Western Reserve University students invited Rep. Paul Simon to a lecture series hoping to hear the Paul Simon who sang with Garfunkel. The congressman accepted but noted he has sung in his office despite staff objections and his wife’s discouragement.
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Life Sentence Set in Slaying
A two woman jury on Monday night sentenced Walter Jennings to life in prison for the June 6 slaying of Austin policeman Leland Anderson. Jennings, convicted of capital murder last Friday, is the first of three men linked to the case to be tried. Dr Detlev Wulf Bronk, a biophysicist and NAS former president, died at 78 in New York.
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Biblical Billboard Protested in New York City
In Manhattan an ad campaign for Jesus Jeans shows a woman's backside in tight shorts with a biblical inscription sparking Vatican denunciations and British Parliament debate. Retailers pause orders as protests mount. the billboard owner says it will be dismantled. The jeans retail for 30 to 40 dollars with strong sales in the US and Europe.
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Scout Leaders Roundtable Agenda At First State Bank
Cub and Boy Scout leaders will attend the monthly Roundtable Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the First State Bank Lorraine Morris leads the Cub leaders section and Terry Cleaver oversees the Scout leaders section
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