Welo News Briefs Include Senate, Royal Change, Music Award
Articles note Hedges Jr filling a U S Senate seat interim and a six year term, with remarks about months. Capt Mark Phillips resigns from the army to manage Gatcombe Park as a country estate husband. Alicia de Latrocha named Musical America musician of the year joining a list of famed past honorees.
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Mark Phillips
Princess Anne of Britain
Gatcombe Park
Musical America
Alicia de Latrocha
Placido Domingo
Beverly Sills
Arthur Rubinstein
Vladimir Horowitz
Eugene Orthandy
Pierre Boulez
Wedding sparks nationwide attention in Fayetteville
Doctor Robert Stapleton and Ruth Carter Stapleton prepare for the wedding of Scott Stapleton and Caro Lee Gainey in Fayetteville North Carolina. The bridegroom's father calls the event a celebration not a circus while President Carter’s sister plans to attend. Arch Moore announces bid for U S Senate, challenging Jennings Randolph with a Republican fundraising dinner. Randolph confirms he will seek a second six year term, term ends January 1979.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Robert Stapleton
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Carter
Scott Stapleton
Caro Lee Gainey
Dr. Stapleton
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
U.S. Senate
Jennings Randolph
Randolph
Senate
Carter visits Harlem school and Village Nursing Home
Rosalynn Carter toured four Harlem public schools and a Greenwich Village nursing home to observe youth and elder self help programs. She met Village Nursing Home residents including 17 year old Mariat Tanner, inspiration for Auntie Mame. The community has raised 110000 to keep the home open. Churchill widow Baroness Spencer-Churchill dies. burial planned in Oxfordshire.
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Rosalynn Carter
Harlem
Greenwich Village
The
Village
Mariat Tanner
Mrs. Carter
Natural childbirth pioneer Dr. Robert Bradley turns 60 in Denver
The so called grand old man of natural childbirth Dr. Robert A. Bradley marked his 60th birthday with an extended open house in Denver attended by many well wishers. He has delivered over 14,000 babies since developing the method in the late 1940s and advocates birth without anesthesia and rapid return home, plus breast feeding. He authored Husband Coached Childbirth. In Boston, TV anchor Jack Cole was suspended without pay after saying we will be back with more alleged news following a chimney safety story, a remark deemed inappropriate by station news director Dick Graf.
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Bradley
Robert A. Bradley
Denver
Jack Cole
Wnac-Tv
Boston
Cole
Dick Graf
Farmers bid Carter conference protest over farm prices
In Denver 26 states' farmers gathered at a motel to press demands for legislation ensuring 10 percent parity for prices. About 160 signers urged Congress to meet in joint session as a nationwide strike looms, with spokesman Bud Bitner seeking a pre midnight talk with Carter aides.
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Denver
American Agriculture Group
Carter
Congress
Bud Bitner
Bitner
Daughter finds mother voice on phone ends search
Judith Rosen surrendered her infant Rochelle to a New York agency in 1946 and later, after years of guilt, reunited with her daughter Barbara Frey at LaGuardia Airport. Frey had pursued the search since 1971 with help from Adoptees Liberty Movement Association in Florida, tracing records and family links until a 1975 breakthrough. The emotional reunion followed a phone call from Florida coordinator Rachel Rivers confirming a match.
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Miami
Judith Rosen
New York
Judith Rosen Leibowite
Barbara Frey
LaGuardia
Mrs. Frey
Fort Lauderdale
Frey
Adoptees
Liberty Movement Association
Florida
Rochelle
Rosen
Brooklyn
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London
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Mary Soames
John Travolta
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