Pulitzer widow Margaret Leech dies at 80 in New York
Margaret Leech, historian and double Pulitzer Prize winner, died at her New York home after a series of strokes. She won in 1942 for Reveille in Washington and again in 1959 for In the Days of McKinley, widow of Ralph Pulitzer.
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Chief judge vows to stay as Utah's top federal judge
Salt Lake City's Willis W. Ritter, 74, declares he will remain on the bench despite 800 lawyers seeking his removal. The Utah Bar backed a move to Congress to remove him, but Ritter says he plans to stay long, citing a grandfather clause that exempts him as chief judge of Utah's U.S. District Court. He notes a stormy career since 1949, including clashes over parking violations and a post office case involving an elevator. He remains the sole judge protected by the clause in the retirement law.
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Ministers quit over charges in Worldwide Church of God
Six Pasadena based ministers resign amid accusations of sexual improprieties, financial mismanagement, and doctrinal rifts within the Worldwide Church of God founded by Herbert W. Armstrong. The group contends Garner Ted Armstrong’s adultery was concealed. a 12 page statement was mailed to members.
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Missing balloonist hunted across seas off Africa
Thomas Gately Jr, an Alexandria Virginia balloonist, vanished after attempting a trans Atlantic crossing. Officials traced wind predictions to a likely sea landing about 900 miles from the African coast as searches by air and sea extend from the Spanish Sahara Mauritania area.
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Cuban missionaries land in Cuba after forced stop
Alliance Ohio based group of 32 American and Canadian missionaries, aboard a Convair 240, was forced to land in Camaguey Cuba after air space confusion. They faced a 24 hour detention then paid 6 850 to Cuban authorities for return flight to Ohio. led by Claude Ferguson 94.
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