Frank Sinatra Wedding Quietly Fetes Notables at Annenberg Estate
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew and Ronald Reagan attended the Sinatras wedding to Barbara Marx at Walter Annenberg’s desert estate. Freeman Gosden served as best man among 120 guests including Gregory Peck, Kirk Douglas, Nancy Reagan, Dr. Michael DeBakey, and Leo Durocher. The ceremony featured Seurat Gauguin and Van Gogh art, lush florals, and a private approach with separate arrivals.
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Beauty crowned Miss Universe Messinger eyes peace hopes
Hong Kong Miss Messinger of Israel, the first Miss Universe, wept with joy at her win and spoke of pride in representing her country. She expressed a wish to visit Arab nations someday, noting political differences prevent travel now.
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Queen Elizabeth Visits Boston Bicentennial Celebration
The Queen and Prince Philip toured Boston landmarks including the Declaration of Independence site at the Old State House, Old North Church, and Faneuil Hall. Spectators cheered from rooftops as bands and militia paraded in revolutionary garb. A protest near City Hall opposed English influence in Northern Ireland. The visit culminated with knighthood for John Moreton aboard the Britannia.
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Mexico letter to U N blasts Israel for Uganda raid
Mexican Ambassador Roberto de Rosenzweig Diaz denounced the Israeli raid as a flagrant violation of the U N Charter and universal principles of international law. The letter surfaced as the Security Council opened hearings on Israel and the Uganda raid with Western states seeking broader anti terrorism language and African and Third World backing. Israel defended the action citing Idi Amin’s cooperation with hijackers.
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Ford nominates ex LBJ aide for Postal Service post
President Ford named Robert J Hardesty, a ghost writer of Lyndon B. Johnsons memoirs, as a U S Postal Service governor. If Senate confirms, he serves until December 8, 1983, replacing Frederick R Kappel who left office in 1974. Burnham of Pittsburgh is withdrawn from consideration and appointed to a separate federal post.
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Mafia trio shot dead in Detroit basement slayings
DETROIT AP Two men held after Sunday night killings of three reputed Detroit Mafia figures. Victims Frank Randazzo 62 Joseph Seregusa 66 both Detroit. Nick Dita 69 of St Clair Shores died after being shot in Randazzo’s basement. One suspect sought motive. two in custody after minor hospital stab wound incident.
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