Miss Steth's Chicago life ends in quiet retirement
Miss Josephine W Steth of Chicago died at 75 after a life as a secretary to the president of the Moist Piano Co. She left an estate of 1 157 922 dollars mainly to four nieces including Katherine Anna Steth of New York City and Margaret Steth of Germany.
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Margaret
Mise Stetch
Moist Piano Co
Ru- Set
Eastman Kodal
Eastman Kodak
Katherine Anna Steth
New York City
Marga
Surveyor 4 Lands on Moon to Probe Craters Iron Theory
CAPE KENNEDY NASA reports Surveyor 4 launched aboard Atlas Centaur, methodically to land in Sinus Medii central bay region. It deploys solar panels, camera, and magnet shovel to collect soil samples and photograph the surface, testing if iron meteors shaped craters.
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Cape Kennedy
Earth
America
Ward
Surveyor 4
Robert H.gray
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Kennedy ‘Space Center
Astronaut Landing
Space Agency
NASA
Moon
Pope Paul VI Planned Turkey Visit This Month
An Ankara informant reports Pope Paul VI may visit Turkey soon with consultations under way to set a date. Unconfirmed mentions place him in Istanbul around July 24 to meet President Cevdet Sunday and visit the Shrine of the Virgin Mary at Ephesus, with ecumenical talks possible with Greek Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras. Vatican sources express interest though no decision has been made.
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Ankara
Turkey
Paul VI
Istanbul
Ephesus
Aegean
Cevdet
Rome
Athenagoras
Vatican City I
Vatican
Paul
Unruh pushes panel to act on school finance bill
Sacramento Assembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh urged the Senate Education Committee to approve his 375 million school finance plan as an alternative to Governor Reagan. The bill would add 175 million in state aid and 200 million to districts agreeing to cut property taxes, tying aid to tax relief and potentially delaying further tax changes.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Senate Education Committee
Ronald Reagan
Albert S. Rodda
Dsacramento
Education Committee
Unruh
Reagan
Senate
Inglewood
Annih
Sen
George Miller
D-Martinez
Senate Education, and Finance Committees
Midwest Shivers in Record July Chill Across Regions
A widespread cool air mass lowered July temperatures from the Plains to New England and south to Texas. Milwaukee 52 and Chicago 54 tied July 13 record lows while Chicago logged the third coldest July 13. Scattered showers and fires in Idaho marked continuing impacts of the heat wave.
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Midwest
North Dakota
Plains
New England
North
Texas
Tennessee Valley
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Chicago
Idaho
Boise Payette
Forest Service
Exas
Rocky Mountains
Nigerian Troops Advance on Enugu Fronts in Biafra War
Nigerian federal forces push toward Enugu on three fronts with light resistance at Ogoja and Nsukka reports. Abakaliki claimed captured and Ojukwu urges independence as tensions rise amid oil sanctions and port blockades. Estimates of invading troops vary around 10,000 with 5,000 opposing forces.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Enugu
Biafra
Ogoja
Nsukka
Yakubu Gowon
Abakaliki
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Orty
Ojukwu
Gowon
Biatia
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Secor
Underworld
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Lide Beach
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Xip
New York
Knights of Columbus
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Slate
X Holst Compa! Cleaning Service
Vito Genovese
Genovese
Palermo
Sicily
Lawrence F. O’brien
John R. Strachan
Strachan
Post Office Department
Bureau of Personnel
O'Brien
Graham Rey
Billy
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
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FBI
J. Edges Hoover
New Left
U. S
Communist Party
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FSI
Golding
William Golding
English Channel
Portsmouth
Greece
Qhen
Earl of Harewood
Elizabeth
Britain
Edward VII
Herold Wilson
Reontel Ting
Teed Harewood
Patrica
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Privy Council
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Thomas Luchese
Lunar
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Ann King
Silver Springs
Osterville
Mass
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Marie Schriver
Courtney Kennedy
Miss King
Robert Kennedy
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