Fink Day in Texas and India News Quiet in India
An odd Texas piece notes Oscar L. Fink, at 89, celebrating Fink Day with a barbecue and a steer bought by Mayor Pat Albright, while in India Indira Gandhi’s emergency arrests are described as peaceful though numbers vary. Government officials claim calm across 22 states, with heavy censorship and restrictions on media.
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Pat Albright
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Daniel E. Collins Jr
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San Francisco
New Delhi
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India
Indira Gandhi
A India Radio
Jagiivan Ram
Baji
Ram
Furor over church beer license bid in Milwaukee
Eight Roman Catholic churches applied for unlimited beer licenses in Milwaukee stirring anger from the Wisconsin Tavernkeepers Association. The group sued in Circuit Court against the city churches and Archbishop William Cousins to block the licenses.
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Jazz leaders blast country music as national disgrace
Nashville reports BTAN Kenton and Buddy Rich condemn country and western music as ignorant, perverted, and for the masses. Kenton, praising jazz’s 30 year popularity, calls country music a national disgrace and questions why Americans buy it. Rich notes country music appeals to minds of 4 year olds. London scene shows Nelson Rockefeller and family arriving for a London vacation.
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Buddy Rich
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Rich
Supreme Court frees mentally ill unless dangerous
Kenneth Donaldson, a 67 year old York Pennsylvania man, wins a Supreme Court ruling that states cannot confine a mental patient without treatment if the patient is not a danger to self or others. The decision returns the case to lower courts to assess doctors good faith, leaving Donaldson unpaid.
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Florida
Kenneth Donaldson
York
Supreme Court
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Donaldson
Syracuse, N.Y
Florida State Hospital
Chattahoochee
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Potter Stewart
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New Orleans
Connor
High Court
Oscar winner Stolz dies at 94 in West Berlin
Robert Stolz a two time Oscar winner and Austrian composer of 100 films and 40 operettas died in West Berlin at age 94. A refugee from Austria during the Hitler era he helped revive Viennese operettas in New York in 1940 and had a long career as pianist conductor and composer. He won an Oscar in 1941 for Waltzing in the Clouds from the film.
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Austria
Robert Stolz
West Berlin
APA
Stolz
Johann Strauss
New York
Queen Elizabeth to visit United States in bicentennial year
Queen Elizabeth II will travel to the United States July 7 to 14 1976 with Prince Philip for a state visit tied to the bicentennial celebrations in Beltam’s former American colonies. The trip marks her second U S visit since 1962 following a 1950 stop at the St Lawrence Seaway dedication.
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Ron Nessen
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Hyde Park
N.Y
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