Onassis family talk and other urban brief items
Secret talks emerged as Christina Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis met with lawyers in London to discuss the inheritance reportedly near $1 billion. Meanwhile Memphis singer Jerry Lee Lewis faced fines for assault at Bad Bob's Lounge. Frank Borman named Eastern Airlines president as Mae West sues a sex establishment in Los Angeles. Nevada justice of the peace defends carrying a pistol in court. Senator Gale McGee reports wallet theft on a Capitol elevator.
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Joe
Onassis
Athens
Nassau
Bahamas
Christina
Neilson
Memphis
Jerry Lee Lewis
Tye
Bad Bob's
John Getz
Lewis
Dianne Siler
Miss Siler
Miami
Frank Borman
Eastern Airlines
Borman
Astern
Eastern
New York
Los Angeles
Mae West
Sex Center
Miss West
Superior Court
William and Judy “Emorris
Diamond Lil
Burglars murder 3 at rectory in Edgard Louisiana
In Edgard Louisiana two men killed priest Alcide Clement and nun Mary Patrick Harrington at St John the Baptist Church rectory and stabbed housekeeper Lesli LeJeune. They then fled with money from the rectory box as sheriff Lester Mille Jr. offered a 20000 reward for information and state police blocked highways. Six parishioners mourned as the town faced a brutal crime.
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Egdard, la
UPI
Tess
St. John’s Parish
Lester Mille Jr
Alcide Clement
Mary Patrick Harrington
Lesli LeJeune
Charest Sexton
Leopold St. Pierre
Millet
St. John the Baptist’ Catholic Church
Salina
Miller
Pierre Walied
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Clement
Iberville Parish
Edgard
Alvin Perret
Ford and cabinet dine aboard Sequoia on Potomac cruise
President Ford used the Sequoia, the presidential yacht, for a three hour Potomac River dinner cruise with the cabinet and senior aides aboard. It marked a probable first cabinet meeting on the ship, built 50 years ago for Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Washington
UPS
Ford
Cabinet
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Potomac River
Washington Navy Yard
Ae Press-Telegram
BRE
Tornado disaster hits Omaha area at two billion total
President Ford declared a federal disaster for Omaha and surrounding areas after tornadoes killed three people and injured 119. Gov Exon called mass damage likely to top half a billion, with thousands of homes destroyed or damaged and public facilities eligible for low interest loans and grants. Additional ferocious weather struck Texas, Montana, and the Deep South with floods and hail amid widespread disruption.
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Omaha
Neb
Midwest
South
J.g. Exon
Exon
Nebraska
Magnet
Pierce
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Mae West Sues Sex Center
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State Senate Judiciary Committee
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Gale McGee
D-Wye
Capitol
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Senate
Lion Country Safari
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Safari Camp
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Suwon
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U.S. 12
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Minot
N.D
John Armold
Souris River
Baton Rouge
A Stramer
Shell Sibley
Livingston Parish
Kenneth Dunlap
Walker
Hhenson Kickernick's
Antron
Monthru Fy
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Lakewood
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