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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1977
Page
2
Rosalynn Carter heads a seven nation Latin America tour with nine Secret Service agents and a 27 member entourage. The official party includes Mrs Cyrus Vance and Mrs Evan Dobelle and staffers led by Mary Hoyt and Bob Pastor. The trip costs about 4000 per person.
CBS News veteran Eric Sevareid announced plans to retire at 65, delivering his final commentary on the CBS Evening News by November 30. At a Los Angeles CBS affiliate lunch, he joked about retirement and reflected on the role of newsmen, Murphy, and the public's perception of television.
MacKinlay Kanter, Pulitzer Prize winner for Andersonville, is hospitalized in his Sarasota Florida hometown with congestive heart failure. He was reported in satisfactory condition Tuesday at Sarasota Memorial Hospital, where officials said the 73 year old author was admitted for complications related to heart failure.
In Washington Rep Bill Burlison of Missouri defeated Rep Bill Alexander of Arkansas to win the second annual congressional marbles tournament. Burlison won 1000 for charity, saying a late night warmup with his son Jeff revived skills learned about 30 years ago.
FBI agents plan to seek a warranto search of the mobile home holding suspect 53 year old Robertina Harrall in Ringgold Ga near Atlanta She is among six arrested in the million dollar robbery and slaying of Indianapolis heiress Marjorie Jackson Harrall faces arraignment on a receiving stolen currency count Reports say she may possess up to 1 million in cash Central investigations trace to Tempe Arizona where Harrall and others were linked to the crime
Thomas Moran a former college basketball player in Lexington says he bears the pain of life with kidneys and notes he is the only known survivor of five kidney transplants. His body rejected four prior transplants before a sister donated a kidney in 1974 and he resumed work, grateful to be alive.
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