Notable appearances and gifts cross political and arts scenes
Gerald Ford visiting Philadelphia to teach at the University of Pennsylvania notes his enduring idealism as he stresses he has no plans to return to government. Navy officer Al Trosper thanks Mamie Eisenhower for shirts funded by a donation, while Tito’s request for a bathroom carpet raises palace maintenance concerns. Chagall’s 90th birthday events include a Paris Louvre exhibition highlighting his bold blues and warm tones.
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Gerald Ford
Philadelphia
Georgia
University of Pennsylvania
Washington
Ford
Tie
Navy
Mamie Eisenhower
Mamie
Marc Chagall
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Louse Museum
Paris
Chagall
Excommunicated Priest Groppi Emerges as Civil Rights Figure
James Groppi once a Catholic priest and activist now drives a Milwaukee bus while speaking on rights and church matters. Sen Sam Ervin criticizes the Equal Rights Amendment as federal overreach, and Groppi’s bid to become an Episcopal priest is rejected.
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James Groppi
Sam Farmer
Sam Ervin
North Carolina Democrat
University of Kansas
Senate Watergate Committee
Allan Bakke
Supreme Cowl
Grappi
Milwaukee
Weis
Pog
Groppi
Milwaukee Episcopal Unit
Concorde Jet Readied For New York Landing Amid Protests
NEW YORK AP A needle nosed Concorde jet is set for a historic landing at JFK as opponents vow the largest demonstration yet. The Supreme Court refused to delay flights pending an appeal, while a familiarization flight from Paris to Kennedy is planned. Regular service may begin November 22 amid added noise monitors and ongoing protests.
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New York
John F. Kennedy International Airport
British Airways
London
U.S. Supreme Court
Port Authority of
New Jersey
British Line
Air France
Paris
Kennedy
Federal Aviation Administration
New York Post
Dulles International Airport
Washington
Dulles
FAA
Deaf teacher joins Magnolia School to teach deaf students
CARLSBAD AP The silent Magnolia Elementary class thrives under Denise Winship a 23 year old deaf teacher. She mentors seven deaf students using sign language finger spelling facial gestures and lip reading while also teaching twenty deaf adults weekly. Winship earned a bachelor's in special and elementary ed and is completing a masters at Cal State Northridge.
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Carlsbad
Magnolia Elementary School
Anita
Denise Winship
Dye
Kathy Hoste
Mrs. Winehip
California State
Northridge
Carlsbad School
California
Willian Winship
Winship
Hieygo
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Tito
Quelve Palace
Disco Lady
Margaret Trudeau
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
New York City
Bruce Nevins
Perrier Sparkling Water
Howard
Mike Powers
Sweetwater
Denver
Howard Cosell
Wurepnete
N.Y
Sun
Bullock’s
Lakewood
Clark Avenue
Pullers
Blouson
Kennington