Princess Margaret drama and quick temper shown in new bio
Helen Cathcart's Princess Margaret portrays fierce restaurant row passions with Peter Sellers as straight man, ending in impish laughter. The book, branding gossips about the 1950s marriage as nagging unhappiness, notes the princess inherits a quick temper from King George VI and frames the marriage as workable and happy.
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Miss World USA Terry Ann Browning crowned in London pageant
A 20 year old from Daytona Beach Florida Terry Ann Browning was crowned Miss World USA after selection from 49 contestants to represent the United States in the Miss World pageant in London in November. Kimberly Louise Tomes 19 of Texas was first runner up with Marilyn Ann Petty 23 Michigan, Lit er rary Love 22 Arizona and Constance Marie Rayback 18 Pennsylvania as runners up. Two motorcyclists died in separate accidents, Danny A. Marks 27 of Bibs Baltic Ave killed in Carson California and Thomas G. Jackson 16 of Week Drive La Mirada California died of injuries after a collision near his home.
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Record of 23rd Southern California scuba deaths
A seven year old diver drowned off Santa Catalina Island and officials said the incident heightens scrutiny of diving industry training. Carl B. Rhodes of Los Angeles, accredited by two associations, died while diving alone at 40 feet. Deaths in the region this year reached 23. Preliminary notes cite running out of air. unusual for a trained diver. County supervisors ordered probes into alleged shoddy practices and misissued accreditation within diving associations.
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Mary Louise Smith Named First Woman GOP National Chair
May Smith, now Mary Louise Smith, elected unopposed as the Republican National Committee chair to serve under President Ford. A veteran party organizer and former party co chairwoman since 1964, she succeeds George Bush and will head the US liaison office in the People’s Republic of China. The meeting included a luncheon with remarks by President Ford and VP designate Nelson A. Rockefeller.
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Ecevit plans resignation to seek new elections
Turkish Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit said he will resign to drop a government partner and pursue a stronger mandate in new nationwide polls. He noted President Fahri Koruturk approved the move and that NSP opposition tensions prompted the decision. Ecevit did not set an election date.
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Incomplete quote from People Magazine about Farrow and Previn
A fragmentary line cites MEA FARROW and ANDRE PREVIN with a comment on forgiveness and murder. The text references a touring phase and a Hollywood connection, while suggesting a debate on a statute of limitations.
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Ghost monk wanders the living roan at Botton Abbey
The Rev Fredrick Griffiths reports sharing Home Lithie at the Duke of Devonshire estate Botton Abbey with a ghost Augustinian monk in black cassock. Parishioners recall sightings and incense odors in the rector’s home, with fermenting mead scents noted recently.
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Greek political shifts under Tassia and U5 stance
Ambassadors Henry J. Tasca and Jack B. Kubisch influence Greek policy as opponents urge a tougher line against the regime. Washington continues to back the colonels amid Cyprus tensions and Mediterranean strategic interests. The regime plans further changes after recent leadership shifts.
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Airborne weather device lands on Los Angeles lawn
A sky object landed between homes and appeared bomb like before authorities cordoned the area. Police said the device was weather gear with styrofoam cans, a barometer, a light, and a six foot parachute. Russian inscriptions prompted officials to contact the Soviet embassy to verify its origin.
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