Tribute to dead cosmonauts marks Soviet tour stop
In Moscow the Apollo astronauts led by Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton laid roses on the Kremlin wall to honor dead Soviet cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin Vladimir Volkow Viktor Patsaeu Georgi Dokurovolski Vladimir Komarov and Vladimir Kotelnakov as part of a two week U.S.-Soviet space mission tribute. The group visited Lenin Mausoleum and drew crowds as they continued to Kiev Volgograd and other cities on their itinerary.
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Vance Brand
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Thera
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Space
Vladimir Volkov
Viktor Patsaev
Earth
Vladimir Komarov
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Spaceman
Vladimir Kotelnikov
Academy of Sciences
Soviet Union
Kiev
Volgograd
Novosibirsk
Sochi
Tbilisi
Daley predicts Thatcher to become England’s prime minister
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley, a key Democratic figure, predicted on Monday that Margaret Thatcher will be a strong future prime minister of the United Kingdom after meeting her at City Hall. He called Thatcher a brilliant, very interesting woman and said she would lead England one day. A separate note recalls Erik Schinegger, born SERIKA SCHINEGGER, the 1965 downhill skiing champion, who will wed Renate Neubacher in Vienna after sex-change surgery and a stint off the Austrian ski team.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Democratic Party
United Kingdom
Daley
Margaret Thatcher
Thatcher
City Hall
Minis‘ter
England
Erik
Vienna
Austria
Erik Schinegger
Serika Schinegger
Renate Neubacher
Schinegger
Ausitian Alps
Miss Neubacher
Houston
Maria Cristina Londono
Medellin
Colombia
Rosie Rivera
Timothy J. Hettrieb
Ford
San Francisco
Gary Lemos
Bishops Censure Move Against Clergy in Church
In Portland Maine Episcopal bishops vote 6 to censure three retired bishops for ordaining 11 women in Philadelphia last year. The measure targets Rt Rev DeWitt Corrigan and Edward Weiles and rests on an orderly process under church canons.
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Maine
Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
House of Bishops
Robert Ts, DeWitt
Ambler
Daniel Corrigan
Santa Bayrha- Fa
Call
Edward R. Weiles
Mannet
George W. Barrett
Santa Barbara
Washington
Council of Advice
Barrett
House
Council
Train Kills Teacher and Five Girls in Illinois Crossings Crash
An Amtrak Turboliner struck a car at an unguarded crossing near Gardner Illinois, killing five girls from Goodfarm Elementary and their principal. The sedan carried the students and the driver, Principal Antonette Tweedl, age 28, who died in the crash. The accident happened about 74 miles southwest of Chicago as the train traveled toward St Louis.
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Backy Gebhart
Tonya Kincaid
Barbara Gschwerndter
Laura Archer
Goolfarm
Gardner
Antonette Tweedl
Braveville
Ex Marine Grabs Gun May Have Saved Ford Life
Oliver Sipple a 33 year old ex Marine disabled by Viet Nam shell fragments may have saved President Ford's life during an assassination attempt. He grabbed for the gun as it was raised, aided by a nearby officer and a Secret Service agent, while Sara Moore was escorted away to face charges.
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Vietnam
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Ford
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Timothy Hettrich
Sipple
Secret Service
Sara Moore
Iater
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