Death of Mormon Prophet David O. McKay Stuns Faithful World
David O. McKay, 96, leader of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints since 1951, died early Sunday in his Salt Lake City hotel. Officials expect funeral plans to be announced as council members consider his successor, with Joseph Fielding Smith a likely candidate. President Nixon and Lyndon B. Johnson sent condolences.
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Romney faces inflation tied to housing goals
Washington secretary George Romney signals support for tax increases if needed to curb inflation that blocks home purchases. He says new housing falls short of the 26 million target in 10 years and pledges UD H to desegregate suburbs and expand open housing laws to help low and middle income families.
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Hughes Peters Divorce Likely Ends 13 Year Marriage
Las Vegas report says former actress Jean Peters announced a likely divorce from billionaire recluse Howard Hughes after a 13 year marriage. Peters, once a beauty queen from Ohio, had grown withdrawn since the Beverly Hills wedding, living in one of Hughes mansions.
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Soviet Radio Broadcast To North Vietnam POW Messages
Moscow Radio released the names of 13 USS servicemen imprisoned by North Vietnam and said taped messages would be aired to the United States tonight in two half hour programs on its English shortwave service. Names include Michael S Kerr Norman McDaniel James Collins Paul Brown Roger Ingrelson Joseph Neably Giles Newton William Mayhew Malcolm Garley Gordon Larson Hugh Stafford Harold Johnson John Lunar.
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Carol Brown
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Maine
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Barbara
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Albany
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Stewart Mayhew
New Manchester
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Belvedere Ave
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Utah
Russians Arrest Three Protestors in Moscow Theater
In Moscow three young West Europeans disrupted a performance of My Fair Lady by handcuffing themselves to balcony rails and distributing leaflets calling for freedom for dissident Maj. Gen. Pyotr Grigorenko. Belgian Victor Van Brantegen and Italians Valentio Tacchi and Teresa Marinuzzi were arrested or removed.
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Rome
United Nations Human Rights Commission
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Visit to Biafra Amid Lagos Peace Return
After Nigeria ended the civil war, U N Secretary General Thant and foreign reporters reached Lagos amid celebrations as wartime restrictions eased and street life resumed. Thant planned a Lagos news conference before visiting Port Harcourt to assess relief efforts.
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