Ford pays tribute to slain diplomats in Andrews ceremony
President Ford presided at Andrews Air Force Base as caskets for Ambassador Francis Meloy Jr. and Robert Waring were returned from Beirut. He vowed the deaths would spur peace efforts in Lebanon while planning a land evacuation of hundreds of Americans via Syria.
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Viking Enters Mars Orbit Ahead of July 4 Landing
After a 440 million mile journey, the Viking spacecraft placed itself in Martian orbit with about two weeks until a planned July 4 touchdown. Mission leaders hailed the precise maneuver as automatic and compared its accuracy to hitting a dinner plate from Los Angeles to New York.
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Reagan narrows Ford lead in five state GOP caucuses
Ford leads with 1,005 delegates to Reagan's 932 as caucuses in Iowa Delaware Texas Colorado and Washington set early tallies. Carter heads to 1,423 delegates with 1,130 needed. Brown trails with 301. Reagan sweeps Colorado and Washington and gains in Iowa and Texas. Ford stays near the top amid Lebanon crisis coverage.
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Last Rome Club closes ending Herrin Italian heritage
The Rome Club in Herrin shut its doors at noon Saturday ending a century of Italian social life. 75 year old Anthony Catani and 80 year old Charlie Colombo recall the club as a hometown homestead built by coal town families. 77 members will share profits from the sale of the building as the non profit corporation dissolves.
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Mike) Miriani
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World King Gustav’s commoner bride headlines page 16
An international royal marriage story dominates the page with King Gustav of Sweden taking a commoner as his bride. The notice highlights the royal ceremony and shifts in the royal household. Nearby features discuss regional politics and local affairs.
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