Coaches Bryant and Dye to perform in Guys and Dolls
July 1982 Birmingham stage show features Alabama coach Bear Bryant and Auburn rival Pat Dye in brief bum roles. Bryant appears tonight with Namath. Dye performs tomorrow. Also notes Aviation Hall of Fame inductees Borman Goldwater Rentschler and von Braun, plus Stallone comments on Rocky film plans and Miss Universe pageant in Lima with top contestants and prize package.
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Paul “Bear” Bryant
Alabama
Pat Dye
Auburn
Birmingham
Ala
Dye
Bryant
Joe Namath
Namath
New York Jets
James Hatcher
Frank Borman
Barry M. Goldwater
National Aviation Hall of Fame
Dayton
Ohio
Frederick Rentschler
Wernher von Braun
Borman
Eastern Airlines
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Rentschler
von Braun
NASA
Space Flight Center
Irene Saez
Venezuela
Lima
Peru
Dominican Republic
Soraya Josefina Morey
Panama
Isola DeLourdes Moreno
New York
Crew stops five hijackers on Ilyushin 18 jetliner
CAAC reports Ilyushin 18 jetliner landed at Shanghai airport after hijackers were overpowered by crew and passengers. About 80 aboard including 20 Americans were said safe with hijackers captured alive. conflicting reports varied on injuries. The plane was seized about 80 miles west of Shanghai and landed safely three hours after the commandeering.
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Civil Aviation Administration of China
CAAC
Shanghi
Xinhua
Shanghai
Rider Bewley Holds On During Cheyenne Frontier Days Ride
Bewley of Phoenix Arizona stays in the saddle as he latches the reins to Nine Bar a big gray horse during a Frontier Days Rodeo segment in Cheyenne Wyoming yesterday.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Nine-Bar
Cheyenne
Wyo
First Sikh named India's head of state
Sikh Zail Singh, shown embracing outgoing President Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, has become India's seventh president in New Delhi. At 66, he is the first Sikh to hold the post and will succeed Reddy, who plans to retire to his farm in Andhra Pradesh.
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Zail Singh
Neelam Sanjiva Reddy
Singh
India
New Delhi
Reddy
Andhra Pradesh
Nagasaki Flood Deaths Rise Amid Rescue Efforts
Soldiers of the Japanese Defense Force dig through mud in Nagasaki to reach victims buried under destroyed homes after 18 inches of rain fell in seven hours. Forecasters warned up to 8 more inches as Japan endures its worst storm in 25 years, leaving over 350 dead or missing and more than 30,000 homeless. Most casualties centered in Nagasaki.
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Nagasaki
Kyushu
U S Embassy Bombed In Lima Incident
A Peruvian soldier guards the U S Embassy in Lima after a terrorist bomb damaged part of the second floor Saturday night. No injuries were reported.
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U.S
Lima
Peru
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