Senate calls for new leadership in South Vietnam
South Vietnam’s Senate unanimously urged Thieu’s resignation and a new leadership to end the war, accusing him of relying only on military solutions, corruption and abuse of power. The body also blamed the United States for failing to honor commitments as Saigon lost enclaves to Communist forces.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Senate
Thieu
United States
Ion
U.S. Army
Frederick Weyand
Ford
Tuy Hoa
Phan Rang
Phan Thiet
Dalat
Cam Ranh
U.S
Khmer Rouge
Neak Luong
Banam
Mekong River
Phnom Penh
Battambang
Norodom Sihanouk
Peking
Lon Nol
Long Boret
Bangkok
Promenade on wheels by two seven year olds on Georgia Ave
Cathy Crum and Donna Bastik, both seven, perform a coordinated skate routine on a sidewalk. Cathy is the daughter of Gerald and Mrs Crum of 409 Georgia Ave, while Donna is the daughter of Donald and Mrs Bastik of 412 Georgia. C T photo by Gene Krebs.
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Cathy Crum
Gerald Crum
Georgia Ave
Donna Bastik
Donald Bastik
Georgia
Gene Krebs
Daley Wins Sixth Term as Chicago Mayor in Landslide
Mayor Richard Daley, 72, thanked supporters at Democratic headquarters after defeating Republican John J. Hoellen, 50, by over 80 percent of the vote in Chicago. The victory marks his biggest win and a historic sixth term.
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Richard Daley
Chicago
Daley
John J. Hoellen
UPI
Abuses at Apple Creek State Institute Reported
State mental health officials say Apple Creek State Institute saw unexplained deaths beatings and a slave labor scheme. Officials Moritz and Delaney allege residents died by electric shock and other causes while staff practiced medicine without licenses. Delaney says he inherited a hornet's nest and will refer findings to authorities.
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Apple Creek
Apple Creek State Institute
Timothy Moritz
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
John P. Delaney
Delaney
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
Moritz
Columbus
van Meter
Fire of 17-year-old guru ends as perfect master title
NEW DELHI AP The Divine Light Mission's 17-year-old guru Maharaj ji is removed as spiritual head by his mother Shri Mataji amid accusations of disreputable life. His American followers say he has become a playboy, marrying, consuming meat, and urging material excess. The move comes as Mission officials in India express disappointment, while the Malibu residence with his wife and newborn Prem Lata is noted. Public weather details accompany the report with light snow, colder temperatures, and varying precipitation forecasts.
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New Delhi
India
Guru Maharajji
Divine Light Mission
Shri Mataji
United States
Denver
Colo
Malibu
Calif
Prem Lata
Vine of
Marolyn Lars Johnson
Susan Butcher
Maharaj Ji
Miss Butcher
C. L. Tandon
Divine Light Missions
Free flower giveaway sparks mob scene in Avon
Kenneth R. Long offered 6,000 Easter potted flowers free at Long's Wholesale and Greenhouse. Crowds of about 4,000 formed, traffic backed up two miles, minor accidents occurred, and fists fights broke out as customers sought free blooms then paid $1 per flower after the first.
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AVON
Longs
Kenneth R. Long
Chronicle-Telegram
Long
Helen
C-T
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Lorain
Huron
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