Karate experts warn amateurs may overstate power
June 20 1975 Cheenicte Telegram reports on Johnny Pachivas six foot six former bouricer urging karate to stay true to its spiritual roots. He warns promotional flash tempts youths and urges six months basic training plus philosophy before practice, advocating regulation and mature instructors with certifications.
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Ford asks Congress for tougher federal crime laws
President Ford urged Congress and state locals to adopt stronger measures including mandatory prison terms for violent crimes and drug trafficking, higher fines, victim compensation, gun controls, and a model criminal code with $50 million yearly for five years to curb urban crime.
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Soviet Actress Seeks Mother Visit After U S Wedding
Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova says she would like to bring her Moscow mother to America as a guest to meet her new American husband, airline pilot Fre Pony of Stamford. She spoke at a Santana Florida news conference, noting her parents live in different countries and that she has Soviet government blessing for the marriage and has applied for U S citizenship.
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Kidnappers bungled abduction of bank president's wife
Mrs. George J. Helein, 68, wife of the South Side National Bank president, was abducted by two men posing as delivery workers who forced her, her sister, and her 95-year-old mother into a board box. The box could not be lifted, and Helein freed herself to flag down police. The suspects fled, pursued by police and the FBI.
Senate energy bill steady but awaits Senate action
Long study and delayed action loom as the House energy bill awaits Senate consideration possibly by October. Rep. Al Ullman pushes a measured program after removing a gasoline tax hike, while critics call the bill meaningless and dangerous to energy independence. Senate hearings may begin mid July with a 291 to 120 vote in the House approving flexible oil import quotas and new tax measures.
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Man wakes from 1967 crash to 1975 world in Texas
Gene Tipps, 28, who survived a 1967 car wreck and years of vegetative recovery, awoke after gall bladder surgery to find eight years passed. He mistook 1975 for 1967, with friends married and music shifted to country. doctors call it a rare amnesic recovery.
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Elvis Presley Eye Tests At Mid South Hospital
Elvis Presley underwent two days of eye tests at Mid South Hospital Memphis says the entertainer had recurrent eye problems but hospitalization was convenient with time off between engagements. Doctors called the examination extensive and said there was no emergency or serious health issue.
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