Bride's mother dies in crash after wedding
Mrs Joan Kratzer 46 of Sullivan and her husband were killed when their car was struck head on by a car that swerved into their lane on Route 224 after their daughter Jenny's Westfield Center wedding reception. Three others died in the other vehicle. victims include driver John E. Smith 26 of Norton and his passengers David 13 and Larry Yeager 20. The Ashland Post is investigating. services set for Jerusalem Lutheran Church of Aome.
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Joan Kratzer
Jenny
Westfield Center
Marie Knopf
Knopf
Nichols Rd
Columbia Station
David
Columbia High School
Mrs. Knopf
Ashland
Highway Patrol
Smith
Kratzer
Robert
James
John
Black River
Marcia Swain
Homerville
Omar
Gladys Carrier
Lodi
John Carrier
Kathleen Smithberger
West Salem
Armstrong Funeral Home
Seville
Jerusalem Lutheran Church of Aome
Fishers Big Wheel ad supplement delivered with Chronicle-Telegram
Special supplement today announces delivery to all homes in North Ridgeville with The Chronicle-Telegram. Non-subscribers can call 323-3321 to request Circulation Dept. information and subscribe.
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Fishers Big Wheel
Chronicle-Telegram
North Ridgeville
Mona Lisa Diagnosed With Fatty Diet Deterioration
Tokyo heart specialist Dr Hatso Nakamura says the Florentine matron immortalized by Da Vinci shows signs of likely early death from fatty foods. He based the diagnosis on yellowing near the eye in the original painting rather than discoloration.
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Mons Lisa
Tokyo
Hatso Nakamura
da Vinci
Rhodesia PM says blacks' rejection may let Communists steer
Rhodesia Prime Minister Ian Smith said the partial rejection of American majority rule proposals by black nations could mean communists are calling the tune in those parts. He commented outside his office after southern Africa front line states rejected a plan to hold a constitutional conference in Rhodesia on power transfer to blacks.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
Ian Smith
Smith
Southern Africa
Rhodesia
Henry A. Kissinger
Britain
Kissinger
London
Anthony Crosland
van der By
America
South Africa
Weather and Rhodesia talks mix in late September brief
The report notes cloudy weather with showers possible tonight and tomorrow across the east and west, with winds rising. It also covers a split over Rhodesia’s transitional government and Kissinger plan, Britain’s potential conference role, and UAW Ford strike progress with Ken Bannon describing slow gains and ongoing negotiations.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Ken Bannon
Ford Motor Ca
Bannon
Tokyo quints meet the world press
The quintuplets born to Yorimitsu Yamashita and Noriko at Nihon University Hospital in Tokyo are introduced to reporters. They are the first quintuplets in Japanese history to survive beyond one week.
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Yorimitsu Yamashita
Noriko
Nihon University Hospital
Tokyo
Bell and FBI secretly linked on hundreds of taps without orders
A retired Bell official testified that from 1949 to 1979 Bell technicians connected customer lines directly to an FBI listening post with only oral FBI requests, often after hours, under national security taps. The practice allegedly bypassed written court authorization, despite an overarching 1955 order. The matter is tied to Halperin and others suing Nixon era officials and telecoms for privacy invasion.
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FBI
Bell
Martin Luther King Jr
Muhammad Ali
Majoom X
Columniat
Joseph Kraft
Marion Halperin
National Bones
Secretary of
Henry
Maryland
U. S. Post Office
Washington
Fbi-Bell
Horace Hampton
Halperin
Hassinger
Nixon
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele Phone Co
C&p
Bampton
Hampton
James Gaffney
Post Hampton
Geneal
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