Dobelle Quietly Redefines White House Protocol
Evan S. Dobelle, appointed chief of protocol, eschews ostentation in favor of simple ceremonies and modest functions. He travels tourist style, reduces luxuries, and emphasizes a team approach with the President, aiming for formal courtesy without flourishes.
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U S Entry to World War I Marked 60 Years Ago Today
The United States declared war on Germany on April 6 1917 and began sending troops to France with the first wave. By war’s end over 53 001 Americans had been killed in action and 63 000 died from other causes, with about 204 000 wounded. Fewer than 800 000 World War I veterans remain, averaging age around 72. Legislation for WWI pensions and widows has failed before due to cost, though a House bill proposes 150 monthly payments and other reforms are discussed for veterans and widows alike.
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Plane crashes in Bronx park kill seven including Gulerma family
A small plane crashed into Pelham Bay Park while landing in fog and rain near LaGuardia airport. Seven people died including Alexander Gulerma 62 president of a Kentucky coal firm, his wife Sandre 35 and three children. Pilot Bob Holiday 39 from Cleveland also perished. Survivor son Mark 14 was hospitalized in guarded condition. Eyewitnesses described a roaring impact and a spinning fall before the crash.
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Engine detaches midair from 707 over Missouri
An American Airlines Boeing 707 en route from St. Louis to Los Angeles shed its right side engine at about 21 000 feet southwest of St. Louis. The plane diverted for an emergency landing. A woman on board suffered a minor back injury from the escape chute but continued to Los Angeles. Engine was jettisoned and later dumped before landing. witnesses described the engine leaving the wing in smooth air.
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Carter to Join Delegation Going to China
President’s son James Earl Carter Jr. will join a bipartisan congressional delegation traveling to China on Thursday. White House press secretary says the move signals ongoing progress in U S China relations and reflects the President’s gesture toward engagement.
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Lottery numbers reported for Maryland and Pennsylvania drawings
Lottery roundup from Baltimore and Pittsburgh notes Tuesday results. Maryland daily numbers show $43 and the seven appears in the Pennsylvanian daily draw.
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Bradley re elected in LA and Atlanta picks new congressman
The article reports Tom Bradley the Los Angeles mayor winning re election against 11 challengers while Atlanta councilman Wyche Fowler Jr. wins the vacant Sth District seat in Congress defeating John Lewis. Madison Wisconsin Mayor Paul Soglin is re elected by a large margin and Seattle and St Louis voters choose party nominees for consequential races.
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Nothing I could do Eyewitness recalls horror of air crash
Eyewitness Sadie Burkhalter recalls mistaking the Monday crash of Southern Airways DC 9 near New Hope Georgia for a tornado. She describes survivors staggering from wreckage, seeking water and ice, and radios reporting the disaster that killed 68 people.
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Hailstones Drown Cockpit Voices in Plane Crash
Federal investigators report hailstones drowned cockpit conversation on a Southern Airways DC-10 that crashed near New Hope, killing 80. The jet carried 31 passengers and four crew, with one additional death reported later. Investigators will study the flight data and black box to determine last moments before the crash.
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