Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton Reconcile in Switzerland
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton are reportedly living together in Switzerland after 14 months apart and a reconciliation. A spokesman said the reconciliation is permanent and they may remarry in Israel, with Taylor converting to Judaism earlier in life. both have histories of high-profile marriages and separations.
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Kennedy evidence vanishes in Los Angeles probe
Special counsel Dian Morton says key evidence from the Robert F. Kennedy assassination case disappeared or was destroyed. Items included the left sleeve of Kennedy’s coat and ceiling panels from the Ambassador Hotel scene. Police destroyed the panels in June 1966 after they were not entered as trial evidence for Sirhan Sirhan.
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Ambassador Hotel
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Marrow
Sirhan H. Sitehan
Lottery roundup from Baltimore and Newport Pa Baker's Dozen draws
AP reports mixed results with Wednesday draws in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Maryland numbers include 4457 and 44518 with bonus 09107 and qualifying 13 and 50,000 prize. In Newport, Baker's Dozen lists three digit 547, five digit 44204, six digit 145471 with bonus 145471 matching the six digit.
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Baltimore
Marcland
Newport
Gas curtailments may hit homeowners this winter
Washington AP reports natural gas shortages could affect residential and small business customers for the first time as Transco, the interstate pipeline, says cuts of about 4 percent to its distributors may reach priority users. Transco serves states from Texas to New York with North Carolina and Delaware as examples where it may be the sole supplier.
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John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Humphrey attends Reddy concert. Mournful kiss in audience
In Minneapolis, Sen Hubert H Humphrey and his wife Muriel attended Helen Reddys concert at Orchestra Hall where the singer halted the show to acknowledge the Minnesota senators presidential bid in 1976. Humphrey offered a kiss as the audience watched. In Space Center Houston, astronaut D mere Slayton faced lung surgery after a lesion was found during medical checks following toxic fumes exposure during the Apollo-Soyuz mission. If malignant, part of his left lung will be removed. if benign, he will be sewn up without further surgery. Slayton, 51, says he quit smoking two years ago after nearly 30 years as a moderate smoker.
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Helen Reddy
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Blavion
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
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Slavion
Slayton
Slaton
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Lawyer Jerry Paul Freed From Wake County Jail
In Raleigh North Carolina attorney Jerry Paul who defended Joan Little is released after five days in Wake County Jail. Paul had been jailed for 14 days by Judge Hamilton Hobgood following remarks about perceived prejudice during jury selection. The appeal of Joan Little is expected to be heard around October 24.
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Joan Little Tion
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Hobgood
Stock market slump signals rising economic pessimism
Chet Carrier reports that the Dow Jones 30 has dropped 87.55 points in just over a month, with two consecutive days losses and the index at 793.98, its first close below 800 since April. Rising inflation, higher rates, and fears of a slow recovery weigh on investors, with New York City’s financial troubles cited as a factor. Some analysts call the declines a normal correction after a strong rally, while others warn more losses may come before a durable recovery.
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New York City
Morket
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Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Viking Mars mission launch advances toward 1976 landing
U S space agency officials celebrate the Viking spacecraft's successful lift into a parking orbit and rapid transit toward Mars aboard a Titan Centaur rocket. Delays caused by a valve malfunction and an errant switch threaten a July 4, 1976 touchdown as planners weigh a mid course correction.
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Associated Press
Orlando
Fla
America
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Mars
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Earth
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National
Agronautics and Space Administration
James Martin
Martin
Man convicted of murdering informant in 1973 case
Philadelphia AP John Griffin, linked to the 1973 slaying of seven Hawafi Muslims in Washington, was found guilty of murdering James Price, an informant. A Common Pleas Court jury delivered a first-degree murder verdict after three hours deliberation. Inmate Theodore Moody has also been convicted of Price’s murder.
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John Griffin
Washington
Common Pleas Court
James Price
Holmesburg
Theodore Moody
Price
Daily News Establishment and Contact Details
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