21 Aug 1976
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1976
Page
1
New York AP report says actor Telly Savalas credits a Lower East Side policeman with guiding his youth and shaping Kojak's calm persona. He noted discipline early on and joked about a candy lollipop as a peace aid in stopping smoking.
The vice president arrived at Jackson Hole Airport Friday for a weekend at the Rockefeller family retreat near Cit and Teflon Mountains. His wife Happy had flown in earlier. Aides expect a stay through Sunday with a possible Snake River boat trip.
Gov Milton Shapp plans a Monday night stay at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel to allay fears about a regionwide mystery disease linked to a recent American Legion convention. The outbreak has killed 26 people connected to the event, though federal investigators found no link to the hotel.
Chaudine Longet's manslaughter trial in Aspen has been postponed four months to January 3. District Court Judge George Lohr cited the Colorado Supreme Court's pending action on an appeal by the district attorney. Longet pleads innocent to the March 24 shooting death of Vladimir Spider Sabich.
Stamford Conn AP actress Zoya Fyodorova sails back to the Soviet Union stating it will be difficult to save the United States. She spent four months with her daughter Victoria Fyodorova Pour born of a World War II affair with an American admiral. She came for the birth of her grandson and met admiral Jackyce Tate at his Florida home.
Rabbi Raroch Korft said four or five Republican delegates will meet former President Nixon at his San Clemente California home. He organized the Nixon Justice Fund and said about 100 delegates asked about a possible meeting with the President.
Linwood Scotland reports Mrs. Anne Armstrong, 48, ambassador to Britain, voiced disappointment at President Ford choosing Sen. Robert Defeat Ramses. She said she likely feels more disappointed than other Republicans. The Armstrong family is on an eight day tour of Scotland. If selected for higher office she would have been the first woman on a major party ticket.
Siamese twin girls Charlotte Marie and Paulette Marie were successfully separated at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. Officials said separation occurred without complication and each twin had reconstruction of joined areas. One girl had a congenital heart issue limiting blood oxygen.
President Ford and the Democratic contenders discuss fall debates with the League of Women Voters likely to sponsor four hour long sessions starting in late September. Venue schedules hinge on candidates availability. vice presidential debates may follow between the ticket members.
Vietnam seeks United Nations admission but faces an expected U S veto. Washington linked entry to resolving MIAs and normalization talks. Premier Pham Van Dong signed the application. UNSC approval required, with U S veto power.
In Buenos Aires area a day of political violence leaves at least 47 bullet riddled bodies found near a cemetery and in open fields. Police report blasts at subway stations injuring three, with security forces hunting leftist guerrillas and right wing death squads blamed for the killings.
South Africa facing escalating racial unrest with 33 killed in Port Elizabeth violence. Police say protests tied to white minority rule reflect imported U.S. "black ideology." Government warns of militant, extremist Black Nazism influence. Summit planned among black leaders to shape response and seek talks with Prime Minister Vorster. Detentions under new security law climb as clashes spread to churches and factories.
Preliminary tests in Michigan detect PBB in the breast milk of most of 26 new mothers, with 22 showing levels. Health officials say there is no current recommendation to stop breastfeeding as evidence on harm is not established, while noting the chemical is a component of a fire retardant linked to earlier livestock contamination.
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