Shriver Withdraws From Democratic Presidential Campaign
Washington AP reports former 1972 vice presidential candidate R Sargent Shriver withdrew from the 1976 Democratic presidential race after finishing third in Illinois. He released his convention delegates, plans to observe, and may back another candidate while remaining briefly at the convention.
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Thumbnail sketches of Hearst jurors
Readable notes describe jurors in the Hearst trial with memories of the bank robbery, kidnapping, and related events. Names include MARILAN W and WILLIE WIGHT, with roles as jurors or alternates. Several recall key moments from the case and the media coverage, while others offer limited recollection.
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Marilyn Monroe quotes reveal burden of fame and sex image
In excerpts from Willam Weatherby’s forthcoming Ladies Home Journal piece, Marilyn Monroe discusses being “hooked on sex” and how her sex appeal became a burden. She recalls misreading men and the pressures of public expectation while recounting interviews from 1960 to 1962. The interview notes include her reflections on relationships and career, with emphasis on how fame affected her.
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Ku Klux Klan Wizard Freed On Parole
McNeil Island, Washington Samuel H. Bowers former imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan is to be released today after serving time for his role in the 1964 murders of three civil rights workers. Parole chief Mel Tennis called him a model prisoner as he neared release. Bowers was imprisoned in March 1970 after federal conspiracy convictions in 1961.
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Belgian King and Queen Arrive in New Haven for Yale Host Visit
Kinny and Queen Balgiem arrive in New Haven Connecticut as guests of Yale professor Robert Triffin. The royal visit lasts four days with the Belgian sovereigns noted for a high award received by Triffin in recognition of work in international relations and economics.
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Soviet press blames Egypt over treaty cancellation
Moscow’s official press blasted Egypt for canceling the Soviet Egyptian treaty of friendship and cooperation. Tass commentator Yuri Kernilev argued the Soviet side violated a pledges to aid Egypt with equipment and that Sadat and Fahmy used the move to justify pursuing near alignment with the Soviet Union.
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U S Begins Dismantling Thailand Listening Post
U S starts pulling down its large radio listening post in northeast Thailand after Bangkok’s weekend decision to trim American forces. Protests erupt as thousands march on the U S Embassy. violence follows with student clashes, injuries, and arrests amid accusations of spying and political tension.
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Israel troops disperse minor West Bank riots amid Temple Mount tensions
Israeli troops halted scattered street clashes in West Bank towns hours before a U N Security Council session on occupation. Palestinian youths set fires and blocked roads as authorities said the unrest was smaller than recent waves. The violence followed a court ruling allowing Jewish prayers at Jerusalem's Temple Mount, fueling Arab protests.
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Moslems and Christians clash in heavy artillery duel
The heaviest artillery battle of the Lebanese civil war raged overnight across Beirut as Moslems and Christians exchanged shelling. Diplomatic reports indicated many killed or wounded, with the seaside holiday hotel hit and the city shaken by explosions amid a tense escalation.
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Internal FBI inquiry reopened amid probe claims
Washington says an internal FBI probe has been reopened. Levi denies the inquiry targets top aides to Director Clarence Kelley while confirming broader look at alleged financial improprieties. The focus remains on former No. 3 official John Moher and high priced surveillance equipment tied to Recording ta.
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Shooting at church leaves five wounded in racial clash
AP reports gunfire at a Latter-day Saints church wounded five people as a 13 year old was taken into custody and a second teen sought. Four victims were in good condition or released. Hellwig Thomas, 36, serious but stable with a chest wound at Memorial Hospital. About 100 inside the church as violence erupted after a front‑yard confrontation between black and white youths outside Alderidge Church. The incident stemmed from racial taunts and escalated to a firearm exchange with two white youths and two black youths in the street and inside the hall.
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