Self-styled bishop indicted in four serious cases
New York AP report says Bever son LeGrand who called himself bishop and led a street begging sect faces indictments for fatal harm and dismemberment of four women, two of them his former wives. Stepson Steven Strong also charged. LeGrand already serves a long term for an earlier incident. alleged crimes clustered in Crown Heights Brooklyn in the late 1960s and 1970s.
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New York
Beverson LeGrand
LeGrand
Bracklyn
St. John's Pentacostal Church of Our Lord
Gladys Rivera Stewart
Yvon Rivera
Catskill Mountain
Stevan Strong
Staver LeGrand
Ann Sarlse
Ellestine ‘Timmons
Louige
Crown Ieights
Brooklyn
Steven Strong
Tourder
Steven
Agron
Danish knights visit Racine and Wisconsin events
In Racine two Danish born men, Knud Hoffmeyer and Einar Hamholt, were named Knights of the Order of Dannebrog at Milwaukee ceremonies with Queen Margrethe II absent. The royal visit includes a luncheon for the queen and her husband Prince Henrik and a dedication in Fagle Wis by Christen Pedersen.
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Racine
Margrethe II of
Enmark
Knud Hoffmeyer
Einar Hamholt
Denmark
the Order of Dannbrog
Milwaukee
Prince Henrik
Chicago
Fagle
Wis
Wall
Christen Pedersen
Princess Anne returns to riding after fall at Windsor
Princess Anne rides Goodwill at Royal Windsor show three weeks after a fall. She looks tense and cautious finishing 12th in the dressage competition. In Chicago, Quebec's Robert Bourassa defends a 10 cent cigarette tax to cover Montreal Olympic debt, saying it has been relatively well accepted.
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Windsor
England
Princess Anne
Horace
Goodwill
Royal Windsor Horse Show
Chicago
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Montreal
Prosecution of Welfare Fraud Doubles But Still Small
AP report shows state prosecutions for welfare fraud nearly doubling, yet accounting for a small share of AFDC caseloads. California New York and Pennsylvania led in cases, with many states referring few or none to law enforcement, and reimbursement often arranged.
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John Stowell
Washington
Sill
Focua
Department of Health
Focal
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Fed
Vetala
Prossentad
Calfornia
Connecticut
Maine
Montana
Wisconsin
Precio
Wright
Royal Services Unit
Hew
Ford Faces Split Over Chrome Trade Exemption Policy
President Ford battles a sharp split between Sen. Harry Byrd and Senate Republicans over repealing the chrome import exemption tied to Rhodesia. Kissinger signals African majority rule support, while Reagan campaigns to challenge Ford, heightening U.S. policy testing in Africa and credibility with black nations.
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Washington Iap
Ford
Rhodesia
Sen
Harry F. Byrd
Dte
India
Africa
Byrd
Soviet Union
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Nelle
Kissinger
Ing Apeech
Lasaka
Zambia
Ford Administration
Kisalgee
Ecldlelsrre
California
Eagan An
Altice
Ruanlog
Tha
Eich Reagan
House
Elite prostitutes tied to politicians and executives in survey
A survey of high priced call girls by two psychiatrists found most clients are corporate leaders, politicians, and officials. The study reports 80 percent of federal and state officials and 68 percent of corporate executives as regular clients, with most in their 40s to 50s and married, while noting confidentiality and historic patterns of elite patrons.
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Miamne Beach
Fla
American Psychiatric Association
Snaintains
New York Medical College
Thoraday
Drs. Samuel
Janus
Barbara Bess
Bess Gaid
Habitus
Cal Girl
Congress
de. Bass
Hetairae
Ba Pericles
Alexander the Great
Socrates
Plato
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Dimraell
Rome
China
Norfolk bar shooting leaves four dead and a suspect dead
In Norfolk Virginia a gunman opened fire at Club Lot killing four men, injuring three others before dying of an apparent self harm attempt. Victims include Alfred White Steven Ballard Reymond Babe and Ramond Clark with police listing various prior offenses.
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Norfolk
Lindwood McCray
McCray
Alnesty
David McHae Jr
Kirngalé
McRes
Pates
McRae
David McRae
Army
Walter Hood Army Hospital
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Alfred White
Amault
Steven Ballard
Reymond Babe
Tramond Clark
Rains Displace Quake Survivors in Tent Camps
In Udine Italy heavy rain forced quake survivors from tent cities in Friuli. Landslides from downpours pinned tents and halted digging for bodies as the government rushed rail cars and trailers to evacuate residents. About 180 900 homeless faced another setback as winds and snow swept through relief areas.
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Udine
Italy
Ferta
Taglianenta
Toontlab
Datharlilles
Cala
Henry Ford II Faces Heart Disorder Refuses Surgery
Detroit AP report states Henry Ford II, diagnosed with a heart abnormality, declined surgery after the annual stockholders meeting. Ford, working daily with doctors advising diet and rest, plans to serve his term as director and chairman, citing health reasons for potential resignation not before next year’s meeting.
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Detroit
Henry Pord Li
Ford
Uae
Wiley
Ford Hay
Lee A. Jecrera
Teens Find 1.5 Million in Checks in Bush Envelop
Two Marlboro teenagers, Leo Agnew Jr. and Guy Ercolani, 14, found in a bush a pair of checks totaling 1.5 million dollars. Their father alerted Chicopee officials and a messenger retrieved the checks from Capitol Bank and Trust Co. The bank said rewards are possible. the youths had grand plans for the funds.
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Marlboro
Mass
Leo Agnew Jr
Guy Ercolani
Leo
Chicopee
Capitol Bank and Trust Co
Boston
Ernest la Flammett
Goya
Citizens Bank
Vietnamese Refugees Face Delayed Depression After Arrival
A year after fleeing war in Vietnam, thousands of refugees in the United States report delayed depression and recurring nightmares. Dr. Jean B. Carlin of UC Irvine notes 6 to 8 months post arrival marked rising depression as they settle and reflect on trauma. Some need professional help as dreams persist 18 months or more.
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Miami! Beach
Fla
America
Jean B. Carlin
University of California
American Psychiatric Association
Catlin
South Tetra
Camp Percheton
Cal
Carlin
Officials skeptical of Howard Hughes will pileup
Las Vegas authorities report multiple wills claimed to dispose of the Hughes estate. Clark County officials consider possible forgery or perjury charges, with investigations being weighed and possible prosecutions for anyone knowingly presenting false documents. Texas Comptroller Bullock asserts Hughes as a Texas resident, while Salt Lake officials forward hoax claims to Nevada authorities.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Hughes
Clark County Dist
George Holt
AG Unismo
Holt
Hughes Business Interests
Iran
Austin
Texas
Bob Bullock
Hughes
Bullock
Oace
Alway
Houston
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Paul van Dam
Mormon Church
Wie
Wil
van Dam
Nevara
War Turmoil Sparks New Beirut Businesses Offer Wartime Services
Amid Lebanon’s civil conflict advertisements blossom for wartime services. Firms promise car retrievals, escort transport, fast glass repair, document transfers, school enrollments, safe city travel, real estate deals, telex repair, private hospital staff, and maid placement. Critics warn many firms are unscrupulous, profiteering from crisis despite illegality.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ptentitu
Wester
The Daily Ar Elaborated Telephone News 1238 Telestoon?
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled newspaper page with dates and notices. It mentions New Year’s Day and Labor Day alongside unclear city and address details, indicating a historic press snippet with inconsistent typography and stray numbers.
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People
Newport News
Clarence Pickard
Des Moines
Iowa
Peneela
Astoria
Jowan
Pickard
Peetant
Schwinn
Ry Hand
transIowa
Walter Cronkite
Man of
Goragh J. Carey
Abraham D. Beam
CBS
March of Dimes
Pierre
Cronkite
Bat
Veterans Administration Hospital
Portsmouth
Rebscra “Dobbins
Lax
Harry Onipehana
Salloe
Pelor
Henry Ford II
Hut Ace Company
Ashrafiyeh
Vic Prica
Faily Emregt Bisa
Tharkseivisg Lay
Christinan
Semel Ave
Hagerromn
al Hagerstown
Cartier
Mall Dee
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