Organized Crime Still In Some Unions
Justice Department lawyer Thomas Puccio told the Senate permanent investigations sub committee that many of the individuals named in the 1950s hearings remain principal figures in illegal labor activities now under investigation. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall testified as critics accused the department of insufficient anti racketeering support and manpower for organized crime strike forces.
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Television Violence Faces Trial in San Francisco
A state court jury in San Francisco will hear an $11 million civil suit against NBC and KRON-TV alleging that televised violence caused a real life crime. The case follows a National TV movie that depicted a similar assault on a 9 year old girl. The Supreme Court denied appeals, clearing the way for trial.
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Brezhnev Calls For Halt To Weapons Growth
President Leonid Brezhnev urged a halt in quantitative and qualitative arms growth by major powers and allies. He said the U N disarmament session should see proposals to stop nuclear weapon production and new destructive conventional arms, and to renounce expanding permanent Security Council powers. He criticized Carter's neutron warhead pause as insufficient and warned further steps depend on Washington.
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Remark on Carter aide sparks intelligence concerns
U S intelligence experts fear Zbigniew Brzezinski revealed sensitive data by saying Soviet jet fighters fired on a South Korean airliner inside Russian territory. The remark, tied to captured radio chatter, alerted Moscow only after Finnish talks and showed how U S monitoring of Soviet communications could expose flight interception details.
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Carter administration eyes changes in Egypt Saudi arms sale
Washington invites Congress to State Department meeting to discuss the jet fighter deal with Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Senator Frank Church says some flexibility may appear as the White House hints at a possible compromise before sending the proposal to Congress.
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Soft Drink Prices May Fall After FTC Ruling
The FTC ruled Coca Cola and PepsiCo violated antitrust law by restricting bottlers to specified territories. Since 1900 Coca Cola forbids crossing territory lines. PepsiCo followed similar limits since the 1930s. Both firms plan appeals, delaying impact.
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State College Students Meet Trustees in Orangeburg
South Carolina State College trustees hear student complaints on campus conditions after a three hour session. About 200 students demonstrated in support outside the administration building as the board plans to report to the full body next month.
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South Carolina State College
Victor Malloy
Nesmith
Marty McGee
Jacobs Aims to Liberate Male Colleagues From Tie Norms
Indiana Rep Andrew Jacobs Jr leads a poll on loosening dress rules in the House to allow open neck shirts and sleeves. He notes he spends about 70 dollars yearly on clothes and cites female members already enjoying no dress-code constraints. The issue draws mixed reactions and a light vote tally amid broader rights advocacy.
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Indiana
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Ways and Means
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Martha Keys
Life Is About To Return To Life
Time Inc announced Life will relaunch in October restoring its 13 by 10 inch format. The revival comes amid a boom in magazines with 91 new titles announced this year and 124 in 1974, as the industry rebounds with stronger ad revenue. Hedley Donovan said the relaunch will showcase spectacular events and moments across science sports arts and nature.
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Folio Magazine
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Alfred Eisenstadt
Henri Cartier-Bresson
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Omar Bradley
Harry Truman
Charles de Gaulle
James Michener
Norman Mailer
Hemingway
Hedley Donovan
New Life
Pilot and Navigator Questioned Further in Russia
South Korea reports the pilot Kim Chang-kyu and navigator Lee Eun-shik from the downed airliner have been moved to Leningrad for more questioning over their violation of Soviet air space. The United States says release is near as Seoul awaits formal talks with Moscow. A Korean government committee also questions co-pilot Cha Soon-do.
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Foreign Ministry
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Voter Registration at USC Aiken Tomorrow
The Voter Registration Board and the League of Women Voters will staff an on site voter registration at USC Aiken in the Student Activities Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tomorrow.
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