Ford Struggles to Catch Reagan in California Primary
President Ford trails Ronald Reagan in California as campaign money tightens and Ford spends time elsewhere. Reagan dominates fundraising and advertising while Ford relies on organization and telephone canvassing ahead of the June 8 primary with California the pivotal prize.
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Union accuses J P Stevens of flagrant labor law violations
Textile Workers Union leader Sol Stetin told 1,100 delegates that the J P Stevens Co holds the title of America's No 1 corporate law breaker, citing 15 Labor Relations Act violations since 1964 and 94 pending NLRB allegations. He argues Stevens benefits from federal contracts despite defying federal law and notes wage gaps for Southern textile workers. The TWUA plans a merger with Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America to boost Southern union strength.
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Aiken Standard masthead details and notices
The notice lists publication details for the Aiken Standard established in 1867, operating afternoons except weekends, with contact and mailing address in Aiken South Carolina, and mentions AP dispatches and policy on errors and payments. It reflects standard newspaper boilerplate about responsibility and subscriptions.
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Chesseord Puzzle: Word Play and Cryptoquote Reveal
The page features a cryptogram puzzle labeled Chesseord by Thomas Joseph with clues and answers. It includes reference to various numbered hints, a authorial name Acri, and a cryptoquote attributed to Benjamin Franklin about displaying wife and wallet.
Brezhnev to Visit Bonn After West German Election
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev will visit Bonn after West Germany's October 1976 election. Chancellor Schmidt's government says discussions are under way to set an exact date for the visit, expected next fall. Brezhnev last visited in 1973 during Willy Brandt's chancellorship.
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Helmut Schmidt
Armin Grunewald
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Willy Brandt
Schmidt
Moscow
Armstrong Receives Trinity Honor Amid Chile Protests
Nobel astronaut and University of Cincinnati professor Neil Armstrong was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science by Trinity College Dublin. Tight security followed a student-dominated protest against U.S. policy in Chile, which Armstrong noted did not disrupt the ceremony.
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Martha Mitchell Burial Set in Pine Bluff Arkansas
Martha Mitchell who died in New York will be buried Thursday in Pine Bluff Arkansas where she spent her youth. Her estranged husband John N Mitchell was in the news during turbulent years and she faced alimony issues earlier this year. Her son and daughter will attend the funeral as friends remember her limelight years.
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James W. Leslie
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S. Ray West Jr
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Martha Elizabeth Beall
Horoscope by the signs for Wednesday June 2
Aries faces authority with a sharp wit while Taurus should pause on real estate. Gemini errs in haste and Cancer eyes finance for risk. Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sag, Capricorns discuss ideas, negotiations and travel cautiously. Aquarius and Pisces note plans and gear faults.
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Truman Capote Charged With Drunken Driving On Long Island
Southampton police said writer Truman Capote was charged after a Sunday auto collision on Long Island. He failed a breath test and showed impairment at the scene. No injuries were reported.
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Getty Gets A Proposal From Rosabella Burch
Rosabella Burch, longtime companion of J Paul Getty, tells Woman magazine she wants to marry the 83 year old oil magnate. Getty says he is far too old to wed again. Burch, 43, has known Getty 15 years and lives near his London mansion.
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J. Paul Getty
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Getty
Real Estate Investment Guidance From The Experts
By Maurice Williams G R I the reason for the distinction is that in individual houses the owner is responsible alone for the taxes maintenance etc of his property whereas the apartment or condominium complex is the responsibility of several people Let us help you make a wise investment in your future Real Estate is our business and service to you is our goal.
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