People In The News Only Duke Befriends Miss Ray
Elizabeth Ray says she has been driven to the brink of death by the furor over her allegation she was put on the congressional payroll for sex. She says she has no family or friends except Duke Zeibert, a Washington restaurant owner who she calls a friend. Ray claimed a $14 000 a year salary to serve as a mistress to Rep. Wayne Hays.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Ray
Congressional
Miss Ray
Chicago Sun- Times
Irv Kupcinet
Duke
Duke Zeibert
Washington
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Mercenary Trial Opens for 13 in Angola Show Trial
In Luanda 13 mercenaries face a show trial by Angola's Marxist government. The group includes 10 Britons, 2 Americans, and an Argentine-born New Jersey resident, all accused of war crimes and desertion after brief combat in the Angolan civil war.
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Luanda
Angola
Africa
New Jersey
Northern Ireland
Vietnam
Daniel Gearhart
Green Beret
Kensington
Portugal
Costas Georgiou
Col. Callan
Northern
Ireland
Scotland Yard
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
Acker
Gustavo Marcelo Grillo
Buenos Aires
Murder squads looted refugee files in Argentina raid
Gunmen broke into the Catholic International Migration Committee in Buenos Aires early Wednesday stealing files on 2000 to 2500 political refugees. Officials say right wing squads may use the list to target victims. UN officials corroborate the raid and theft of sensitive documents.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Catholic International Migration Committee
Committee
U.N
Ginseng Treasured In Asia For Centuries
Ancient Asians prize Panax or ginseng for medicinal powers. Chinese druggists have long prescribed it for strength vitality rejuvenation and longevity, a practice spanning over 90 centuries according to the text.
Plans Made To Recover The Monitor
Engineers marine archaeologists and naval historians unite to plan the recovery of the Civil War ironclad Monitor from its Cape Hatteras resting place. Dr. Robert E Sheridan of the University of Delaware will survey the site after departing Newark.
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Newark
Del
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Robert E. Sheridan
University of Delaware
Dissent Questioned Over Transcript Access Ruling
Five Supreme Court colleagues accused John Paul Stevens of letting what he thought the law should be influence his dissent. The court ruled 5-4 that a prisoner without funds is not automatically entitled to a free trial transcript to pursue a habeas corpus claim.
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John Paul Stevens
Supreme Court
Stevens
Four Moncks Corner Men Die In Early Wreck
Four Moncks Corner men died in a two-vehicle crash near Moncks Corner around 12 15 a m. One car carried three occupants who were reportedly speeding and lost control on S C 6 four miles from Moncks Corner. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Moncks Corner
State Highway Patrol
M. J. Pierce
S.C. 6
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Kupcinet
Archie Bunker
United Nations
N.Y
Carroll O'Connor
United Nations Children's Fund
Archie
United States
O'Connor
Unicef
Nancy
Helen
Los Angeles
Helen Reddy
Miss Reddy
Theatrical Corp. of America
Superior Court
Norman Dowds
Jeff Wald
Liz Ray
Derek Barker
Congo
MPLA
England
Cinseng
Aiken Drug CO. Woodruff Drugs
Moncks
AIKEN
Augusta
Crosby’s
South Dial
Mitche Chell Shopping Center
Mitchell Shopping
Calcutta
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