Four Women Terrorists Break Out of Berlin Jail
West Berlin authorities hunted after four female prisoners overpowered two guards and escaped from the prison through the library to the roof and wall. The group included Inge Viett and Gabriele Rollnik, tied guards, and used a waiting car as a getaway. Viett linked to the Second of June Movement and past Berlin incidents.
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Berlin
Miss Plambeck
Naping
Peter Lorenz
West Berlin
Yemen
Miss Viett
Lorenz
Miss Berberich
Oxfort
Viett
Oxford
Soviets Buy More U.S. Grain Deficit Seen Shrinking
The 1976 federal budget deficit could drop to about 68 billion dollars from 76.9 billion, as Ford overestimated expenditures. Officials say lower deficits may ease interest rates and note uncertainty over final figures.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Treasury Department
Office of Management and Budget
Dale R. McOmber
OMB
McOmber
James T. Lynn
Treasury
William E. Simon
Congress
Simon
Edward P. Snyder
Paul O'Neill
Congressional
Soviets Buy 600000 Tons More U S Grain Under Long Term Pact
Washington reports the Soviet Union has signed a new five year deal to buy an additional 300000 tons of U S corn and 300000 tons of wheat for delivery after October 1. The agreement raises total 1976 77 grain purchases to 2 8 million tons and supports prospects for a bumper U S harvest.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Russia
Moscow
Syrian Cannons Aid Christians In Lebanon Fronts
Syrian artillery pounded Palestinian guerrillas and Lebanese leftists on two fronts aiding Christians in the north and hindering leftist fuel supplies in the south. Christians retook Chekka as PLO shifts to Beirut and calls for Red Cross pressure.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Beirut
Sidon
Lebanon
PLO
International Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Syria
Chekka
Tal Zaatar
Craving Krispers Crack Kringles by Mail in Racine
Kringles, Racine Wisconsin's oval Danish pastries priced about 1.60, are popular gifts shipped nationwide and overseas. But some mailed or delivered kringles arrive half eaten, prompting bakers to warn about spoilage and theft risks.
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Racine, Wis
UPI
Racine
Teamsters President Quizzed Over Pension Fund Fraud Probes
Washington AP Labor Department investigators questioned Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons under subpoena about the Central States pension fund amid reports of questionable loans and possible fraud and embezzlement. Five trustees, including Cleveland vice president William Presser, were subpoenaed to appear next.
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Washington
Labor Department
Teamsters
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Central States Pension Fund
Fitzsimmons
Labor-Justice Department
William Presser
Cleveland
Lawrence Lippe
Justice Department
Weather Outlook for St Louis Warmfair Days Ahead
Sunny and warm conditions continue with mild nights through Friday. Highs in the low 90s today and mid 90s Friday, lows tonight near mid 60s. Winds southwest at 10 to 15 mph.
Ford Overrides Father Son Rule In Civil Rights Reply
President Ford halted a Civil Rights Office ruling that father son and mother daughter school events may violate Title IX. HEW will study the issue and possible legislation to Congress if violations are found.
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Ford
Washington
Ford Administration
Ron Nelsen
Office For Civil Rights
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Nessen
Congress
U.S. Office of Civil Rights
Scottisdale
Ariz
Nelsen
HEW
David Mathews
White House
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