Reports Split British Leaders on Nonwhite Immigration
London AP reports two secret government studies on Asian immigration expose a Labor split between Prime Minister James Callaghan and Home Secretary Roy Jenkins. The Foreign Office and Home Office findings diverge on scope and effects, amid rising unease over nonwhite entry as economy falters.
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Violence Dominates Cannes Film Prize Awards
At Cannes the 1976 festival awards highlight violent themes with Driver directed by Marlin Scorsese winning best film. Tennessee Williams condemns brutality on screen while the ecumenical prize jury withholds a top award citing grave cinema. Pascual Duarte earns best actor for Gomez in a Spanish film featuring lethal scenes, though director Franco Rubio says the violence was not staged.
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Mao Greets Leader on TV Amid Health Concerns at 82
The Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung, said to be gravely ill at 82, appeared frail yet gestured during a Peking television broadcast of his meeting with Pakistani Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. The footage showed Mao standing to shake hands, then listening in an armchair as Bhutto spoke through an interpreter.
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New Arms Pact Enables Onsite Inspections
Washington and Moscow sign a five year treaty restricting underground nuclear explosions and allowing on site inspections for peaceful tests. President Ford calls it a historic milestone while Brezhnev says it provides gratification. The pact awaits Senate ratification with a 150 kiloton limit.
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Hays faces fallout after mistress scandal in Ohio
Congressman Wayne L. Hays ignored questions on resignation amid a sex scandal involving Elizabeth Ray who said she was paid $14,000 yearly on a House staff post to entertain him. Ray was fired after accusations emerged. He faced critics at a Wintersville road dedication, while local Democrats defended the 28 year veteran.
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Dear Abby letters show mixed advice and pets and weddings
A collage of reader letters to Dear Abby covers personal growth from a unhappy 12 year old to a mother defending a daughter's white wedding and a secretary seeking guidance on office romance. Many letters describe pets misbehaving, adoption struggles, and family tensions, with Abby’s general guidance referenced throughout.
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Memorial Day services planned in Flagstaff Cemetery
An honor guard of veterans groups will lead Memorial Day services at Flagstaff Cemetery with an address by Leland McPherson. Flagstaff architect John J. Adly has taken the area chairmanship for the Sam Steiger for Congress Committee in Flagstaff.
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Golan Peace Pact Gets Extension
United Nations Security Council extended the six month mandate of the Golan Heights peacekeeping force. The vote was 13 to 0 with China and Libya not participating. The resolution urged resumed negotiations for a just and durable peace under appropriate auspices.
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Secretaries Offered Reward for Reporting Corporate Crimes
The People's Bicentennial Commission offers a 2000 dollar reward to secretaries who tip on bosses guilty of white collar crimes such as illegal pollition and bribes. The group aims at executives from Fortune 500 firms named in the 30 largest companies list and plans mailings during National Secretaries Week.
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