Syrian invaders stay as Lebanon seeks peace
Lebanese Muslims and Palestinian allies blocked Beirut streets and closed shops to protest the Syrian invasion. Syrian jets conducted a reconnaissance pass over the city as troops moved to secure peace, with casualties reported and a 24 hour general strike called by Kamal Jumblatt.
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Arouk Nassar
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Paris
Khaddam
Baghdad
Iraq
Arab League
Algiers
Cairo
Moscow
Kamal Jumblatt
Marine recruiter to explain enlistment of mentally deficient recruit
Harold Faulkner and four Marine drill instructors will testify before a House Armed Services subcommittee on why Lynn E. McClure, a mentally deficient Texan, was enlisted after a low mental test score was improved on retest. The panel probes quota pressure, exam help, and potential falsified records in recruitment.
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Washington
Harold Faulkner
House
Armed Services Subcommittee
Lynn E. McClure
Subcommittee
Faulkner
McClure
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Parris Island
S.C
Admiral Rickover accused of fighting Pentagon over shipbuilder claims
Navy cost official Gordon Rule charges Adm. Hyman Rickover with defying the Defense Department and seeks discipline for pressuring a $1.5 billion claim settlement plan with major shipyards. Rule backs Pentagon aims while urging investigation and removal of Rickover from nuclear shipbuilding dealings.
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Navy
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Secretary of Defense
Pentagon
Rickover
Gordon Rule
Navy Procurement Control
Rule
Miral
Shipbuilders Council
Defense Department
Defense
William P. Clements
Clements
Congress
Donald Rumsfeld
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
J. William Middendorf
James L. Holloway
Naval Operations
Ford may push plan to curb busing and desegregation
President Ford weighs a national council to mediate local desegregation plans to avoid court ordered busing. The draft bill would restrain federal judges while empowering the White House to steer community led integration and set criteria for state district actions.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
National Council
White House
Ron Nelsen
Nessen
Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
David Mathews
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
W.J. Usery
Mathews
Lost dog Topsy found. ad aids reunion
A family recovered its black and white spaniel named Topsy after placing a low-cost Herald want ad. The dog, identified by its name, was found in the area and returned to its owner. the six day run was cancelled after one day.
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Herald
Topsy
Pound sinks to new low amid wage restraint talk
The British pound slid to a fresh low around $1.716 after renewed calls for wage restraint. Analysts warned Britain’s Labour government faces pressure until the Trades Union Congress meeting on June 16 as officials rejected large spending cuts to restore foreign confidence.
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London
Britain
Denis Healey
Trades Union Congress
Reduced pleas in shooting deaths in Minnesota
A Clearbrook man and a Golden Valley woman pled guilty to reduced second degree manslaughter charges in separate Minneapolis area shooting deaths. Darryl C. Peterson, 30, faces July 6 sentencing for the Sell case after saying the gun went off during horseplay. Ann Lockridge, 34, awaits June 30 sentencing for the death of her husband John, 28, at their Golden Valley home.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Clearbrook
Golden Valley
Darryl C. Peterson
Dana R. Sell
Sell
Richfield
Peterson
Hennepin
Stanley Kane
Hays Relinquishes Chair Over Payroll Sex Probe
Rep. Wayne Hays steps down as head of the House Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee amid a payroll sex scandal probe. He cites avoiding burden on candidates and expresses confidence in exoneration. Ethics committee meets in closed session as pressure mounts to also quit the House Administration Committee chair.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
House
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Hays
Ohio
House Administration Committee
House Ethics Committee
John J. Flynt
Dga
Thomas O'Neill
O'Neill
Economic summit to include six nations and U S
Ford announced that six major industrialized nations Canada France West Germany Italy Japan and the United Kingdom will join the United States for an economic summit in Puerto Rico on June 27 28 to chart a course for a healthy sustained global recovery. He emphasized close cooperation across common interest areas and said leaders must meet to avoid crises. The session follows a November Ram bouillet meeting.
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Washington
Ford
United States
Puerto Rico
Canada
France
West Germany
Italy
Japan
United Kingdom
Ence
Rambouillet
White House
Cancer research grant to Dr Chipault on diet and colon cancer
Dr. J. R. Chipault head of the Division of Agricultural and Food Chemistry at The Hormel Institute and University of Minnesota professor received a three year grant of $96,000 from the National Cancer Institute to study how diet affects colon cancer using rats and hamsters. The work follows evidence that colon cancer is higher in Western nations and may relate to dietary factors with vegetarian patterns potentially reducing risk, supported by a $5,000 pilot study funded by the state legislature for Hormel Institute research.
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J. R. Chipault
Division of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
Hormel Institute
University of Minnesota
National Cancer Institute
United States
Canada
Europe
Africa
Asia
Chipault
King Juan Carlos Praises U S Constitution At White House
Spain's King Juan Carlos I tells a Washington audience the U S Constitution rests on profoundly religious principles. He addresses Congress, attends ceremonies for Columbus exhibits and Don Quixote statue, and vows to end authoritarian rule in Spain.
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Juan Carlos
U.S
Washington
Spain
Juan Carlos I
White House
Congress
Americ
Tony
United States
Ford
Francisco Franco
Schedule of Pages VS-MKT-2 Society-6-7 Editorial-4
The page guide lists sections for society, editorials, sports, area news, comics, TV and classifieds with page numbers 6 7 4 8 9 1 12 13 for quick reference. It outlines where to find social events, editorial columns, and legal notices in this edition.
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Mkt
Missing Aeroflot TU 154 Sparks Angola to Moscow Fear
An Aeroflot TU 154 on a Luanda to Moscow run has vanished for two days after failing to land in Malabo Equatorial Guinea. Soviet aviation officials declined to state passenger details or nationalities. Separately in Argentina a bullet-riddled body in San Andres de Giles is linked to missing ex Bolivian president Gen Juan Jose Torres, pending official ID.
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Moscow
Luanda
Angola
Malabo
Equatorial Guinea
Buenos Aires
Argentina
San Andres de Giles
Juan Jose Torres
Swine Flu Vaccination Delayed After Wrong Doses Found
The U S government postpones mass swine flu vaccination for four to six weeks after Parke Davis Co produced two million doses of the wrong vaccine. Public Health Service cites the manufacturing slip as the cause.
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Washington
Parke Dvis & Co
U.S. Public Health Service
Doctors save limbs using bones of accident victims
In Boston doctors report transplanting bones from recently dead accident victims to 15 cancer patients. All but three regained relatively free use of arms or legs within a few months after surgery.
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Boston
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