Ford cuts access to U.S. secrets over four word disclosure
President Ford blocked the House intelligence committee from obtaining U.S. secrets after its disclosure of a four word phrase about Egyptian communications monitored before the 1973 Middle East war. The committee had released five excerpts from top secret intelligence assessments amid edits by officials.
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Washington
Ford
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
Middle East
Defense Intelligence Agency
Egypt
Sinai
Israel
Asst. Atty
Rex E. Lee
Otis G. Pike
Central Intelligence
William E. Colby
United States
UN Delgates Seek Economic Plan Amid Overdrive
United Nations delegates in New York labored into overtime hours to push a new economic plan. The draft seeks global cooperation to boost growth, stabilize markets, and address shortages amid rising inflation and trade tensions.
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Gene Kramer
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Netherlands
Jan Pronk
United States
Rochester jail death by own action shocks Olmsted County
A 31 year old Rochester man, David Steinle, died by his own action in a jail cell while under CCTV surveillance after a burglary arraignment. He had two prior death by own action attempts within two weeks, including one at the county jail and another at the state hospital.
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Rochester, Minn
Olmsted County
David Steinle
Rochester
Rochester State Hospital
Steinle
Olmsted
Chuck von Wal
First U.S. born saint to be canonized at Vatican
Two sisters kneel in prayer inside a chapel on the St. Joseph College campus near Emmitsburg Maryland founded by Elizabeth Ann Seton. Elizabeth Anne Seton, a New York society woman who became a nun, is planned to be canonized as the first U.S. born saint in ceremonies set for Sunday at the Vatican.
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St. Joseph College
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Emmitsburg
Mother Seton
New York Society
Mrs Peron to Leave Argentina for Vacation Amid Turmoil
President Isabel Peron departs Buenos Aires today as criticism mounts over her handling of Argentina's political and economic crises. The AP reports ongoing attacks on her leadership while she seeks a break from the turmoil.
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Mrs. Peron
Alfonso Chardy
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Senate
Italo Luder
Peron
Air Force
Ascochinga
Cordoba
Juan D. Peron
Judge Says No Revolutionary Behind Every Beard
Chief Judge John R. Brown cites relief from hair obsession in a concurring ruling upholding a college teacher's reinstatement after firing for refusing to shave. He notes courts now avoid the hair issue as public views shift toward normalizing beards in academia.
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Bill Crider
Associated Press
New Orleans
John R. Brown
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Brown
U.S. Dist
Carl 0. Bue Jr
Houston
Hander
San Jacinto
Ford pushes women in politics amid security tightness in Dallas
President Ford travels to Dallas for a series of appearances urging a larger role for women in politics. He attends a National Federation of Republican Women convention and a GOP luncheon, then dedicates a university hall before heading to Midland. Ford attacks Congress on energy bills and vows to veto excessive spending while acknowledging security scares en route.
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Kansas City
Ford
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Sacramento
Calif
St. Louis
National Federation of Republican Women
South Methodist University
Midland
Tex
Roleum
Congress
Rockefeller says charity risks destroying the nation
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller warns that Judeo Christian heritage and free enterprise clash. He cites charity programs that promise more than can be delivered and says overdoing welfare could undermine America's basic system. He also commends President Ford amid congressional and public pressure.
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Rockefeller
U.S
Little Rock, Ark
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dallas
Ford
Congress
Turkish court acquits six American military personnel in Adana
A criminal court in Adana acquitted six American service members on drug possession and use charges. Named are Sgt. Gary L. Milbradt, Sgt. Thomas R. Marshall, Airman C Curtis R. Madonna, Jack L. Garber, Gregory W. Baker, and Cynthia M. Henley.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adana
Gary L. Milbradt
Wadena
Minn
Thomas R. Marshall
Saltillo
Mich
C. Curtis R. Madonna
Fairborn
Ohio
Jack L. Garber
Tomah
Wis
Gregory W. Baker
Reseda
Calif
Cynthia M. Henley
Montauk Falls
N.Y
Teamsters
Delano
Teamsters Union
United Farm Workers of America
HHH
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Minnesota
Humphrey
Robert Seamans
Minnesota awards $2600 contract to boost vo-tech image
ST PAUL Minnesota a former fundraiser for Republican legislators has been granted a $2600 consultant contract by the state Economic Development Department to develop a more favorable public attitude to Minnesota's public and private system of vocational technical education.
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St, Paul, Minn
State Economic Development Department
Minnesota
FCC Rules Against Wire Service Plans
The FCC ruled illegal a rate agreement allowing wire services to cut leased telephone line costs and rejected another cost-cutting proposal. The decisions, announced Friday, are expected to raise wire services’ expenses for AT&T facilities. The commission will also open a separate probe into preferential press rates for private line services.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
News
Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
FCC
Area-7 Editorial Sparks Sports-Legend Debate
A sharp editorial from Area-7 questions the role of a local sports legend, stirring community debate over legacy, expectations, and the balance between memory and modern performance.
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Society
Rummage Sale Sells Out Quickly
An advertised garage sale drew quick interest with Boys and adult clothing a fold-down camper lamps an antique rocker and miscellaneous items. The sale ran 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at XXX XXXX and appeared under miscellaneous.
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