Brezhnev urges deeds not words in arms talks toast
Brezhnev softened the stance on the stalled arms talks during a dinner toast to Fidel Castro urging practical steps over rhetoric. He said a reasonable accommodation is possible if the United States seeks mutually acceptable solutions by deeds, not words, while stressing the need to end the nuclear arms race.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Brezhnev
Fidel Castro
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Castro
Africa
Arab Oil Imports Spiral In U.S. Stock
The United States shifts from Canadian and Venezuelan oil to Middle East and Nigerian supplies. FEA analysis shows Arab exports rising to 2.8 million barrels daily, Nigeria to 1.1 million, while Canadian imports fall to 600,000 barrels per day.
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Washington
API
United States
Middle East
Nigeria
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Canada
Crash Probe Focuses on Engine Shutdown During hailstorm
Federal investigator says Southern Airways DC9 crew may have shut down their remaining engine to save it, but could not restart. The plane crashed on a highway after disintegrating in flames, killing 69 total including pilot and copilot. Cockpit tape shows copilot Keele shouting shut it down as investigators review overheating, water ingestion, and turbulence.
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New Hope
UPI
Southern Airways
Atlanta
Lyman W. Keele Jr
F.H. McAdams
National Transportation Safety Board
William McKenzie
McAdams
Financier killed in Bronx air crash
Alexander Guterma a jailed financier and propagandist for Dominican dictator Trujillo was killed in a Pelham Bay Park crash along with his wife six children and the pilot. Their 14 year old son Mark survived in critical condition. Officials cited possible fog and instrument flight during the descent into LaGuardia.
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New York
UPI
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Alexander
Sandy
Guterma
Boca Raton
Fla
Somerset
LaGuardia
Pelham Bay Park
Bronx
Mark
Jacobi Hospital
Sandra
Carol
Karen
Brock
Branden
Bob Holiday
Cleveland
F.L. Jacobs Co
Cubans rally as team rolls past U S in Havana game
About 15 000 Cuban fans cheered as a Cuban squad defeated a South Dakota State USA team 91 72 in Havana. Rob Rayner 21 from South Dakota State praised the solemn pregame introductions with an American flag procession. The trip marks a rare citizen contact since easing travel rules.
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Havana
Cuba
UPI
South Dakota
United States
Rob Rayner
South Dakota State
Hayner
Omaha
Neb
Carter
Orida
Passenger recalls crash of Southern DC-9 near Atlanta
Don Foster, a Decatur Alabama businessman and licensed pilot, survived the Southern Airways DC-9 crash near Atlanta after departing Huntsville during severe storms. He described hail, engine failure, a failed left engine, and a frantic attempt to land on a small road before the plane burst into flames and burned. Foster said passengers remained calm, and he escaped after freeing himself from his seatbelt and fleeing with others through the burning aircraft.
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N.Y. Times News Service
Southern Airways
Atlanta
Don Foster
Decatur
Ala
Huntsville
Foster
WSB
New York Times
Blue-collar caucus formed in Congress
Eleven congressmen launched the Blue Collar Caucus in Washington to represent workers from bartenders to riverboat captains led by Rep. Edward Beard. The group aims to be a voice for working people though few lawmakers come from blue-collar backgrounds and most House members are lawyers.
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UPI
Capitol Hill
Washington
Edward P. Beard
D-R.j
Beard
Rhode Island
Congress
John Burton
D-Calif
Gus Yatron
Dpa
Don Young
D-Ark
Senate
House
Center For Ethnic Affairs
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Mt. Victory Coal Co
Marco Milite
Berkshire Plaza
Joan Curtis
Chem Ti
Jelanese
Fortres
Fiber Industries Inc
North Adams, Mass
Bank Americard
Roberts
U.S
P.A
Mahar & Son. Inc. Funeral Home
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