Hiss Says Pumpkin Papers Show No Espionage Evidence
Alger Hiss, flanked by attorney Randlett Walster and writer William Reuben, tells reporters that the Pumpkin Papers contain no evidence of spying. Convicted in 1950 of perjury tied to Soviet espionage, he examined the micro-film for the first time as a photo shows then Congressman Richard Nixon reviewing the headline after his conviction.
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Randlett Walster
William Reuben
Alger Hiss
Richard Nixon
Hiss
Speed may have caused Boston subway crash
Boston officials and the NTSB opened a probe into a Beacon Hill tunnel crash that injured 130 as three MBTA Red Line trains collided after a probable signal failure. Heat and long repairs followed as crews jacked derailed cars and cleared the tunnel while officials assessed excessive speed and power loss.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Beacon Hill
National Transportation Safety Board
Cambridge
Charles River
MBTA
Transit Authority
Mother seeks contact aid to free daughter in Mexican jail
Albuquerque story says Ann Palmer pleads for help for Patricia Kuit, 26, jailed in Mexico City on possession of a small amount of marijuana. Rep. Manuel Lujan Jr. advised that release requires a Mexican lawyer with influential contacts, a costly path. U.S. Embassy notes sentences in marijuana cases often run two to nine years.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
Ann Palmer
Patricia Kuit
San Rafael
Calif
Kuit
Los Reyes Federal Reformatory For Women
Mexico City
Lujan
Mexico
U.S
Brooke urges talks to limit naval buildup
Senator Edward W. Brooke calls for immediate negotiations with the Soviet Union and others to curb naval arms growth in the Indian Ocean. He voiced the stance in a radio message explaining his vote against expanding naval presence on Diego Garcia Island, a British territory with U.S. access.
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Brooke
Washington
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Indian Ocean
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
U.S. Navy
Diego Garcia Island
India
Great Britain
U.S
Congress
Ford Administration
Asia
Betty Ford fatigued during 10 day European trip
Betty Ford arrives in Belgrade looking tired after canceling activities in Bucharest to rest. She joins Yugoslav President Tito at a state dinner, then fatigue prompts retreat by other delegation members. Kissinger skipped monastery visit citing need for rest amid a long tour. Mrs Ford’s chemotherapy for cancer surgery last year is noted by aides.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Betty Ford
Bucharest
Romania
Tito
Ford
Warsaw
Henry Kissinger
Nicolae Ceausescu
Sinaia
Patti Matson
Kissinger Visits Dracula Land With Ford In Sinaia
Henry Kissinger joined President Ford for talks with Nicolae Ceausescu in Sinaia Romania amid Romanian Orthodox services at the monastery and castle tours. Ford teased royal beds while Kissinger eyed envoy duties and press scrutiny as Romanian troops watched the woods.
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Sinaia
Romania
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Land of Dracula
Ford
Carpathian Alps
Transylvania
Kissinger
Dracula
Nicolae Ceausescu
Pelisor Castle
Carol
Magda Lepescu
Pelisor
Ceausescu
Land of
Secret Service
Chinatown on edge as Boston busing plan nears
Boston's Chinatown faces disruption from Desegregation Phase II as Chinese parents demand safeguards. The Boston Chinese Parents Association threatens a class opening boycott unless dialect translations, bilingual aides, and Chinese staff are provided. A white-Chinese fistfight linked to the busing controversy has intensified fears, and families relocate amid harassment while co ordinators share plans for two Chinese aides and escorts on buses.
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Tsang
Boston Chinese Parents Association
Chinatown
James
George Tam
Charlestown
Tam
Boston
Brighton
Stephanie Fan
City Hall
Fourth worst air disaster kills 188 in Morocco
A chartered Boeing 707 carrying Moroccan workers crashed in dense fog near Imzizen, 30 miles northeast of Agadir, killing all 188 aboard. The jet owned by Alia Airline and chartered to Royal Air Maroc disappeared from radar two minutes before landing, with four British passengers, six Jordanians, and a Finnish stewardess among the dead.
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Agadir
Morocco
UPI
Alia
Royal Air Maroc
Paris
Great Atlas Mountain Range
Imzizen
Paper recycling rates appear in U.S. notice
A small classified style line lists subscription options and postage details. It shows prices for 3 months 9.75 6 months 19.50 and 1 year 39.00, followed by a second class postage paid notice in Bennington Vermont.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Vermont
U.S
Vermont nursing grants announced for 1975 totals
U.S. Senator Robert Stafford says three Vermont schools received federal nursing grants for fiscal 1975. The University of Vermont in Burlington got 8506 dollars, Castleton State College 23540 dollars, and Vermont College in Montpelier 19155 dollars.
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Henry and
Jerry
John Tsang
Coordinating Council
W. Arthur Garrity
Tongs Yune
Health-tex
Shea Agency Inc
Main Street
Benn., VT
Finlandia House
Helsinki
Bennington Banner Telephone
Chuck McCracken
San Bernardino
McCracken
Nichols
Martex Luxor
Luxor
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