Moon Se kwang hanged for killing Park wife in Seoul
Moon Se kwang, 23, the man who killed Mrs. Park Chung-hee, was hanged at Seoul Prison after a brief, emotional last moment. Witnesses reported his tears and prayers as he faced execution, imploring forgiveness from his mother and sending apologies to President Park and the Korean people.
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Seoul
UPI
Moon Sekwang
Park Chung-hee
Moon
Park
Japan
Yukio Yoshii
Osaka
Kim I-sung
Sugar refiners charged with fixing prices across states
Six sugar refining firms were indicted on rigging sugar prices in 23 states, with two criminal indictments and three antitrust actions. The actions target operations in California Arizona and the Midwest, plus the intermountain Northwest. Civil suits accuse C H & Utah Idaho Sugar of suppressing private label sugar sales. Penalties could reach 50 000 dollars per offense per company.
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San Francisco
UPI
Justice Department
California & Hawaiian Sugar Co
Holly Sugar Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
California
Arizona
Las Vegas
Reno
Nev
C&h and
Holly
Amalgamated Sugar
American Crystal Sugar
Great Western Sugar
Midwest
Colorado
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Indiana
Iowa
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Missouri
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Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Wisconsin
Wyoming
National Sugar Beet Growers Federation
Greeley
Colo
Intermountain Northwest
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Washington
C&h
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Rockefeller Becomes Vice President Amid Celebratory Whirlwind
Nelson Rockefeller is confirmed as vice president, described as a excited whirlwind day from New York jet to White House and Capitol ceremony. He blows kisses to wife and crowd while aides and lawyers steer the confirmation as his two children watch from the gallery.
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Warren Burger
Rockefeller
New York
Senate
Hugh Scott
Washington
Foxhall Road
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Ford
Ron Nessen
Congress
Happy Rockefeller
Nelson Jr
Mark
Hudson River
Jobs package clears Congress awaiting Ford signature
Congress approved a 6.5 billion recession package to create 330,000 public service jobs and extend unemployment benefits. A 13 week extension raises total weeks to up to 52 for many unemployed, with 26 extra weeks for workers not covered by unemployment insurance. A supplemental appropriation bill funds the spending, sending it to the White House for President Ford’s signature.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Ford
White House
Robbers surrender after hostage standoff at Minnesota market
Four gunmen who held 30 to 35 people at Country Club Supermarket in Richfield surrendered to police after a five hour standoff. One hostage high risk from a heart seizure. two robbers wounded by gunfire were treated. Governor Wendell Anderson had spoken with the suspects who demanded a car and helicopter before giving up. About 150 officers, including snipers, backed the operation. four suspects to be arraigned.
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Richfield, Minn
UPI
Wendell Anderson
Donald Lundquist
Country Club
Lundquist
Bennington Banner Publication Details
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201 by The Banner Publishing Corp. It subscribes to United Press International and the New York Times News Service. National advertising representatives are Matthews Shannon Cullen Inc. Home delivery costs 15 cents per day. Subscription rates by mail for 50 mile radius and all Vermont are 3 months for $9.00.
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Hive
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
Four New England Governors Back Rockefeller for VP
Four of six New England governors voiced confidence that Nelson Rockefeller would use a national platform to spotlight the region’s fiscal and energy issues. Governors Sargent Salmon Noel Longley Grasso saw Rockefeller as experienced, capable of addressing New England’s distinct economic and energy challenges.
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Newport
R.I
UPI
New England
Nelson Rockefeller
Washington
Massachusetts
Francis W. Sargent
America
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
New York
Rhode Island
Philip W. Noel
Maine
James Longley
Rockefeller
Connecticut
Ella Grasso
New England Regional Commission
Plot to Bomb Boston Bridges Tied to School Desegregation
Federal probes into a suspected plot to blow up three Boston bridges tied to court ordered school desegregation are underway. Sources say the targets included the Mystic Tobin Bridge and Meridian Street Bridge with possible others in East Boston, tied to protests by anti desegregation groups.
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Boston
UPI
Justice Department
Washington
Mystic-Tobin
Meridian St
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity
Garrity
South Boston
James O. Newpher
FBI
Detente trade bill headed for today vote in Congress
After 20 months of delay the House and Senate will vote on the detente oriented international trade bill. It would grant most favored nation status to Communist states with Western terms but press for easing emigration, cap Soviet loans at 300 million, curb credits for noncooperating nations, and set up an East West Trade Board while rejecting U S Czech settlement terms and allowing new talks to cut world trade barriers.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Senate House
Moscow
State Department
United States
Indochina
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Ray
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