Christina Onassis Rejects Father's Marriage Choice in Athens
Christina Onassis, 24, spurns Aristotle Onassis family friend match after his death. She dined with rival suitor Andreadis, with Goulandris as a frequent sweetheart, and plans to control the Onassis empire, telling London oilmen she will handle business herself.
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Los Angeles
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Levi blames repeat offenders for crime rise in 1974 report
UPI reports Attorney General Levi cites repeat offenders as a main factor in rising serious crime. First quarter 1974 up 18 percent year over year with robbery up 26 and burglary 20. Preliminary 1974 figures also show a 17 percent annual rise.
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Portuguese leaders vow new cabinet amid post election violence
In Alcobaca and across Portugal clashes between anti Communist crowds and Communist supporters escalated as police reported casualties. The Revolutionary Council met until 3 am to discuss forming a nonpartisan national unity cabinet while Premier Vasco Goncalves faces potential replacement amid political crisis.
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Administration stands firm on arms sale to Jordan
The Ford administration moves ahead with a 38 million Hawk and allied arms sale to Jordan, rejecting congressional attempts to modify the deal. Alfred Atherton told senators the administration will not compromise, arguing Congress cannot block the sale by July 30. Critics warn the transfer could tilt the Middle East balance and pull Jordan into broader conflict.
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Presidential apology to Olson family over LSD death
President Ford met with Mrs. Olson and her three children to apologize for Dr. Frank Olson's death in 1953 after he was given LSD by the CIA without his knowledge. The family released a statement urging CIA accountability and safe operations while considering government claims and possible legal action.
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Senate moves toward final passage of voting rights bill
The Senate cheered by swift action aims to pass a ten year extension of the 1965 voting rights act before Aug. 6. Senator James Allen of Alabama condemned the House measure as Reconstruction era relic while supporters called it the most effective civil rights legislation. The chamber voted 72 to 19 to limit debate and 63 to 13 to make it pending, with a second cloture petition set forWednesday as deadlines loom.
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UPI
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Postal unions forecast ratification of new three year contract
Leaders of four postal unions and the Postal Service forged a three year pact covering about 600 000 workers with pay rises totaling about 1500 in the first two years and up to six cost of living adjustments. Union leaders expect ratification by members via ballots and the process may take up to 30 days.
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UPI
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National Association of Letter Carriers
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Postal Service
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American Postal Workers’ Union
Francis S. Filbey
National Executive Board
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Foreman Indicted in High Profile Wiretap Case
Dallas report says criminal attorney Percy Foreman joins the Hunts in facing federal obstruction charges over wiretap accusations tied to the Hunt family fortune. Indictments name Nelson Bunker Hunt W Hebert Hunt Foreman and three other lawyers plus a retired industrialist for allegedly paying to silence witnesses.
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W. Hebert Hunt
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Soviets Increase Grain Purchases To Meet Two Thirds Needs
UPI reports Soviet drought losses at about 15 million tons but with a new Continental Grain deal they have bought more than two thirds of their needs. The agreement covers 5.8 million tons of U.S. corn and barley plus earlier purchases of 3.2 million tons of wheat and 2 million tons of wheat from Canada. Corn shipments start in October and run through August 1976. Analysts say U.S. harvests could support 12 to 14 million tons of exports without harming domestic supplies.
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Bennington Banner Classifieds Rates and Contacts
Classified advertising rates and contact details for The Bennington Banner include daily publication, location at 425 Main St Bennington VT, and pricing plans for subscriptions within Vermont and nationwide. References to United Press International and NYT News Service are noted along with postal information and second class status.
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