Italians Vote in Tight Christian Democrats Communist Clash
Italians cast a record national vote in a race between the Washington backed Christian Democrats and the Communist party. First results due today with undecided voters likely to decide long negotiations for government amid Vatican and U S warnings. Enrico Berlinguer urged fear-free voting as turnout neared a postwar high.
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Viking inches toward Mars for desert landing site view
Viking 1 prepared to lower its orbit around Mars for daily photography of the Chryse basin near the planned July 4 descent. The craft aimed for a 940 mile low point and a 37 minute Martian day orbit, while computer commands guided the maneuver due to radio distance.
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South African Rioting Escalates Across Pretoria and Beyond
Police fired on mobs in several areas including Pretoria, killing at least two. The violence followed a weekend of calm and came after clashes in Soweto and other townships over Afrikaans instruction. Authorities report vast destruction, hundreds injured, and thousands of arrests amid the nationwide unrest.
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Haldeman denies Nixon drinking problem
H R Haldeman says fatigue and minor alcohol use may have misled others into thinking Nixon drank heavily in his final White House days. He states Nixon never showed signs of a drinking problem, though he occasionally had gin martinis and wine with meals. Haldeman notes his long service and resignation in 1973, with an appeal underway after Watergate-related conviction.
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Ford economic summit sparks debate on value and politics
New York analysts differ on the Puerto Rico gathering of West Germany France Britain Italy Canada and Japan with Ford. Some see symbolic international cooperation worth the effort while others call it a boondoggle. Experts warn of possible currency crises and note political motives amid election-year tensions.
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Bennington Banner subscriber rates and services
The Bennington Banner lists delivery options and prices including home delivery by carrier at 15 cents with a monthly equivalent of 4.40, motor delivery subscription rates by mail within a 50 mile radius and across Vermont for 3 months totaling 9.00, and notes its origin and press affiliations.
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Segregation rising in Northeast says Brook and Javits
UPI reports Senators Brooke and Javits note increasing segregation in Northern districts during the 1970s while the South sees progress. They cite 81 percent of Black children in predominantly minority schools in the 1974-75 year, with the North and Midwest lagging desegregation and the Kerner Commission pattern cited. Data from HEW and Brookings analyzed by the Brookings Institution.
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FBI chief says JFK killing not a conspiracy
FBI Director Clarence Kelly told Hearst Newspapers that the agency found no evidence of a conspiracy in President John F. Kennedy's assassination. He said the investigation is solved and that while they will pursue any new lead, they believe they know who killed the president. He denied withholding CIA links to Castro.
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