Bennington Class of 1975 Graduates in Sunny Ceremony
Trustees and faculty welcomed the Bennington College Class of 1975 as Gail Thain Parker and Jessie K. Emmet led, with George Plimpton guiding graduates to a fireworks display after Broadway star Carol Channing entertained. Plimpton then read the graduates’ names amid rocket lights.
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Gail Thain Parker
Bennington College
Jessie K. Emmet
George Plimpton
Walter Mitty
Carol Channing
Plimpton
Murder of Ellen Bindman Shocks Englewood Community
Ellen Bindman a popular math teacher at Dwight Memorial High School was found murdered in her Englewood home early Saturday. Police say she was strangled and her 14-year-old daughter Naomi was assaulted. a masked intruder with a small handgun entered by a broken first floor window and fled.
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Englewood
N.J
Ellen Bindman
Joyce Adler
Cold Spring Road
Shaftsbury
Naomi
CIA accused of murder by Senate panel in new disclosures
Washington UPI report notes Senate CIA committee chair Frank Church claims the agency was involved in murder plots and assassinations. References to Laos coups, Chile covert actions, and alleged attempts on Fidel Castro surface as revelations continue. William Colby admits destroying related files and omitting internal investigations.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Senate Committee
CIA
Senate
CIA Committee
Frank Church
Idaho
Laos
South Vietnam
Chile
Fidel Castro
George McGovern
D-S.d
Havana
Castro
McGovern
John Roselli
Raul
Che Guevara
Guerrilla Buildup in Lebanon Escalates IEF Soldier Attacks
Israeli military sources say about 9,000 Palestinian guerrillas are in Lebanon after 2,000 more crossed from Syria. Palestinians trained as pilots are flying with Arab air forces, some trained in Libya Syria Iraq North Korea and possibly China. In June 15 raids on Yuval four guerrillas killed three Israelis and wounded five before perishing. Egypt’s access demands and a proposed land corridor to the Abu Rudeis oil field are discussed by officials as Rabin visits Washington. Anwar Sadat urges Arabs to sustain dialogue with the United States. Arafat accuses Israel of preparing a pre emptive strike while blasting U S arms support. Beirut papers report Israeli shelling of southern Lebanon with no damage or casualties confirmed.
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Lebanon
Syria
Tel Aviv
Libya
Iraq
North Korea
China
Israel
Yuval
Cairo
Jerusalem
Egypt
Gulf of Suez
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Anwar Sadat
United States
Middle East
Sadat
Beirut
al Anwar
America
Khirbeh
Hasbani
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Inside National Plea from Queen Elizabeth saves British national
A plea from Queen Elizabeth reportedly saves a British national in Kenya as reported on Page 2 of Inside National. The article outlines the diplomatic exchange and outcome with emphasis on royal involvement and cross imperial ties.
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Queen Elizabeth
Kenya
Rutland
Gerald Raftery
Tom Wicker
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
The
Wall Street Journal
Nashville
Guthrie
Seegar
SPAC
Lake Paran
St. Mary’s Academy
Sunderland
Arlington
Little League
Connors
Evert
Wimbledon
Greenspan sees recession over and slow unemployment fall
President's adviser says recession for all practical purposes is over and expects unemployment to drop gradually after summer. Greenspan forecasts about 8.5 percent by January and 7.5 by year end 1976, warns against large deficits and money supply expansion risking inflation and a second recession in 1977. Von Hayek backs slow recovery, warns inflation cures may require higher unemployment, possibly over a year.
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Washington
UPI
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Greens
Greenspan
Codly
Friedrich A. von Hayek
NBC
Meet the Press
von Hayek
Congress chugs toward recess in debt limit push
Congress races toward a July 1 fiscal year start facing a crowding workload. A continuing resolution keeps agencies operating at last year’s or president’s requested funding. Senate delays due to the New Hampshire election fight may push recess to July 8. The debt ceiling may be raised to 577 billion through Nov 15, otherwise a government shutdown looms. House bills on Health Education and Welfare to Housing and Urban Development funding face votes as the 1976 budget process stalls with a potential veto of a major housing measure.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Hampshire
Mike Mansfield
Louis Wyman
John Durkin
Health
Education and Welfare
State, Justice
Commerce
Labor
Ford
Carey implicated in mobster oil deal claim
Albany governor Hugh Carey calls a Cox Newspapers report a fabrication alleging he used influence to help brother Edward and Alabama oilman Bart Chamberlain profit by obtaining licenses to bypass federal oil price controls during the Arab embargo. The piece cites profits of about 8.3 million and 3.4 million saved, with licenses allegedly enabling exports to a Bahamas refinery.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Hugh Carey
Alabama
Cox Newspapers
Bart Chamberlain
Carey
Edward
WGY
Schenectady
Congress
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Federal Energy Office and Commerce Department
Chamberlain
Citronelle Mobile Gathering, Inc
Sparkman
Washington
Department of Commerce
Hugh
Edward Carey
FEO
Bahamas
New York City
Nixon Struck From Court Bar In Attorneys Roll
The Supreme Court struck Richard M. Nixon from its roll of attorneys admitted to practice. The court granted his motion to resign from the bar and ordered his name removed. Justices Douglas and Rehnquist did not participate.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
William O. Douglas
William H. Rehnquist
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Fortney
New Jersey
Sunday News
New York Times
Colby
U.S
Washington Post
Justice Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Sam “Momo
Giancano
United Press International
Abu Rudeis
Sinai Desert
Gov. Carey
Nixon
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