Communists in Italy to dominate NATO talks
Oslo ministers weigh Italian vote impact as Communists potentially gain power in Italy. Kissinger warns of U.S. public opinion limits and discusses nonmilitary options to deter Communist influence while Italy’s June 20 election looms, with bilateral talks planned in Oslo and nearby capitals.
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Kissinger Pushes Diplomatic Drive on Cyprus Crisis
Kissinger launched a fresh eight day European tour with breakfast meetings with Greek Foreign Minister Dimitrios Bitsios and Turkish Foreign Minister Ishan Caglayangil to resolve the Cyprus dispute. He urged rapid progress as NATO ministers gathered in Oslo and planned talks with British Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland and others. Officials said he aimed to remain above the U.S. election scene to safeguard American policy.
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Cavett testifies to save dolphins
Environmentalists mobilize against a court order ending killing of porpoises by tuna fishermen. Dick Cavett and Sen Buckley join House hearings opposing a bill to undo the May 11 ruling. Rep Leggett seeks amended protections to allow limited fishing in 1977, prompting criticism from Defenders of Wildlife.
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French gift to U S a Bicentennial show at Mount Vernon
President Ford and Giscard dEstaing attended the premiere of The Father of Liberty a $1.2 million French Bicentennial sound and light show at Mount Vernon The 47 minute spectacle retells George Washingtons life highlighting his French ally Lafayette and roles in the American Revolution.
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Teamster organizer killed in New York labor dispute
A Teamsters Local 810 organizer was killed and three men wounded outside Samson Industries in Queens during a clash with Ironworkers Local 455 amid a prolonged New York labor dispute. Devereaux McGuire, 46, of Huntington, was found dead nearby. an Ironworkers member and a Teamster were among the wounded. The fight occurred as workers at the struck plant continued the 1975 battle, part of a wider series of labor actions across the city and country.
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Immigrant Art Exhibit Opens at Hirshhorn in DC
A Bicentennial show titled The Golden Door: Artist Immigrants of America 1876 1976 opens at the Hirshhorn Museum Washington. It features 204 works by 67 artists who found refuge in the United States. The exhibit runs free through Oct 20 1977 and highlights artists from multiple nations including Gorky Shahn Weber Rothko and Mies van der Rohe.
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Harvard Lampoon Names 36th Worst Movie Awards
Harvard Lampoon in Cambridge releases its 36th annual Movie Worsts Awards with Barry Lyndon edging Tommy for Worst Movie. Ryan O Neal wins Worst Actor, Diana Ross Worst Actress, Burgess Meredith and Madeline Kahn win supporting prizes. Other entries include At Long Last Love and The Hindenburg among top worst films. The late Jacqueline Susann receives The Ayn Rand Award for bad books made into films.
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Recall ordered for Sound-Off Bark Restrainer collars
Vicki Sharmay of Venice Calif faced extreme barking issues with her German shepherd and purchased a battery powered collar with a microphone that delivered an 1800 volt shock for bark or loud noises. After months she complained to the FDA which announced a nationwide recall of about 3000 Sound-Off Co collars from Chatsworth Calif for safety concerns.
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Food costs seen rising 3 to 4 percent this year
Washington based Agriculture Department economists project retail food prices will rise 3 to 4 percent in the year, pushing total consumer food spending beyond 200 billion dollars. The gain, the smallest in at least four years, could range from 2 to 5 percent depending on 1976 crop outcomes.
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Coast Guard readies to enforce 200 mile fishing limit
Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Owen W. Siler outlined plans to enforce the 200 mile fishery zone as the law takes effect next year. He said emphasis will be on areas with foreign fleets, requiring more ships and manpower, and greater operations on the west coast and Alaska.
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