Hassan ends Sahara march in Morocco turnaround
King Hassan II halted the "peace march" toward Spanish Sahara after Spain and Algeria warned of war. He said the march achieved its objectives and urged the 200,000 already inside the border plus 150,000 remaining to return to Tarfaya, deeming the effort a success.
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People’s Crusade
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Spain
Algeria
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el- Aiun
Tarfaya
Schlesinger Colby Reacts To Firing As Ford Ousts Them
Newsweek and Time dissect the firings of Defense Secretary James Schlesinger and CIA chief William Colby. Reports differ on mood with Ford saying resignation versus firing and offers of prominent posts, including NATO ambassador, sparking mixed reactions among officials and diplomats.
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Newsweek
Thetic
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NATO
Decision due today in right to die case
Karen Ann Quinlan remains in a coma as a five day civil trial ends with doctors deeming her alive in a chronic vegetative state. Superior Court judge to issue a written verdict on terminating respirator support amid nationwide attention and possible legal definition of death.
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N.J
UPI
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Robert Muir Jr
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St. Clare’s Hospital
Denville
Muir
Harvard
Church in Spain adds voice to calls for a new democracy
In Madrid the archbishop of Madrid Cardinal Vicente Tarancón urged broad participation in Spain’s post Franco politics, calling one man rule against nature and liberty as the church faces criticism for its Ya newspaper stance. Franco’s condition remained grave after stomach surgery and kidney issues, with plans for a future parliamentary president in two weeks.
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Radiation Therapy as Alternative to Surgery for Breast Cancer
Harvard doctors report radiation can control localized breast cancer in a five year study of 100 women. External radiation plus implanted devices yielded no recurrences in early cases and 82 percent in advanced cases without recurrence, though 10 to 18 percent suffered complications mainly shoulder pain.
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Chicago
UPI
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Eric Weber
Samuel Hellman
Journal of the American Medical Association
Ford outlines broad goals for America
President Ford, in a Meet the Press interview, described a vision in which government does not dictate citizens lives, but helps those unable to care for themselves while granting people the freedom to govern the government and live within the Constitution. He also emphasized pursuing peace through strength and engaging allies and adversaries.
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UPI
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America
NBC
Meet the Press
Lawrence Spivak
United States
Fromme Gets One More Chance in Court
Lynette Fromme, a Charles Manson follower, is allowed another test of courtroom behavior in a trial against her for an alleged assassination attempt on President Ford. Judge Thomas MacBride ordered she be watched via closed circuit TV if she disrupts again, after earlier outbursts and a removal from the courtroom. Virga, appointed to assist, must handle the case personally. Buendorf testified Fromme struggled with him during the Sept. 5 incident outside the California Capitol.
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UPI
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U.S
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Virga
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San Quentin
Tate- LaBianca
Arthur van Court
Secret Service
Larry Buendorf
State Capitol
Buendorf
Hearst pleads innocent as judge weighs trial date
Patricia Hearst faces a plea hearing in San Francisco on bank robbery charges as her lawyers threaten a possible surprise to seek a delay. Authorities report she showed no emotion during competency findings, with defense insisting the sheriff’s remarks risk the trial’s fairness.
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UPI
Patricia Hearst
San Mateo County
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Iam
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U.S
Oliver Carter
Ford defines detente on Meet the Press
President Ford was asked Sunday to define detente on NBC's Meet the Press. He described it as a mechanism to relax tensions between two strong powers by consulting on varied disputes and avoiding military conflict.
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UPI
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Meet the Press
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