Federal judge orders Ford to give deposition
UPI reports a federal judge ordered President Ford to provide videotaped testimony on the Fromme incident within 10 days, potentially during a California visit or at the White House, to be used in the November trial of Lynette Fromme. The order follows Ford describing the sighting of a handgun in a crowd and details from an FBI statement.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Ford
Lynette Fromme
U.S
Thomas MacBride
California
White House
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
John Virgo
Justice Department
Congress
Dwayne Keyes
FBI
State Capitol Park
Edmund Brown Jr
Liberal senators warn SALT II talks may slow 1976 pact
Three liberal U.S. senators warn that negotiations on curbing strategic missiles and bombers could bog down and delay a new arms control treaty into 1976. Sen. Symington and Sen. Cranston urge action despite reports SALT II is in trouble, while Sen. Kennedy pushes for a cruise missile ban to break impasses. Brezhnev’s health and the 1976 elections loom as potential disruptions.
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Washington
UPI
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Senate
Subcommittee On
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
House
Subcommittee
Executive Branch
U.S
U.S.S.R
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Ford Administration
Henry Kissinger
Ford-Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Kissinger
Kissinger readsies Ford trip amid Mao warning on detente
Secretary of State Kissinger moved to set the stage for President Ford’s China visit. He planned talks with Foreign Minister Chiao Kuanhua and Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping after Mao’s 100 minute meeting. Kissinger defended detente as global peace while Chinese officials likened it to appeasement.
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UPI
Henry Kissinger
Mao Tse-tung
Ford
China
Kissinger
U.S
Soviet Union
Chiao Kuanhua
Teng Hs
Teng
Chiao
United States
Germany
Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Helsinki
Munich
Museum of Natural History
Nancy
Irish Kidnappers Besieged in Monasterevin Apartment
Police and soldiers ring a two story Monasterevin building where IRA renegades Eddie Gallagher and Marion Coyle hold Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema. Gunfire erupts as officers attempt a dawn assault while the captors demand Ireland free three IRA prisoners. Herrema warns of a fight if cornered.
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Monasterevin
Ireland
UPI
Tiede Herrema
Irish Republican Army
Herrema
The
IRA
Eddie Gallagher
Marion Coyle
Gallagher
Limerick
Bridget Rose Dugdale
Israel and Egypt discuss Mideast peace talks in Sinai
Israeli and Egyptian military officers met in the Sinai to begin discussions on implementing the new Middle East peace agreement. The talks were set at a dusty outpost in the center of no man's land to resolve issues from Israel's withdrawal and related arrangements.
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United Press International
Sinai Desert
Middle East
No Man’s Land
Israel
Abu Rudeis
Ras Sudar
Gulf of Suez
Mobil Oil Co
U.N
Sinai
Egypt
Herzl Shafir
Geneva
Suez Canal
Bennett fights right to oppose pulp mill in NH
Edward J. Bennett, state director of economic development, appeals to the New Hampshire Supreme Court to challenge his firing over remarks at a Manchester breakfast calling the pulp mill idea "stinks." The Executive Council voted 3-2 to dismiss him, amid questions of hearing fairness. Bennett's lawyers pledge a rehearing and court review, arguing the firing undercuts public official speech rights in a contested environmental issue tied to Parsons and Whittemore backed mill plans. The case highlights clashes between state economic policy and environmental sentiment in New Hampshire.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Edward J. Bennett
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Meldrim Thomson
Thomson
Bennett
Manchester
Department of Resources and Economic Development
Parsons and Whittemore
New York
William Phinney
George Gilman
Streeter
New Hampshire
D’allessandro
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Hayes
Seaman Acknowledges Murder On Mutinous Voyage
Indonesian seaman Gun Supardi admitted killing four German officers aboard the Panamanian freighter Mimi and scuttling the ship in an apparent mutiny. He told Coast Guard officers in West Palm Beach he did not know why he killed the men and described stabbing and hammer blows to the chief engineer, second engineer, chief mate, and captain before lowering lifeboats and sinking the vessel.
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UPI
Gun Supardi
Coast Guard
West Palm Beach
U.S. District Court
Supardi
Mimi
U.S
Peter Fay
West Germany
Panama
Lupardi
Bahamas
Cuba
Andros Island
Bernd Hesse
Horst Hershe
Manfred Schmidt
Lothar Eckhart
Hesse
Hershe
Schmidt
Eckhart
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Connecticut River Valley
Aristotle Onassis
University
Durham
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Main Street
Snow
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Banner Publishing Corp
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Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
Finast
North Bennington Road
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