Prince Juan Carlos Could Govern If Franco Fails
Madrid reports government may temporarily transfer power to Prince Juan Carlos de Borbón as Franco’s health improves after stomach bleeding and heart failure. Officials say a permanent incapacitation transfer was ruled out to avoid destabilizing the regime and to keep laws signed amid ongoing health crises.
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Madrid
UFI
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Franco
Juan Carlos
el Pardo Palace
Carlos Pisaca Marquez
Heart
Central Red Cross Hospital
U S embassy under attack in Beirut during siege
UPI reports heavy fighting in Beirut as Moslem militias attack the Holiday Inn Phoenicia and other targets. The U S embassy is closed with Marines guarding the lobby, and a first evacuation flight is under way as casualties mount and hospitals overflow.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
United States
Beirut Today
Holiday Inn
Phoenecia
U.S
Mostern
Thousands Demonstrate in South Boston Over Desegregation
About 10,000 antibusing demonstrators marched through South Boston marking National Boycott Day. Police with riot gear protected South Boston High School where attendance plunged to 164 of 1,678. Charlestown High enrolled 92 white and 83 minority students. A peaceful 20 minute protest gathered outside the Charlestown police station as a petition with 900 signatures was delivered seeking a police transfer. One youth was arrested for rock and bottle throwing near South Boston High. a police cruiser was damaged and a flare was tossed into the district court. No serious injuries.
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Boston
UPI
South Boston
South Boston High School
Charlestown High School
Charlestown
William P. MacDonald
South Boston High
South Boston District Court
Dorchester High School
Hearings on busing focus on Louisville
Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on busing center on Louisville Kentucky and four proposed constitutional amendments to end the practice. Senator Tower highlighted tensions after antibusing demonstrations. President Ford hesitated to back an antibusing amendment while ordering reviews of alternatives.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Louisville
John Tower
R-Tex
Ford
James Coleman
Kentucky
Julian Carroll
Ford pledges major aid to Egypt during Sadat visit
President Ford vows substantial economic aid to Egypt and discusses military assistance with Anwar Sadat during a state visit. Talks with James Schlesinger and Henry Kissinger schedule further discussions. Sadat seeks Israeli Syrian disengagement progress and a Palestinian settlement while hinting at US arms for Egypt.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Egypt
U.S
Anwar Sadat
White House
Sadat
Defense
James Schlesinger
Henry Kissinger
Congress
United States
Inside Inside: Beame Spurns Sadat and Nero Wolfe Dies
In a wrap of national and local items, Mayor Beame refuses to welcome Anwar Sadat while news recalls the inventor of detective Nero Wolfe has died. Mexico remains tied to heroin origins, with broader regional and cultural notes.
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Beame
Sadat
Nero Wolfe
Mexico
Island Pond
VPIRG
Bennington
William Buckley
Eric Sevareid
Vermont Symphony
Hoosick Gop
Arlington
Shaftsbury
Manchester
Barre
MAU
John Randolph
Board weighs expansion of sex-education at Mt Anthony
Mt Anthony High School student government asks for deeper sex-education classes and the board, while cautious, leans toward expanding current topics. Principal Pelie cites rising pregnant students, urges expanding areas instead of a separate course, and calls for clear teaching standards and expertise to avoid harm. Vermont health data cited.
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Mt. Anthony High School
Clarence Pelie
Mt. Anthony
Pelkie
Raymond Murray
Ford to restate stance on New York City aid in speech
Washington (UPI) President Ford will deliver an important speech on New York City's financial plight and restate his position against federal aid. White House aides said he has not softened his opposition, amid internal debate on possible measures. Sen. Stevenson urged Congress to require sacrifices for federal help, proposing a plan with bank and union concessions. Treasury Secretary Simon canceled a House appearance without explanation as NY aid moves to the back page.
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U.S
Egypt
White House
Sadat
Middle East
Ford
Washington
UPI
New York City
Ron Nelsen
New York
National Press Club
Nessen
Adlai E. Stevenson
D-Ill
Congress
Stevenson
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Treasury
William E. Simon
House Banking Subcommittee
Simon
The farrier's art in Arlington a family craft tale
Alan Knapp 33 crafts horseshoes in Arlington at Bald Mountain Farm with his parents Keynith and Mrs Knapp who run a tack shop and breed horses. He lives with wife Valerie and six children in a remodeled chicken house behind the farm. The piece recalls his unlikely path from Vermont Technical College to a needed trade and notes Route 8 conditions during last winter as a local memory.
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Arlington
Alan Knapp
Bald Mountain
Keynith Knapp
Alan
Valerie
Chagall
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
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Walter Huddleston
Tower
Departments of Justice and Health, Education and Welfare
William Scott
R-Va
Dewey Bartlett
R-Okla
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Del
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