Television debate Senate veterans bills in final stages
Washington reports the first presidential debate since 1960 will air on four national channels with Edwin Newman moderating Ford vs Carter. Panelists include James P. Gannon Elizabeth Drew and Frank Reynolds. League rules on televised audience reaction remain unresolved. Senate rushes two veterans benefits bills to final enactment with pension and disability increases totaling hundreds of millions.
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Publishers sue Cody churches over hymn piracy
Dennis J. Fitzpatrick, head of F.E.L. Publications, filed a 180000-dollar federal suit in Chicago against Archbishop Cardinal Cody and five area Catholic churches, alleging 10 years of unauthorized copying of copyrighted hymns caused 29.4 million dollars in losses across 103 parishes.
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Gillette Co. Confesses Illegal Foreign Payments
Gillette disclosed that foreign units paid about 400000 in illegal or questionable payments between 1972 and 1975. The company turned the findings to the SEC and said no illegal U.S. payments or domestic bribes were found. Net sales for the period exceeded 4 billion with earnings of 331.0 million.
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United States
Yale professor resigns over WWII Nazi work
Yale lecturer Vladimir Sokolov Samarin, a 63 year old Russia émigré, resigns after colleagues press over Nazi collaboration during World War II. The Yale Daily News cites editorials he wrote for a pro Nazi paper and praises of German leadership.
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Oriol
Robert Jackson
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Russia
UAW Ford bargaining session yields no progress
The first bargaining session in the weeklong UAW strike against Ford Motor Co lasted under two hours with no clear movement on the key issue of future working hours. A union spokesman said talks reestablished contact but the two sides remain far apart on time on the job despite prior high level discussions.
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Classified ad rates and distribution details for The Bennington Banner
The Bennington Banner lists publication details at 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201. It notes daily except Sunday and legal holidays circulation and national news services, plus domestic subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery costs.
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Carter candid on morality in Playboy interview
Pittsburgh report says Jimmy Carter states his presidential campaign will not be hurt by Playboy magazine remarks in which he acknowledged looking at women with lust and admitting he had committed adultery in his heart. The remarks sparked debate on his moral stance and political viability.
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Carter defends beliefs on morality during campaign trip
Carter said on Monday that he does not think his views on sex will hurt him as he traveled from New York City to Pittsburgh. He explained the Southern Baptist Church and his religious upbringing, with press secretary Jody Powell adding that he meant being careful about judging others moral standards.
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