Pro Western Forces Target Angola Railroad in Central Conflict
Pro Western factions press to reopen the Benguela line as UNITA repels MPLA Cuban assaults north of Lusa and advances toward Texeira de Sousa. FNLA vows resistance while talks in Lusaka hint at a possible MPLA UNITA merger excluding FNLA and pulling out South African and Cuban forces. Diplomats cite U S pressure and regional ties shaping Angola's turmoil.
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South Africa
Angola
Soviet Armed On Movement
MPLA
National Union
UNITA
Cor
Lusa
Texeira de Sousa
Zaire
Luso
Benguela
Zambia
National Front
FNLA
Jea
India
Ford
Sitden of
African Unity
Yevere
United States
Nyerere
Africa
Lusaka
Mpaciyt Unita
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
Dilolo
UPI
Ford says spying essential to foreign policy in Time interview
President Ford backs covert intelligence abroad and defends need for action, while stressing congressional consultation to curb abuses. He welcomes a challenge from Ronald Reagan in the primaries and expresses confidence about early contests and the race's prospects.
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New York
Ford
Time Magazine
Ronald Reagan
Non Candidate HHH Fires Valley At GOP
Hubert H. Humphrey, a non candidate seeking the Democratic nomination, tours Missouri as Iowa delegates loom. He blasts Reagan and Ford while drawing large crowds in Columbia and Kansas City. GOP battles center on California and primaries with Ford and Reagan predicting wins. Four Democrats on Meet the Press push guaranteed jobs amid talk of school desegregation and Angola. Iowa caucuses open with 85 000 voters in 2 617 precincts and Carter Bayh Udall Jackson Harris Shriver leading the field. Shapp campaigns Florida and attacks Ford's Social Security tax plan as harming working people.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Missouri
Iowa
New Hampshire
California
Ford
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Reag
Reagan
Midwest
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
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Symington
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Jerry Litton
Angola
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Nevada
Congress
Laxalt
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Callaway
Texas
Lloyd Bentsen
Jackson
U.S
Udall
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Bayh
Carter
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Sargent Shriver
Maryland
Miami
Florida
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Alabama
George C. Wallace
North Carolina
Burns pushes $10 billion tax cut with spending cut
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Arthur F. Burns says he can back a $10 billion tax cut if paired with a federal budget reduction. He told ABC on Issues and Answers that Americans are taxed heavily and government spending should be cut across all levels. He supports simultaneous tax and expenditure reductions.
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Washington
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Ford
ABC
Burns
Used Hearing Aids Sought in Bath Drive
The Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children and Adults in Bath Maine seeks used hearing aids for repair and reconditioning. Donated devices aid hearing handicapped people unable to buy new aids. Send items to 84 Front St Bath Maine 04530.
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Bath
Pine Tree Society For
Front St
Maine
Sinatra May Testify To Senate Intelligence Panel
The Senate intelligence committee may call Frank Sinatra to testify about links among President Kennedy Judith Campbell Exner and mobster Sam Giancana. Exner says Sinatra introduced her to Kennedy and Giancana, and the panel weighed whether his testimony would add new insight into Kennedy’s knowledge of a Castro plot. The committee plans to meet Tuesday, with staff doubtful Sinatra could alter the core findings.
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Sinatra
Senate Intelligence
Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Sinatra
John F. Kennedy
Judith Campbell Exner
Sam Giancana
Exner
Kennedy
Giancana
John Rosselli
Rosselli
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
Senate
Los Angeles Times
Waltham Mass
Kenneth O'Donnell
Dave Powers
Los Angeles
Hearst Counsel Eyes Lie Detector Test at Bank Robbery Trial
Patricia Hearst faces a possible bid to admit lie detector results as evidence in her bank robbery trial set to start January 26. Defense associate Wayne Smith cites coordination in San Francisco and says motions will target psychiatrist Dr. Harry Kozol’s testimony and background.
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Patricia Hearst
Ayne Smith
F. Lee Bailey
New York Daily News
Smith
Harry Kozol
Boston
Miss Hearst
Kozol
U.S. District Court
Oliver Carter
al Johnson
New York City
Charles Zimmerman
The
Scientific Security Co
Iton
Gordon Barland
David Ruskin
University of Utah
Stanley Abrams
Kaiser Hospital
Ortland
Ore
Barland
Carter
Football fans swindled by bogus Super Bowl tour package
Up to 5000 fans learned they had been swindled out of tickets for the Steelers Cowboys game after paying 375 to 800 for a Florida package tour. Police say the group Super Tours International, linked to ITB, disappeared with about 1.5 million dollars. Fans in Fort Lauderdale Miami and Hollywood faced ruined trips and costly hotel stays.
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Pittsburgh
Sixth Street
Liberty Ave
Dallas Cowboys
Miami
UPI
Florida
Toronto
Canada
Matt Crone
Olice
Theittsburgh Steelers
Super Tours International
International Travel Bureau
ITB
Fort Lauderdale
Hollywood
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