Susan Ford starts six week photo internship at Topeka journal
Susan Ford arrived in Topeka for a six week photography internship at the Topeka Capital-Journal earning 115 dollars a week. Richard Clarkson, photo chief, will supervise her work as temperatures hit 91 degrees. Ronald Reagan plans to challenge Ford for the 1976 Republican nomination per The Miami Herald. The Herald says a Reagan for President committee will be formed soon with Lyn Nofziger coordinating the effort.
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Topeka. Kan
Susan Ford
Richard Clarkson
Topeka Capital-Journal
Miami
Ronald Reagan
California
Ford
Miami Herald
Washington
Knight Newspapers
Reagan
The
Herald
Lyn C. Nofziger
Nofziger
Sacramento
Calif
Unemployment Dips In May In New England
May unemployment in New England stood at 11.4 percent, down from 11.5 in April but up from 5.8 percent in May 1974. The rise was mainly seasonal as students joined the workforce. Connecticut and Massachusetts saw upticks while other states fell.
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Boston
New England
U.S
Monat Te
Department
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Van Quang fights deportation in Canada
Van Quang a former South Vietnamese general accused of heroin smuggling in Saigon says he will fight deportation from Canada. He denounces the case as politically motivated and asserts there is no proof of the allegations against him.
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Ottawa
Dang van Quang
Saigon
Canada
Quang
Smithsonian marks 50th anniversary of Scopes trial
The National Portrait Gallery hosts a small exhibit recalling the 1925 Scopes trial in Dayton Tennessee. The display, through September, features portraits photographs documents and memorabilia plus a narrative of the courtroom clash between William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow over the teaching of evolution.
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Washington
Scopes
Smithsonian
National Portrait Gallery
Tennessee
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
U.S. Supreme Court
William Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Times
J.R. Darwin
Darwin
WGN
Chicago
Rhea County
John T. Raulston
Bryan
Raulston
Darrow
Navy psychologist denies assassin training claim
Lt. Cmdr. Thomas Narut rejects a London Sunday Times report alleging the Navy trains killers for embassies. Narut says the claim is completely false. Watson, the author, stands by his story from Oslo discussions.
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London
London Sunday Times
U.S
Thomas Narut
Naples
Italy
Adm
Thomas Engen
Navy
Europe
Peter Watson
Watson
Narut
Naples Hospital
San Diego
Calif
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Oslo
Norway
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James O. Eastland
Doddsville
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Sunday Telegraph of
Britain
Telegraph
Investors Overseas Services
Bernard Cornfeld
IOS
van Quang
San Salvador
el Salvador
UPI
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