FBI Chief's Wife in Washington
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley said he would resign if family responsibilities interfere with work. Since taking office two years ago he has returned to Kansas City almost every weekend to be with his wife Ruby who is undergoing cancer treatment. He travels on Thursdays and Sundays between Washington and Kansas City, saying he maintains control and is in constant touch with his executive staff. He added he will leave if administrative control is endangered.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Kansas City
Ruby
Bureau
Ford widens lead over Kennedy in Harris poll
New York AP report shows President Ford favored by 50 percent to 42 for Senator Kennedy among 1303 likely voters in June. Ford’s May rating was 48 to 46, while Kennedy had been ahead 50 to 43 in April.
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New York
Ford
Edward M. Kennedy
Harris
Mayaguez
Harris Organization
Kennedy
Massachusetts
United States pushes OAS move on Cuba ban removal
A 12 day OAS meeting in San Jose will consider a majority vote to lift the Cuba embargo, bypassing a two thirds rule, though ratification by Mutual Defense Treaty signers may delay action. In the U.S. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg heirs sue for access to case files, arguing government motives and seeking records on key witness David Greenglass.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
United States
Organization of American States
Cuba
Aaa Ae
OAS
Fidel Castro
Washington
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Robert
Michael Meeropol
U.S
Soviet Union
Sons
New Mexico
David Greenglass
Nutley officer drowns after river rescue attempt
Nutley New Jersey police officer John Guerino 47 says he felt more like a jerk than a hero after a three hour search. He dove into the Third River seven minutes after reporting a work incident during heavy rains. A rescue worker who he tried to save later died.
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Nutley
N.J
John Guerino
Guerino
Newersey
TV conmen in New Hampshire pose as half price sets
A con-artist ring in the New Hampshire seacoast area calls businessmen offering expensive color televisions in trios at half price. After agreeing, the man appears to collect money then claims a truck is near the business and vanishes when the victim returns. Police warn the scheme is headed to another state area.
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Concord
N.H
Newampshire Seacoast
New Hampshire
Kissinger warns Third World on UN role in biased votes
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger accused developing nations of extortion through confrontational tactics and biased UN voting. Speaking at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, he urged constructive reform, warned against bloc politics, and pressed for limits on strategic weapons amid Middle East and Cyprus tensions. Demonstrators protested outside as he prepared for All-Star duties in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee. Wis
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Kissinger
Midwest
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Institute of World Affairs
Nancy
Minneapolis
Minn
Upper Midwest Council
Milwaukee
United States
Cuba
Middle East
Cyprus
World Citizen Arrives in New York on World Passport
Garry Davis 54 arrives from Paris using a World Service Authority passport not issued by any government. He says it has been honored on prior U S trips and plans to attend the World Citizen Assembly at San Francisco State University in July 2025. Davis notes WSA claims world territory in France and says U S recognition helps his travel.
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New York
Garry Davis
World Service Authority
Paris
Davis
United States
Ford
U.S
World Citizen Assembly
San Francisco
Bar Harbour
Local Graduates and Educators Noted in Maine Notices
Airman Harry C. Prince Jr. completes training at Lackland AFB and advances in Minuteman Missile Security. Janecke L. Clark earns a Northeastern University BS in education. Jerome A. LePelletier announces two faculty as Outstanding Educators of America for 1975.
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Prince
Harry C. Prince Jr
Harry C. Prince
Main St
Saco
Security Police
Lackland Afb
Texas
Minuteman
Ellsworth Afb
South Dakota
Thornton Academy
Janecke L. Clark
Kennebunk - Janecke L
Old Orchard Beach
Jerome A. LePelletier
Old Orchard Beach High School
America
E. Emerson Cummings
John McSweeney
James
Wells
Richard Donald James
University of Maine At
Martin Rielly
Wentworth St
Biddeford
Holliston Junior College
Holliston
Mass
Subaeren Recourt
Limestone
Marc Precourt
U.S. Air Force
Sgt. Precourt
Norman Precourt
Pauline Chamberlain
Pensacola, Fla
Loring Afb
Pamela Dinsmore
Eliot
Canada Debates Abortion Referral Center Adoptions
Agencies deny media claims that abortion referral centers channel infants to U S couples for illegal adoptions. Centre Inter-Provincial manager and Betty Farhood Centre spokesman defend legal, above-board practices amid accusations.
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Montreal
United States
Gazette
U.S
Jean L’arrive
Centre Inter-Provincial
Betty Farhood
Betty Farhood Centre
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Richard M. Nixon
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Base
Nixon
UPI
Rosenbergs’ Sons
Burlington
Bristol
Ernest FE. Grant
Fisheries Development Corp
University of Maine Orono
Norman Smith
UMO
Nicosia
Makarios
Eboka-B
LusterSoft
Bankamericard
Nichols & Co
Main Street
Maine
Chara
World Citizen
Nyc
France
San Francisco State University
CBS
Tor
Maine Dry Cleaners
Sarah Brooks
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
William D. McDonough
Jean P. Martel
Leon S. Zimnicki
Frederick J. Haase
Babeau
Constance Babeau
Alfred Babeau
Center St
Boston University
University of Maine
Malden
Brother Bolduc
Alfred
Paul Bolduc
Denis Hall
National Assembly of Religious Brothers
Manhattan College
Bronx
N.Y
Bolduc
Benoit
Christine Benoit
Paul E. Benoit
Granite St
Jackson College
Tufts University
Medford
Lamarre
Irene Lamarre
Pool St
Dale Carnegie and Associates Inc
Holiday Inn
Portland
Canadian News
Ottawa
Commons
James Jerome
Physicians Association
L. B. Roy
Professional Corporation of Quebec Physicians
Department of Health and Welfare
British Columbia
Ontario
Canada
Quebec
Atlantic
Prairie Provinces
Webber Hospital Association
Elm St
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