Youth Rescued From Cave Near San Antonio
A 16 year old, Paul J Haggerty of San Antonio, was rescued after 24 hours trapped with a companion in a cave north of the city. David Brown of Fort Worth died in the cave when a rope tangled around his neck. Haggerty suffered multiple injuries and was hospitalized at Bexar County Hospital then Northeast Baptist Hospital.
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San Antonio
Tex
Here
San Paul Haggerty
Haggerty
David Brown
Fort Worth
Aggerty
Paul J. Haggerty
Bexar County Hospital
Northeast Baptist Hospital
Mount Prospect teen crowned pinball wizard of 1975
Mount Prospect 16 year old Tom Leicht won the first U S Open Pinball Championship earning a trophy and 575 dollars. Pinball Association of America president Steven P Kirk called Leicht the best around noting he outclassed his rivals. Second place went to 19 year old Ken Share of Skokie Illinois in a final match that went down to the last ball.
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Mount Prospect
Ill
Mount Project
Tom Leicht
Steven P. Kirk
Pinball Association of America
Leicht
Ken Share
Skokie
Kirk
Congress To Get Weapons Bill In 15 Month Deal
Congress returns from a memorial recess to tackle a broad agenda including foreign policy voting rights and a stalled 15 month defense authorization bill worth 30.3 billion for weapons procurement and research. Senate action slated for Friday after amendments to cut further and trim programs.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
House
Rockefeller Commission wraps CIA inquiry amid Castro plots
The Rockefeller Commission closes its five month CIA probe amid controversy over whether President Kennedy and Robert Kennedy aided attempts to kill Fidel Castro. No public evidence links them directly while former officials discuss plans dated 1962 and possible assassination discussions with Smathers and Szul, with Lansdale noting no actual plots were carried out.
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Rockefeller Commission
CIA
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Fidel Castro
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Castro
Fense Department
Air Force
Edward G. Lansdale
Robert Kennedy
Lansdale
Lonsdale
United States
Cuba
Commission
Congress fights subpoenas over franking abuses
Washington reports both chambers clash with Common Cause in a lawsuit aimed at ending taxpayer financed mass mailings by members. Records of complaints and mailed materials are being withheld or kept in house files. Testimony differs between chambers with evidence tying franked mail to reelection campaigns.
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Washington
Senate
House
Common Cause
Congress
Inflation Fighter Cracked at Cohen Egg Farm Sale
A local classified item announces an inflation fighter device sale at Cohen Egg Farm on Route 5 in Dayton Maine. The ad specifies pickup Monday morning between ten and four and highlights the cracked unit for sale.
Rolling Stones Begin U S Tour In Baton Rouge
The Rolling Stones opened a two hour matinee in Baton Rouge on a long awaited tour delayed by sound issues and traffic as fans waited more than an hour for setup. New guitarist Ron Wood joins Keith Richards Charlie Watts Bill Wyman and Billy Preston for the trek through 58 concerts across North and South America.
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Baton Rouge
Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger
Jagger
Stones
America
Canada
Mexico
South America
Ron Wood
Mick Taylor
Keith Richard
Charlie Watts
Bill Wyman
Billy Preston
Louisiana State University Assembly Center
Professor to negotiate for hostages in Zaire jungle
US officials weigh approval of University of Michigan economist Peter Steiner to enter eastern Zaire from Burundi to negotiate with Marxist guerrillas holding Stanford students and a Dutch woman. Mobutu's regime has not publicly acknowledged the guerrillas, who demand ransom, weapons, and the release of imprisoned leaders.
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Tanzania
Zaire
Stanford University
Peter Steiner
University of Michigan
Stanford
Steiner
Burundi
Mobutu Sese Seko
Belgian Congo
Mobutu
Popular Revolutionary Party
Barbara Smuts
Ann Arbor
Mich
Miss Smuts
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Weicker
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UPI
Brezhnev
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
North Atlantic Alliance
Brussels
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Frank G. Zarb
Zarb
ABC
Ways and Means Committee
Mocksville
N.C
Orrey Joe Campbell
Davie County
Wayne Gaither
Jack Renigar
Forsyth County
N.J
Newark
Carl Stoffers
World, National News
Thority
Florida
George A
Massachusetts
Cecil Gates
Northridge
California
ALL Vacuums
Electrolux
Desco Parts & Repairs
James Agrested
Usmale
Roffler
U. S
Birch ST
Biddeford
Robert E. Bedard & Sons
Jin
OLD Orchard
Jim
Televison
Jim’s
West Grand Ave
Old Orchard, Beach
Cohen Egg Farm
Dayton
Maine
U.S
Phentex Yarn Sale
Marilyn's
Smithwheel Rd
Menard
Mark Stimson
Anchorage Bay
Cape Cod
Polly Wallace
Lake Tanganyika
Carrie Jane Hunter
O Atherton
Calif
Kenneth Stephen Smith
Garden Grove
Emilie van Zinnick Bergman
The
Netherlands
Midaly
Beverly Carter
Biddeford High School
Madam Schultz
Elm St
Saco
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