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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1976
Page
5
Evangelist Billy Graham says the Watergate affair did not end his friendship with former President Richard Nixon. He called Nixon a friend and said a religious leader does not desert a person in trouble. Graham, 57, spoke at a Detroit news conference.
Mayor Teddy Kollek and Jewish theologian Shemaryahu Talmon of Jerusalem are awarded the Romano Guardini prize by the Catholic Academy of Bavaria. The honor recognizes outstanding service in interpreting faith and world life, despite the UN racism resolution on Zionism.
The federal appeals court in New York upheld the conviction of Jack L. Chestnut former campaign manager to Senator Hubert Humphrey for arranging an unlawful dairymen's corporate donation to Humphrey's 1970 Senate campaign. Chestnut 42 remained free on appeal after being sentenced to four months in prison and a $5000 fine by U.S. District Judge Edward Weinfeld.
At the first international tribunal on crimes against women, Arab and Israeli women from Yemen Saudi Arabia Syria and Israel forged a rare consensus that men are their shared oppressor. The Israeli participants Joanne Yaron and Marcia Freedman led a statement praising cross border dialogue and urging continued feminist cooperation.
A South Vietnamese air force lieutenant, his wife four children and a mechanic escaped by helicopter from Can Tho to Thailand, covering about 300 miles before landing near a rural gas station. Governor Boonchuay Sisalakam said the officer, a member of the fallen Saigon regime, aimed to reach Utapao air base southeast of Bangkok to avoid living under communism.
Moslem deserters seize a southern Lebanese garrison at Rachaya as Premier Karami warns mutinies could push Israel to invade south Lebanon. The Lebanese Arab Army, led by Lt. Ahmed Khatib, pressed the Beaufort Castle revolt and joined forces eastward.
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