Chitlin Strut draws up to twenty thousand visitors
Salley South Carolina hosts the 10th annual Chitlin Strut with 20 000 to 25 000 expected visitors. The event features a parade with U S Representative Butler Derrick as grand marshal, a USDA speech, country music, and a feast of fried chitlins cooked by Terry McMillan who provides 6 000 pounds of the dish amid strong odors lasting about a week. Proceeds aid local fire fighting and town activities.
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Salley
S.C
Terry McMillan
U.S
Butler Derrick
D-S.c
Thomas Kline
U.S. Department of Agriculture
McMillan
Jack Able
Rock records burned in Tallahassee church drive
In Tallahassee Florida a Lakewood Baptist Church bonfire destroyed about $2200 worth of Top 40 albums by Elton John the Rolling Stones and others labeling them immoral Pastor Charles Boykin cites statistics linking rock music to immorality and says teens burned records after prayer services emphasizing the beat’s influence on behavior and offering gospel rock as still suspect.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Elton John
Charles Boykin
Lakewood Baptist Church
Boykin
The
Independent Baptist Church
Walter Scott hospitalized after FBI informer claim in Hearst case
Walter Scott, brother of sports activist Jack Scott, was admitted for rest and observation at Southern Nevada Memorial hospital after telling police unknown persons sought to kill him. The claim followed a disturbance at an apartment complex managed by his father, John Scott, in Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Walter Scott
Jack Scott
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Scott
Southern Nvada Memorial Hospital
John Scott
Portugal Quiet After Aborted Leftist Revolt
Premier Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo announced Portugal was returning to stability after an abortive leftist revolt led by ultra leftist paratroopers who seized air bases. In Oporto political leaders pressed for elections and warned against Communists in government while a military inquiry investigated officers and newspapers blamed for the upheaval. Paratroopers surrendered on Friday after a mutiny vote and 1,500 troopers ended their revolt.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Azevedo
Oporto
Ernest Melo Antunes
Revolutionary Council
Tancos
U.N. Seeks Extend Golan Peace Force Amid Tense Talks
The United Nations Security Council wrestled to break a deadlock over extending the 1,192 man Golan Heights peace force and involving the Palestine Liberation Organization as it debates the Middle East. Israel and Syria, backed by their capitals, pressed for a renewal deadline before the force expires Sunday midnight, while other mandate dates run on Sinai until October 1976.
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United Nations. N.Y (Ap
Security Council
Syria
U.N
Golan Heights
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
Israel
Golan
Egypt
Sinai
Council
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Kurt Waldheim
PLO
High Medicaid Payments Revealed
The Department of Health Education and Welfare released a list naming 207 doctors who earned at least $100,000 from Medicaid in 1974. Twenty-eight hit more than $200,000, four above $300,000, including Dr. William A. Treibel of New York who HEW says earned $451,156. Total Medicaid outlay was $29.8 million to these physicians, from a program that billed roughly $1.32 billion nationwide in 1974. The list was released in response to a Freedom of Information request.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
William A. Treibel
New York
HEW
Freedom of Information
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