Explosion at Banco de Ponce shocks Rockefeller Plaza area
A 4:43 a.m. blast shattered windows up to the RCA building after a bomb planted in a revolving Banco de Ponce door. No injuries beyond a bakery truck driver cut. Two suspects sought. Weather Underground claimed action in support of Puerto Rican cement workers amid past bombings by FALN.
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Banco de Ponce
Rockefeller Plaza
49Th Street
RCA
Weather Underground
Asst
Harold Se R
FALN
Fraunces Tavern
Wall Street
Tess Cone
Tion
Ponce
P.R
Sunken Plaza
Rockefeller Center
Associated Press
NBC
New York Post
Students For A Democratic Society
HUD Allocations Near Approval For Hill Street Housing Project
City Manager Fred Burton said HUD approval for an $400000 allocation to cover corrections at the Hill Street housing project could come before month’s end. Corte Construction’s $268000 bid is under review while trustees threaten resignations if funds are delayed. If approved, corrections totaling $3 million for slope, drainage and fill work would allow occupancy later this year.
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Burton
HUD
Corte Construction Co
Authority
Corte
Plea Bargain Sends Taylor to State Prison for Slaying
Edwin C. Taylor Jr. pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the October 20, 1974, shooting death of Michael Bishop at Bluefield State College during a TKE fraternity initiation. Judge Jerome Katz sentences him to one to five years with no possibility of parole.
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Barbara Hawkins
Bluefield
Mercer County
Bluefield State College
Jerome Katz
Edwin C. Taylor, Jr
Taylor
Michael James Bishop
Lindside
BSC
TKE
Enon Creek Hollow
Oakvale
Taylor's Paren
Aehaaon David Ht
David Burton
Joseph Sanders, Jr
Knight
Mike Bishop
Franklin A. Hallis
Ice Creek
Bishop
Most
Groundbreaking For Athens Water Plant Draws Moore
Governor Moore joins 200 attendees at Athens as West Virginia advances a $2.8 million water project. He cites countywide benefits and federal state local cooperation to finish by July 1976. past autumns required water hauled by trucks.
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Jim Gilreath
Moore
Mercer County
Athens
West
Rabin notes ongoing disagreements after Washington talks
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said talks in Washington left some issues unresolved. A senior Israeli official cited a 50 percent chance of a Sinai withdrawal deal in exchange for Cairo concessions, with further cabinet briefings planned and negotiations to proceed through diplomatic channels.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Middle East
United States
Israel
Rabin
Washinton
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Haaretz
Yediot Aharonot
Henry A. Kissinger
Debt ceiling bill advances then dies in House vote
A bill to raise the federal debt limit by 68.99 billion dollars to 599.99 billion through mid-1976 passed its stage but died 225 to 175 in a later House vote.
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Washington
Laos Ends Major Aid Dispatch As Pathet Lao Tightens Grip
USAID concludes its Laos program with final pay for teams and a June 30 closeout. In Vientiane the Pathet Lao gains momentum as six new ministers replace anti communist officials. One American, Rose Mary Conway, remains detained on unspecified political charges. Radio reports say former regime members undertake reform courses in Bangkok. The CLA leader supports Meo exile return under safety guarantees.
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U.S
Pathet Lao
USAID
Laos
Indochina
Cambodia
Vietnam
Pathet Kao Con
Rosemary Conway
Las Vegas
Vientiane
CLA
Meo Oe
Nedzi Resignation Rejected as House Votes 290 to 64
The House rejected Representative Nedzi’s resignation 290 to 64, clearing the way to consider abolishing or restructuring the House Intelligence Committee amid backlash over CIA issues. Supporters urged maintaining the status quo for later action, while critics argued the panel had lost credibility and posed a security threat.
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Rep
Tacien Ne Nom Ce
House Inte
House
Nedzi
B. F. Sisk
Dcalif
Centralence
U.S
Richard Bolling
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Gveder
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