Calls for Full Inquiry Into Kennedy and King Deaths
The text urges a comprehensive congressional inquiry into the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It cites Warren Commission doubts, alleged CIA plots against Castro, and new facts about conspiracies. It notes Rep. Steward McKinney and Rep. Christopher Dodd on a 2 member panel to pursue all details.
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John F. Kennedy
Marlin Luther, King
Special Commission
Earl Warren
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
CIA
Fidel Castro
Mr. Kennedy
Warren
Castro
Steward B. McKinney
Congress
Dr. King
McKinney
Christopher Dodd
North Stonington
Messrs. McKinney and
Dodd
Warren Commission
Carter Defies Pentagon Worship in Budget Debate
The piece argues President Carter challenges defense spending excess, urging cuts of fat and frills in a 104 billion budget. It mocks allies and warns that maintaining troops in Europe and Asia risks bankrupting the country while criticizing policies seen as propping up Red China against the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Pentagon
Richard Nixon
Nixon
White House
Carter
U.S
Europe
Korea
South Korea
China
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Peking
Asia
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
South
North Korea
Moscow
Dubuque
Red China
Soviet Union
Tme
Mao's Funeral Marks Uncertain Path for China
The article portrays Mao Zedong's death and funeral at the Great Hall of the People in Peking. It notes the tense succession scramble led by Hua Kuo-feng and Chang Chun-chiao, the military backing of Chen Hsi-lien, and widespread domestic and international mourning and media coverage.
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Mao
People
Tua
Peking
Chen Hsi-lien
Hua
Chang Chun-chiao
People’s Daily
Mandate of Heaven and China’s Power Struggle After Mao
The piece argues Earthquakes and Mao’s death shift focus to who will receive Heaven’s Mandate in China. It notes the PLA as the leading potential power broker amid factions, with historical parallels to Khrushchev and Beria, warning against external interference.
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China
Mao
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Marshal Zhukov
Yavrenti Beria
East Germany
PLA
Yunnan
Peking
Art gallery hoax turns groceries into a prize exhibit
A Canadian customs dispute over Warhol crafted grocery cartons as art ends in a humorous gallery scene. The narrator tours a pop art show, leaves groceries, and watches critics mock the refined display while joking about Rembrandt and Picasso. The groceries are sold for 1500 just after costing 18 dollars.
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Kellogg’s
Mott's
Andy Warhol
Canada
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