Moynihan Receives Second Ford Kissinger Confidence Vote
President Ford endorses U.N. Ambassador Daniel Moynihan who defended his methods amid a State Department dispute. Kissinger and Moynihan praise the ambassador while Moynihan critiques bloc politics at the U.N. and the Times publication of his cable.
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Moynihan
Ford
Kissinger
Washington
United Nations
Daniel Moynihan
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Department
U.N
U.S
Prosecutor Seeks Dismissal in Cedar Rapids Theft Case
In Linn district court the prosecutor moved to drop a charge of receiving stolen property against Merlin Buck Bean and his wife Lois of 38 Forty first avenue SW Cedar Rapids. The portable transit found at their home belonged to a Nebraska man. An earlier ruling barred the state from using the transit as evidence, citing improper seizure. A court order directs return of the transit to its owner.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn District Court
Merlin “Buck” Bean
Lois
First Avenue SW
Kearney, Neb
Bean
Judge Orders Suburbs To Plan Low-Income Housing
In Hartford Connecticut a federal judge halted $4.4 million in community development funds for seven affluent suburbs until they plan for low and moderate income housing. West Hartford East Hartford Glastonbury Farmington Windsor Locks Vernon Enfield were named in the injunction. Hartford officials called the ruling a victory with potential national impact.
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Hartford, Conn
Hartford
Richard Sussman
Nicholas Carbone
U.S. District Court
M. Joseph Blumenfeld
West Hartford
East
Glastonbury
Farmington
Windsor Locks
Vernon
Enfield
Refused Dances and Damaged Cars Shock New York
Federal agents questioned the crew of the Pyramid Veteran after almost 24 million dollars in cocaine was seized from lockers aboard the freighter during a routine check. In Cincinnati, two high school boys admitted smashing windshields of 27 cars after girls refused to dance with them, with losses pegged at 3000 to 4000 dollars. a glass-embedded bat was found in their car and they were jailed on criminal damage charges.
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New York
U.S. Customs Service
Cincinnati
UPI
Plea Set in Maudsley Slaying
A 19 year old Honolulu youth Clarence Freitas is due to enter a plea in Oahu circuit court Friday in the New Year’s day murder of Patrick J Maudsley a 26 year old former Cedar Rapids resident. Freitas was arrested Jan 17 after the beating near a Waikiki service station on Kala kaua avenue. A 17 year old youth was held and then released with no charges. Police say the homicide division has closed its investigation though the 17 year old’s case remains open. The prosecutor will decide on testifying. Freitas is held on a 20000 dollar bond.
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Honolulu
Patrick J. Maudsley
Cedar Rapids
Oahu
Clarence Freitas
Waikiki
Kalakaua Avenue
Maudsley
Freitas
Fred Young
Omaha
Young
January Thaw Triggers Northeast Floods and Flood Deaths
A January thaw in the Northeast unleashed floods across the region, closing highways and schools and displacing hundreds. Six highway deaths were blamed on the weather as rivers rose from New Hampshire to New Jersey, with evacuations in Vermont, New York, and Pennsylvania and cancellations at Narragansett racetrack and Suffolk Downs. Deep ice flows and debris moved along rivers including the Delaware and Schuylkill, while cooler temperatures helped some areas recede.
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Maine
New Hamshire
Vermont
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New England
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Margaret Bressett
Londonderry
Mass
New York
Brattleboro
Pittstown
N.Y
Catskill
Center Falls
Ulster
Saugerties
Schuylkill
Lehigh
Malden
Beebe
Rhode Island
Narragansett Racetrack
Suffolk Downs
Amtrak
Boston and Maine
Delaware
Trenton
N.J
Marine starts $1 million fire at Camp Pendleton
A Marine using electrical welding equipment started a fire last week at Camp Pendleton in Cristianitos canyon that destroyed 16 homes and damaged several more in nearby San Clemente. The Marine Corps says damage exceeds $1 million and the incident is under investigation.
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Calif
Marine Corps
San Clemente
Marine Base
Cristianitos Canyon
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Times
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Tanzania
U.N. Security Council
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Abdulrahim Farah
Somalia
Farah
The
Angola
Thomas Paine
Laszlo de Bardossy
United Press International
Arlington, Vt
Marine
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Lenngx
Second Ave
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