Lockheed Aid Fees Win Tests Amid Senate Battle
Senators opposed to government aid sites battled over a proposed 256 million federal loan backing for Lockheed. Proxmire led opposition to limit debate and defeat an early motion. The vote fell short of two thirds, keeping debate open for weeks while Stevenson’s amendment faced a stiff fight. Page 3, Cal. 6.
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13th Executed For Coup Role in Sudan
In KHARTOUM Sudanese authorities hanged Joseph Garang former Communist minister for southern affairs for his role in last week’s abortive coup. He is the 13th executed since the coup was foiled amid a military tribunal also sentencing Major Mubarak Hassan al Zein to seven years in prison.
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Chuckle Caption Warns About Sensitive Back Slap
A humorous line notes that patting a man on the back makes his head swell, playing on the idea of sensitivity and pride. The fragment uses a playful, punny tone with a foreign term capyriany suggesting a regional flavor or misheard phrase.
Senate hears call to report Kissinger trip to Peking
A Senate subcommittee urged that Kissinger report to the Foreign Relations Committee on his trip to Peking and consult on substantive matters. The remark highlighted concerns over separation of powers and executive consultation with Congress, noting the need for prior briefing.
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Carlucci to Budget Job in White House reshuffle
Washington officials announced that Frank Carlucci, 40, will leave his current post to become associate director of the Office of Management and Budget. He will succeed Arnold Weber, who plans to return to the University of Chicago. No successor for Carlucci was named.
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Reds hit Lai Khe base with helicopter raid
Viet Cong sapper team penetrated the Lai Khe base 90 miles north of Saigon early Tuesday. They blew up four American helicopters valued at more than 15 million dollars, damaged a fifth, and wounded ten U.S. soldiers. No South Vietnamese casualties were reported.
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Engine Test Backed Apollo Moon Flight Push
Apollo 18 astronauts briefly fired the main propulsion engine in a test clearing the way for a Friday lunar approach. A faulty electrical switch prompted safety checks, with mission control noting a bypass could be used if needed.
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Wave Hits Clinton Dock in Mississippi River Collision
A large wave struck Clinton docks on the Mississippi River causing extensive damage to boats and piers. Fourteen boats sank or damaged, one man washed from the dock but uninjured, and authorities reported total damage pending. Barge owned by Ingraham Barge Lines was involved. witnesses described 16 boats tied at Gyro Jelub dock with only one escaping damage.
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No Profit for Ferry in That Budapest Feud Items
Kalman Olah and a friend boarded a Danube river ferry while the captain was absent, collected fares, then sailed away with the money. Police hunted for them as Budapest Transport Gazette described. Officials cited equipment tampering and a faulty switch as probable causes for a system failure leaving ships stranded.
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Drug Charges Linked to Pro Thieu Plot in Saigon
AP reports charged Major General Ngo Duy, tied to a drug trafficking and graft scheme, aimed at bolstering President Nguyen Van Thieu. The plan sought a three way shift in command to aid Thieu’s Mekong delta campaign, but was sabotaged when charges leaked. Thieu fears losing support as generals rally behind Ky, complicating a possible post in Saigon.
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Angela Davis Trials Set After Legal Victory
SAN RAFAEL Calif AP Angela Davis the black militant pleads innocent to murder kidnapping and conspiracy Judge Richard Arnason set her trial for 60 days from now He granted her permission to act as her own defense attorney marking a rare victory and allowing the court to revoke the privilege if misused The judge refused to dismiss the indictment despite defense requests citing publicity and grand jury prejudice.
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Opened Up In Crime Testimony by Vincent Teresa
Vincent Teresa, 42, testifies before a Senate investigations subcommittee, naming alleged kingpins in illegal gambling, loan sharking, and stolen securities. He describes a global criminal empire tying gambling to political bribes, with claims about the Mob's reach and the origin of nickel numbers fueling casinos and illicit activity.
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