White Slated for U.S. Post in Cuba
Robert White, a veteran diplomat famed for defending human rights, is expected to head the first U S diplomatic mission to Cuba since 1961. The assignment, under Cyrus Vance, places White in Havana as chief of the new U S diplomacy mission, operating within the American embassy building under the Swiss flag. White previously challenged Chile's human rights record, prompting a Kissinger-led reprimand that was later withdrawn.
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Henry Kissinger
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Cyrus Vance
Robert White
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General Assembly of the Organization of American States
Santiago
White
Chile
State Department
Kissinger
Foreign Service Act
Stoneham
Mass
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Tufts University
Hong Kong
Ottawa
Latin America
ABC Moves To Halt Charlie's Angels Amid Fawcett-Majors Suit
Los Angeles AP ABC halted production of Charlie's Angels pending the producer's lawsuit against Farrah Fawcett Majors and may sue Spelling Goldbergs over the fall series. Cheryl Ladd was added to replace Fawcett Majors. program was No. 1 in recent Nielsen ratings.
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Miss Fawcett- Majors
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Jay Bernstein
Miss Fawcett-Majors
Lee Majors
Iran
Europe
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Kris Munroe
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Kate Jackson
Jaclyn Smith
Brett Garwood
Miss Ladd
ITT sues AT&T for $150 million in antitrust suit
ITT accuses AT&T and its Western Electric and Bell Laboratories units of Sherman and Clayton act violations by refusing to buy outside telephone equipment. AT&T counters it has not seen suit and cites 1970s profit losses. ITT seeks triple damages while AT&T notes Bell evaluates outsiders.
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International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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Western Electric
Bell Laboratories
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Former Cadet Weds Ends Military Career at West Point
West Point fourth class student Martha Beeson resigned from The Point to marry Lt. Joseph R. Sullivan, a new graduate. Beeson and Sullivan had carried on a long distance courtship by mail due to restrictions on cadet socializing. Beeson plans to attend McKendree College in Lebanon, Illinois, next year, while Sullivan advised he will wait up to three years for her to graduate.
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Beeson
McKendree College
Lebanon
St. Louis
Air Force
Ralph Beeson
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