Paris talks push Vietnam UN admission as path to aid
Vietnam may gain U.N. membership to unlock international aid and resolve missing in action issues. U.S. officials indicate designating relief through UNDP and continued aid regardless of reparations, amid Paris discussions and ESCAP private briefings.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Robert C. Holbrooke
Phan Hien
Paris
Hanoi
U.N
Aed
UNDP
United Nations Development Program
United Nations
Cyrus Vance
Television in Review Inflation over top money makers hits wall
UPI film writer notes inflation skews money results in a look at all time top earners timed to the Jazz Singer 50th anniversary NBC airs The Billion Dollar Movie May 22 hosted by David Niven. The piece finds the films themselves falter under scrutiny.
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Joan Hanauer
UPI
New York
al Jolson
NBC
David Niven
Niven
Golden Oldie
Dr. Zhivago
Steppes
David City approves NPPD wholesale power deal
David City votes to buy wholesale electrical power from Nebraska Public Power District under a Capacity Purchase Agreement. NPPD will lease the community's generating facility as a reserve source, with monthly payment regardless of output.
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David City
Nebraska Public Power District
NPPD
Thegreement
Nebraska
Wayne
Lyons
Sutherland
Schuyler
Lewis “Bud” Zinnecker
Clint Johannes
Lincoln officer to resign as Milford police chief
Lincoln Police Department veteran Capt. Lowell Sellmeyer will resign June 1 to take the Milford police chief job. He began as a parking meter attendant in 198 and moved up to commissioned officer the same year, later leading the city jail before a corrections director was hired.
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Upt
Lowell Sellmeyer
Lincoln Police Department
Milford
Sellmeyer
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Ford appointee fights to keep U.S. attorney post
UPI reports Detroit based U.S. Attorney Philip Van Dam resists leaving his $45,500 a year office after 11 months. Democrats proposed James K. Robinson as successor, while Van Dam cites a four year term and Carter depoliticizing the DOJ. The case echoes Morgenthau’s 1969 clash over job retention.
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UPI
Ford Administration
U.S
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Carter
van Dam
Manhattan
N.Y
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Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Morgenthau
Vito Giacalone
Godfather
Anthony Giacalone
Vincent Meli
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Veterans Hospital
Ann Arbor
Justice Department
Donald Riegle
Dmich
James K. Robinson
Riegle
Robinson
FBI
White House
Robert P. Griffin
Department of Justice
Boston judge rules to disconnect teen’s respirator
Deborah Mann the 15 year old from Abington Massachusetts was declared clinically dead after a bicycle collision with a car. A Brockton Hospital emergency hearing led Superior Court Judge Henry Chmielinski to authorize turning off the life support to allow organ donation. Neurosurgeon Edward P. Baker said there had been no brain activity for 24 hours and the patient met brain death criteria. Medical Examiner Howard Carpenter said he would seek Supreme Court guidance on death definitions.
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UPI
Deborah Mann
Abington
Mass
Janice
Louis K. Mann
Brockton Hospital
Superior Court
Henry Chmielinski
Edward P. Baker
Deborah
Harvard Medical School
Howard Carpenter
Plymouth County
Thomas Finnerty
Supreme Court
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