Peronism rallies as Isabel Peron resumes leadership in Plaza de Mayo
In Buenos Aires supporters gather with heavy security as President Isabel Peron resumes office after a 32 day absence. Observers await hints on new policies and future direction from her Plaza balcony address. In Paris, Solzhenitsyn releases Lenin in Zurich in Russian, with Editions du Seuil preparing French edition.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peronist Movement
Plaza de Mayo
Isabel Peron
Paris
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Lenin
Zurich
Ymca Press
Vladimir Lenin
Russia
Editions du Seuil
Solzhenitsyn
Nobel Prizes in Chemistry and Physics Awarded in Stockholm
The 1975 Nobel Prize in Chemistry went to John Warcup Cornforth of Shell Research Ltd and Vladimir Prelog of Zurich, sharing the prize with two professors from England and Switzerland. Earlier, the Swedish Academy named three cowinners in Physics: James Rainwater of Columbia University, Aage Bohr, and his collaborator Benjamin Mottelson.
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Stockholm
Sweden
England
Switzerland
John Warcup Cornforth
Shell Research Ltd
Vladimir Prelog
Zurich
Swedish Academy of Science
Academy
James Rainwater
Columbia University
Aage Bohr
Niels Bohr
Rich Divorce Petition Shocks Country Star Family
Country star Charlie Rich 43 is sued for divorce by wife Margaret Rich 42 after 24 years of marriage. She seeks alimony child support and custody of their minor son Jack Michael 8. Rich reportedly hospitalized for an infected foot and has canceled two weeks of singing engagements. The same week federal computer purchases for the Agriculture Department faced cuts amid snooping fears.
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Memphis, Tenn
Charlie Rich
Margaret Ann Greene Rich
Jack Michael Rich
Rich
Charlie Rich Enterprises
Baptist Hospital
Mozenberg
Ais
Kissinger Begins Eighth China Trip To Prepare Ford Visit
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger starts his eighth trip to China to gear up for President Ford’s planned visit to Peking later this year. The trip, unlike 1971’s dramatic sneak, focuses on routine talks to ensure smooth preparations for Ford’s ascent of the Great Wall era during Thanksgiving time.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
China
Ford
Kissinger
Peking
PSBA report faults state control of public schools
The Pennsylvania School Boards Association released a report at its convention criticizing growing state regulation in public education. It cites failure of local boards to resist erosion of power, oversized districts from reorganizations, broad unionization hindering local control, and court rulings binding boards. In Butler County, Jack Middleton, 32, of Prospect, was killed when his tractor trailer rolled over an embankment in Butler Township Thursday night.
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Pennsylvania School Boards Association
PSBA
Butler, Pa
Jack Middleton
Prospect
Butler County
Butler Township
Scanion Named to Pitt Board of Trustees
Harrisburg AP reports State Senator Eugene F Scanion of Pittsburgh has been appointed to the University of Pittsburgh board of trustees. He succeeds former Senator Frank Mazzei of Pittsburgh’s South Side, who resigned on October 6.
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Harrisburg
Eugene F. Scanion
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Frank Mazzei
Mazze
Salary Boosts in Pa. Hinge on Court Rulings
Harrisburg AP reports the legislature adjourned until mid November, likely killing immediate district attorney pay raises. A House bill would set fulltime DA salaries at 39000, with parttime retainers at 8000 to 24000. the bill leaves constitutional questions to courts and awaits Senate action.
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Harrisburg
House
Pennsylvania
Senate
Patrick Gleason
Cambria
Judge frees Dairylea officials in milk adulteration case
Plattsburgh NY Judge Norman Harvey dismissed indictments against Dairylea Inc and 11 officials for alleged adulteration cover up. He ruled the offenses do not constitute crimes under state law. The dairy previously paid a 1974 150000 fine for diluting milk over six years ending 1973.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
Dairylea Inc. Milk Cooperative
Western New York
State Supreme Court
Norman Harvey
Dairylea
State Agriculture and Markets Department
Arkansas
Susan L Scholl’s Chester County Prothonotary Campaign Poster
The race for prothonotary of Chester County draws interest as Susan L. Scholl, 23, campaigns with posters that attract rapid souvenir-style removal. The office sits within the Common Pleas Court.
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Chester County
Common Pleas Court
Susan L. Scholl
Unarmed Moroccans Seek Disputed Land
Rabat announced a plan for a peaceful march of 350,000 unarmed Moroccan civilians into Spanish Sahara to bolster claims to the mineral rich territory while the International Court of Justice said sovereignty over the land itself could not be recognized. King Hassan II said he would lead the columns into Morocco’s southern neighbor though a start date was not set. officials noted weeks of planning for water provisions.
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Rabat
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Hassan II
Hassan
International Court of Justice
Mauritania
Spain
Algeria
Atlantic
Sahara
Enabh
Tarfaya
Ali Leads March for Carter in Trenton
Muhammad Ali led about 2,000 people in a Trenton march to push for Rubin Carter’s release after Carter’s triple life sentence for 1966 Paterson murders. Ali called the conviction railroaded and likened it to lynching days while organizers shifted plans to a state house protest amid prison tensions.
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Trenton
Muhammad Ali
Rubin
Carter
Ali
Trenton State Prison
State House
Brendan T Byrne
Petitiions
Paterson
Nixon
George Lois
New York
Jeremiah Shabazz
Philadelphia
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James McHale
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