Rail line attacked in Rhodesia heightens security feared
In Salisbury Rhodesia railroad workers demand police and military reinforcements after guerrillas blew a section of Rhodesia's main link to South Africa killing three motorists. The Rutenga Beitbridge line reopened with night trains halted over a 10 mile stretch as troops hunt attackers and patrols sweep the route.
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Rhodesia
South Africa
Daniel Mitchell
Rhodesia Railway‘ Workers’ Union
The
Railways Administration
Rutenga-Beitbridge
Nuanessi
Fort Victoria
Beltbridge
FDA proposes medical checks before hearing aid purchase
The FDA's proposed rules require most adults to undergo a medical exam before buying a hearing aid, with a waiver option for those over 18 if no warning signs exist. The plan aims to curb unsuitable sales and ensure patients understand benefits and upkeep, with public comment invited through June 21.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
PDA
FDA
Ask Force
Schmidt
Fishers Lane
Rockville
Lebanon Crisis Deepens as Parliament Delays Election
Seven fire bombs and arson attack plagued a building as snipers forced evacuation. Parliament Speaker Kamel Assaad seeks an emergency session to elect a new president, hinging on Franjieh signing a constitutional amendment. Premier Karami said Franjieh signed, but the president has not transmitted it to parliament. In Jerusalem, Rabin defended settlements and urged security along the Jordan Valley while riots flared in Nablus, Tulkarm, Bethlehem, Jenin, and East Jerusalem as elections approached in the West Bank.
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Franjieh
Rashid Karami
Ien
Nablus
Tulkarm
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Bethlehem
Jenin
East Jerusalem
Rabin
Jordan Valley
Israel
Jordan
West Jordan
Jordan River
Ts-rael
West Bank
Tantrums and Tractor Incident Highlight Global Oddities
A woman at the Moroccan consulate briefly caused a scene by trampling a portrait of King Hassan II after a visa denial, then was detained and released. In Kirov, a drunk tractor driver smashed into a vodka store, wrecked the front, and was jailed for four years.
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Kirov
Izvestia
HUD reacts to Supreme Court housing ruling in court discussion
HUD secretary Carla Hills said the department will present views to the district court and seek the best way to carry out the Supreme Court decision as the suit progresses. Attorney Martin Sloane called the ruling encouraging and a potential breakthrough if HUD acts affirmatively.
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HUD
Department
District Court
Supreme Court
Martin Sloane
National Committee Against Discrimination In Housing
Sloane
Chicago
Kennedy letter questions antitrust probe over mutual aid pacts
Senator Edward Kennedy sent a letter to Justice Department antitrust chief Thomas Kauper asking about possible antitrust violations tied to mutual aid agreements among the tire companies. DOJ spokesperson Mark Sheehan said the letter was received Tuesday and will be reviewed, but cautioned it does not imply an investigation may occur. The union seeks a $2 hourly raise for skilled workers along with improved pensions and other fringes, arguing the current fringe adds $3.55 to hourly wages for a total of $9.48.
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Boramarito
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Justice Department
Thomas Kauper
Washington, D.C
Mark Sheehan
Sheehan
Bommarito
UAW
Boston Racist Mob Attack Shocks City
In Mattapan a mob of about 100 black youths stoned at least eight cars on Norfolk Street, injuring two white people including a woman with arm cuts and a 15 year old girl with a head wound. Police closed Blue Hill Avenue for miles as detectives pursued suspects and court sessions continued amid tensions.
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Mattapan
Carney Hospital
Stonings
Norfolk Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Black Roxbury
Governor Arch A. Moore Jr Trial Opens For Extortion
Federal Judge Joseph Young began questioning nearly 100 prospective jurors to form a panel for the extortion trial of West Virginia Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. and his former campaign manager William Loy. Jurors faced questions on prejudice and familiarity with Moore, Loy, and related investigations as they consider potential exposure to media coverage.
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Arch A
Charleston
Moore Moore Jr
Shelley
Stanley Preiser
W.va
Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
US District Court
Joseph Young
Baltimore
Young
Price
Diversified Mountaineer Corp
DMC
Loy
John D. Rockefeller IV
Comets theory links giant planet to asteroid belt
Scientists discuss a 91 Earth-mass planet once existing where the asteroid belt lies. Calculations suggest a gravity shift from this world. findings align with a 1972 Overden theory. An air pollution alert warned hazardous ozone levels amid a heat wave, with mobility impacts in the Southeast and drought harming Georgia crops.
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van Flandern
M. W. Overden
University of British Columbia
Overden
Earth
Nzone
Miami
Georgia
Bank president found unharmed after ransom paid
NEWHALL Calif AP a bank president was kidnapped Tuesday and found unharmed in a motel room after a $150000 ransom was paid. James D McMahon 30 of Valencia was located by FBI agents at Mission Hills Sepulveda following a call. Raymond Hale 43, bank operations manager, helped deliver the ransom from a Santa Clarita National Bank and its Sepulveda branch. Hale served as courier as investigators pursued leads. Mrs McMahon declined comment.
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Newhall
Calif
James D. McMaha
Valencia
FBI
Mission Hills
Sepulveda
McMahon
Santa Clarita National Bank
Netball
Chet Ballew
Raymond Hale
Hale
Bal- Jew
Ballew
Los Angeles
Fords' taxes show higher 1975 figures and changes
White House aide reports the Ford family tax picture includes a Michigan tax payment of about $200 and charitable deductions of $6,735.94 for 1973. Net worth remained stable since December 8. The 1975 taxes for state local and other levies nearly doubled 1974, due in part to higher BEETING. Personal exemptions were claimed for President and Mrs Ford and four children except Steve who was in 1974 but not eligible in 1975.
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Fords
Boy Scouts
The
American Red Criss
White House
Steve
Steve Ford
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