Truce Holding Better In Lebanon
Armored units of the Palestine Liberation Army took up strategic positions in and around Beirut to enforce a shaky cease-fire. A prominent Christian politician urged America to set up an international force to save Lebanon. At least 93 people were reported killed and 150 wounded during fierce exchanges between Moslem and Christian groups as security officials described the day.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Palestine Liberation Army
America
Inter
Suleiman Franjieh
Franjieh
Rashid Karat
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Palestinian Liberation
PLA
Ashtatiyeh
Faizal Building
Christaans
Hamra
Ain Merisse
Zaghorta
Karnelid
Cout
Beatings spark clashes in Boston and surrounding areas
Racial violence erupted as two black bus drivers were attacked by whites in South Boston, with one victim later reported brain damage at Boston City Hospital. A white auto mechanic was assaulted in Rexburg near Orchard Park housing project, two suspects arrested and charged with assault and robbery. Police faced warnings of trouble and a lookout for Whitey before the incidents. In Lebanon, Beirut ceasefire held sporadically as factions clashed and political maneuvers surrounded President Franjieh and Syria talks.
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Boston
Rextury
Orchard Park
Anther
T Here
Whitey
Boston City Hospital
Richard Poleet
Ninth Brader
Randy Lewis
Lewis
Arid
Poleel
First Time In U S History Man Pedals Plane Off Ground
Joseph Zinno and his brother Clarence built a lightweight aircraft that briefly lifted off at Quonset Point Naval Air Station. The five second flight marked the first main powered plane to rise from ground in the US, following earlier European attempts.
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Joseph Zisiid
U.S
North Kingstown
Wright Brother
Joseph A. Zinmo
Clarence
Wrights
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Zinnos
Joseph
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Europe
Zinno
Zino
Zinne Han
Zinn Brothers
Stranded Driver Robbed After CB Plea in Indiana
John Gunset Jr. of Omaha was stranded on Interstate 74 near Crawfordsville Indiana when his stalled car prompted a citizens band radio call for help. After stopping across the highway a driver approached, crossed the road, and robbed Gunset of four dollars with a knife.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
John Gunset
Gunset, Jr
Omaha
Neb
Here
Gunset
Strike continues as URW presses Big Four talks
Bonomarlito reported ongoing negotiations with Goodyear Goodrich and Uniroyal while strike shutdowns hit 47 plants. Officials expect supplies to last weeks with limited industry impact as URW targets Firestone for a pattern-setting agreement.
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UAW
Bonamatilo
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Cinellinati
Goodrich Co
Columbus
Uniroyal Inc
New York
Detroit
Cuttiig
Chrysler Corp
Bommarito
URW
Firestone
Goodyear
Bommearita
United Auto Workers
Stora Union
ABC
Princess Anne Injured After Horse Falls at Trials
Princess Anne, age 23, was knocked unconscious and suffered a cracked vertebra when her horse Candlewick fell during cross country at Blandford Ringland. Capt. Mark Phillips rushed her to Poole General Hospital where X rays confirmed the injury. doctors declined prognosis.
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Blandford
Ringland
Anne
Wold
Britain
Windsor Castle
Portman
Mark Phillips
Candlewick
Poole General Hospital
Phillips
Princess Anne
Montreal
Last U S Built Convertible Rolls Off Assembly Line
The last U S built convertible rolled off Cadillac's line marking a 74 year era end. The 1976 Fleetwood Eldorado, valued at 11459, will be kept for historical purposes as a lottery selected gift to dealers and later placed in a museum.
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Cadillac
Detroit
Coleman Young
Ed Kenmade
General Motors
H. B. Brawner
Gener Manufacturing
Edward €. Kennard
Kennard
General Molats
U.S
HB. Brawner
Cadillac General Manufacturing
Ray Mikula
State police recount rescue at fuel storage explosion
Leilani D. Smith, 36, a State Highway Department employee, aided county crews by sprinting from a nearby SHD shed to the wreckage and pulling a girl from the flames after the blast.
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Leilani D. Smith
State Highway Department
Zarb warns of real oil embargo threat at conference
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb told the American Power Conference in Chicago that there is an all too real possibility of another oil embargo by OPEC. He warned that it would make the last embargo look like a picnic and urged preparedness.
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Chicago
Frank Zarb
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Américan Power
Zarb
OPEC
U.S
Wnr
Inflation Outlook and Energy Policy Sparks Debate
The briefing notes March price gains show services rising fastest with transportation, medical care, and household costs up. Officials forecast inflation near 5.9 percent for 1976 but warn of potential higher swings while noting OPEC oil dynamics and possible future embargo impacts on gasoline, electricity, and imports.
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Cimbina
Ford Administration
White House
Nessen
Temainata
Agriculture Department
Madame le Senera Mentioned By Interviewer In Archive
A brief exchange unfolds as an interviewer asks what to call her and the General suggests a hint. The woman answers with the suggested title Madame le Senera, reflecting etiquette and formality in a tense page one scene.
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Jen
Madame le Senera
First Witness Takes Sound In Moore Trial
Charleston, West Virginia court records show Diversified Mountaineer Corp witness Theodore Price testified about money tied to a state bank charter. Prosecutors allege Governor Moore and associate Loy sought $25,000 from Price, with Price denying visits to the governor’s office. The case centers on extortion charges connected to the 1972 charter effort.
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Charleston
W.va
Diversified Mountaineer Corp
Theodore R. Price
Ateh A. Moore Jr
Edward Jf. Tiley
State Supreme Court
Moore
William Loy
Price
U.S. Alty
John A. Field III
Stanley Preiser
Ted Price
Benefit amounts rise for multiple recipients
Benefits for couples, a mother and child, an aged widow, a disabled worker and family, and disabled workers are adjusted upward and downward across categories. The changes show joint totals from 149 to 372 dollars for couples, 479 to 510 for mother and bio children, 195 to 208 for an aged widow, 447 to 175 for a disabled worker and spouse with children, and 228 to 24 percent for disabled workers.
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Zina
Gandweed
Pagethie
Congréss
Ford
Bie
United States
Indiana
Georgia
Louisiana
Texas
Rogers Morton
Reagan
Bon Nelsen
National Weather Service
NOAA
Commarea
Carolinas
New England
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Bommarita
Ing
Aimerican Motors
Cheysler
Ford Motor Co
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Buick
Oldsmobile
Ucs
Virginia Barber & Styling College
Williamson Road
N.W
Roanoke
Virginia
Archie W. Salmons
Breaville Methodist Church
Salita Rd
Harvest Gold
Harold
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