Half Million In Gold Bars Found On Plane
Federal officials examine more than 835000 dollars in gold bars reported missing from an Overseas National Airways flight at Charleston Air Force Base. Aboard the jet from Zurich to Frankfurt multiple crates were opened and seven of 25 bars missing. Airline crews and various airports had access to the baggage area during 11 days of flights. The gold was destined for a Saudi consignee, with Swiss authorities confirming shipment details.
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U.S
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Saudi Arabia
David C. Humphreys
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U.S. Bureau of Customs
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Frankfurt
Swissair
Energy Policy Debate and Angola Amendment In Congress
The discussion centers on a substitute amendment to bar U.S. armed forces in Angola and block CIA reimbursement of about 33 million spent or planned there. Tunney cites growing support, while Weicker questions CIA funding. The piece also covers energy policy fights, price controls, and Ford urging immediate end to price controls to push conservation amid post embargo debates.
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Central Intelligence Agency
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William Colby
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Tinney
McClellan
Lowell P. Weicker
Rcond
Vietnam
L.S
Senate
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Ford
Reunion of brothers ends long search for Ricky Lynn
Insurance salesman Reunion Rick finally reaches his mother by phone last month. Mrs. Bogdal recalls Alfred nearby who tried to locate Ricky dutcd but failed. The two brothers embrace joyfully, sharing a heartfelt reunion and catching up in a family moment.
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Ricky Lynn
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Exner says personal ties to Kennedy not tied to underworld figures
Shirley Temple Exner testified she had a close personal relationship with Jack Kennedy not tied to Mafia figures Sam Giancana or Johnny Rosselli. She said the introductions came via a mutual friend, met Kennedy in Las Vegas in early 1960, Giancana introduced her to Rosselli, and she had lunch at the White House many times.
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Dan Exner
San Diego
William Campbell
Moynihan Says UN Session an Alarming Disappointment
United Nations General Assembly closing remarks by Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan describe the three month session as a profound disappointment with alarming items and world dismay. He urged consensus over binding rhetoric while noting U.S. missteps on political prisoners and the PLO set for future Geneva talks.
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Jamil M. Baroody
Assembly
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Palestine Liberation Organization
United States
John Seals
Consersus
Jacob A. Malik
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Sao Tome and Principe Islands
Mozambique
Papua New Guinea
Comoro Islands
Surinam
Gaston Thorn
Luxembourg
Thorn
Stevens nomination praised by Stevenson and Percy
Stevens front page backed by Republican Charles H. Percy and Democrat Stevenson urging unanimous confirmation. Stevenson praised Stevens as highly disciplined and capable, saying he will apply the law rather than make it, while notes the only absentees were Senators James B. Allen and Birch Bayh.
Congress Bottleneck on Tax Cuts Sparks Election Year Clash
Ford attacks Congress for a temporary cap on spending while keeping the federal cash register open. The House and Senate approved a compromised tax-cut bill by voice vote amid GOP attempts to tie the cut to spending reductions. A six month extension was proposed. Ford demanded dollar-for-dollar spending cuts for any tax relief. House Speaker Carl Albert framed the fight as political survival amid election-year pressures.
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GOP
Cal
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Santa Claus
Carl Albert
Wright Brothers remembered by Outer Banks resident
MANTEC North Carolina AP recalls Mrs. Lillie Swindell 98 who watched locals mock the Wright Brothers first flight at Kitty Hawk 72 years ago. She recalls two witnesses John T. Daniels and Cephas Brinkley, and notes glider parts were repurposed by neighbors and her late husband.
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N.C
John T. Daniels
Cephas Brinkley
Ohio
Adam Ethridge
Kitty Yank
Radioactive cargo aboard jet in Alaska ditch crash
A Japan Air Lines Boeing 747 slid off an icy Anchorage runway hurting 15 and trapping passengers. Radioactive isotopes for medical use were aboard 319 pounds in 21 packages but no leakage occurred. Two hospitalized for back injuries. 13 treated for minor cuts. The plane tipped into a deep gully after gusts up to 40 knots during evacuation.
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Tad Bartimus
Associated Press
Anchorage
Alaska
Japan Air Lines
Anchorage International Airport
John Hynes
JAL Cargo Office
Hynes
Cold air spreads over state with mountain snow
Weather report notes bitter cold expanding across the state with snow in the mountains especially Thursday as northern ranges feel the brunt of the chill and colder air moving in.
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New England
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