Carter’s Cabinet Picks Focus on Men and Names
President elect Carter says FBI background checks delay announcing top posts. He has named four Cabinet choices and a UN ambassador, all men and mostly white, amid criticism from Gloria Steinem who accuses him of limiting female appointments. Bell and Kreps have been in talks as possible picks for the Justice Department and other posts.
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Carter
Federal Bureau of Investigations
Plains Baptist Church
Bell
Justice Department
White House
United Nations
Gloria Steinem
America
Ms. Magazine
Women's Political
Caucus
Women's Movement
Tamt
Dr. Kreps
Governor’s
Atlanta
Sen
James Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Parrott the Bank Robber Recalled as Hoodlum with Kind Side
Oklahoma figure Charles Parrott recalls a career of bank robberies across four states. He figures 20 banks robbed, six confirmed by him, with a 1968 Hartshorne haul of 42009 dollars. Parrott portrays himself as a reluctant criminal who helped the downtrodden between heists. The FBI tracked him through the 1960s while a 1969 Carney attempt led to a six year sentence.
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Doug Hicks
Tulus World Stilwell
Okla
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Charles Parrott
Jesse James
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Parrott
Adair County
Tulsa
Pineville
McDonald County
Charlie Parrott
State Bank of
Hartshorne
Minir
FBI
Hare
Mexico
Alaska
Bureau
Parfitt
Amead
Carney State Bank
Carney
Charlie
U.S
Divers Search In L A Harbor For Bodies Debris From Blowup
Divers comb Los Angeles Harbor for debris and bodies from Friday night’s explosion aboard the tanker Sansinena. Coast Guard investigators prepare to probe the blast that killed at least seven and injured about 50 as residents repair shattered glass and crews clean oil slicks.
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Los Angeles
Coast Guards
Coast Guard
California
Tom Quinn
cAtr Resources Board
Don Holloway
Morcall
1Th Coast Guard District
Honolulu
Los Angeles County
Dissident Bukovsky details hunger and force diet rights
Bukovsky, veteran Soviet rights activist, says he was starved and subjected to brain washing as a political prisoner. He cites 1975 diet rules linking rations to crime, and discusses Helsinki accords and East West exchanges. He speaks at an Amnesty International event amid media glare.
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Bukovsky
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Europe
Soviet Bloc
Ammeaty International
Brezhnev
Pinochet
Relativity Theory Survives New Space Clock Test
Scientists Levine and Vessot test relativity with an on orbit clock and a Earth clock aboard a NASA rocket. The measured time difference matches Einstein's prediction with an uncertainty of .02 percent, improving on the prior one percent result and supporting the theory's accuracy under strong gravitational fields.
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Boston
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Martin Levine
Robert F.C. Vessot
Levine
Vessot
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Earth
Space
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Bob Bergland
D-Minn
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Bergland
House Agriculture Committee
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Berl
Eled
Georgia Southwestern College
King and Spaudting
Mary
Chicago
Anti-Cruelty Society
L.a.’S Harbor
Philip Schwartzberg
Union Oil Co
Sansinena
James W
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Rabin
NRP
Labor Party
Liberal Party
Likud
NAP
Rabig
6 Uile
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Maine
Florida
Great Lakes
Washington
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Great Lakes Area
New England
Arizona
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Riverside Shopping Center
Riverside Riverside Drive
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Big George
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Nor-Dan
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