Corruption payoffs at Lockheed probe widen
Italian authorities seek two suspects in a widening case tied to Lockheed Aircraft Corp. payoffs. Malian police pursue a lawyer and a businesswoman as Tokyo hearings scrutinize Marubeni Corp. and Japanese officials linked to a 28 million dollar global scheme from the late 1930s to early 1970s.
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Lockheed
Associated Press
Wrest
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Taly
Tokyo
Partias Mentary
U.S. Senate
Aff
Clals
Japan
Mario Martella
Ovidio Lefebvre
Dovidio di Balsarana de Clunieres
Lusitess
Maria Fava
Lefebvre
Tigure
Diet
Marubeni Corp
Washington
A.C. Kolebian
Mapu Bent
Higaroa
Fushihare Okube
Citizen town meetings push public input on foreign policy
The State Department schedules the first of two meetings in Pittsburgh as part of an experimental program inviting citizen discussion of foreign policy. Town meetings, a historic form of self government, allow eligible voters to participate directly. In colonial New England, locals gathered yearly to make laws and elect officials. The quiz notes six New England states and names William E. Simon as U.S. Secretary of the Treasury.
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Pittsburgh
State Department
New England States
United States delays talks on resuming aid for India
Washington says talks on reviving development aid to India are postponed due to worsening political ties and Indira Gandhi’s charges of CIA meddling. Despite continued food aid, no discussions are expected before fiscal year 1977. over years Washington has tied aid to India's formal request.
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Washington
Union States
India
Indira Gandhi
United States
U.S
Gandhi
CIA
New
Ford, Reagan clash over Social Security and reform
Ford and Reagan clash over Social Security, federal spending, and election reform. Nofziger accuses Ford of misreading Reagan while Reagan defends mandatory Social Security and argues for investments and transfers with state funding. Congressional leaders expect swift action before the March deadline and abortion rights groups seek to block federal funds from McCormick's campaign.
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Lyn Nofziger
Reagan
Ford
New Hampshire
Florida
California
Nofziger
Rea
Gan
Gov
America
Supreme Court
John Tower
R-Tex
Congress
House
Carla Albert
D-Ukla
National Abortion Rights Action League
Eten McCormick
Leanne Predington
McCorma
Kissinger outlines hemispheric aid and Canal treaty aim
Kissinger states that more equal funding with the industrialized world and access to development capital will help Latin America participate. Washington will push stabilised commodity prices and modern technology, with direct aid to the neediest nations nearing 300 million dollars yearly. The U S supports regional cooperation and parity in negotiations, citing a new Panama Canal treaty as an example.
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Kissinger
Washington
Latin America
United States
Hundreds at Mineo rites in Mamaroneck church
Hundreds of mourners at the Roman Catholic Church of the Most Holy Trinity attended the funeral of actor Sal Mineo murdered in Hollywood. Relatives and friends cried openly as Mineo’s body arrived from California. The Mass of Christian Burial was led by Rev. Gerard Di Senso and burial followed at Galeo Haven Cemetery in Hawthorne.
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Mineq
Josephine Mineo
Sal Mineo
Mamaroneck
Mineo
Hollywood
Calif
N.Y
Holy Trin
Duxbury
Meyers
Selvatore Minseo
Josephine
Michael
California
Courtney Burr
Michael Mason
Elliott Mintz
Medilas
Haworth
Amlineo
Desi Arnez
Police
Sid
Mines
West Hollywood
Victor
Pleasantville
Sal
Gerard di Senso
Gale
Haven Cemetery
Hawthorne
MPLA Gains Western Recognition After Angola Independence
The MPLA received recognition from the Soviet bloc and 27 of 44 African nations including North Korea, Brazil, Cuba, and the USSR after Angola's independence from Portugal. The Luanda government claims control of most territory as MPLA advances south toward the Namibian border with Soviet weapons and cyber support aiding the effort.
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Wey Ene
MELA
People’s Republic of
France
MPLA
Luanda
University purge expels 10 as campus unrest rises
Najim Najim, a Palestinian with a Jordanian passport and fourth year engineering student, was expelled in 1974 during a radical purge after campus unrest on the Mediterranean campus. An attacker named Joseph Cherbeka was subdued with two pistol shots as he was driven away. PLA soldiers wounded the assailant and both men were treated at a guerrilla clinic.
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Palestine Liberation Army
Joseph Cherbeka
PLA
Najim Najim
Ctoss
Mediterranean
Hearst Testimony Questioned by Judge Carter
District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter issued an eight page memorandum questioning Miss Hearst's testimony and her status as a prisoner. He said her taped statements may be used as evidence but the jury will decide her veracity. Hearst described sexual abuse in a SLA cell with William Wolfe and Cinque denoting subsequent assaults during the bank robbery case.
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Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Carter
Tania
Los Angeles
SLA
Angela Atwood
William Wolfe
Wolfe
Intelligence reforms center on NSC and new oversight board
President proposes consolidating intelligence under a single National Security Council chaired by Bush with a new independent Oversight Board of private citizens to monitor CIA, DIA, NSA and other agencies. A House intelligence committee would be permanent and presidents must report covert operations within 48 hours, per Ford.
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National Security Council
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Bush
Pard
CIA
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
Ford
Robert D. Murphy
House
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